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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1950
Page
6
The P T A met March 12 in the school auditorium despite bad weather. A pot luck supper preceded brief reports, a county P T A session, and new officers. Health topics included a clinic on diphtheria tetanus immunization and toxoid guidance, with notes on booster duration and tetanus risks.
The text explains three reaction types after vaccination primary take accelerated and immune. It describes onset days size of vesicles fever and scabs and notes revaccination schedules including infancy recommended to reduce reaction severity and extend protection.
Crowded Sunday School with 40 attendees despite rain and poor roads. Upcoming services led by Pastor Fred Bertshman. Local visitors include Gail Brookshire from Cushing Oklahoma and families Stephenson Reeder Bardon. Several residents moved to farms near Green Castle and women work at Stamper's in Milan.
County production guides for key crops were announced following a meeting March 14 1951 in Kirksville Missouri organized by the Missouri Agricultural Mobilization Committee. Dewey R Chapman chair of the county Production and Marketing Administration committee said the guides outline Linn County's required contributions to the national defense effort.
Ross Fleetwood of the University of Missouri notes that planting Korean lespedeza with a companion crop like oats or winter wheat prevents it from becoming weedy and overly thick. The companion crop also helps maintain optimal growth density for lespedeza.
Bryan Park of Browning Missouri purchased a purebred Aberdeen Angus bull from Wilfred and Edward Dugan of Montrose Missouri in a local livestock sale.
Last week's news notes winter weather with heavy snow and ice hitting the area. Mentions Dude Dunlap and sisters in a brief community update.
Judy and Mary Ann visited Kansas City on Saturday. Doris Artz spent Tuesday night with Carol Lou Jennings. Rex Almond and family moved from the Alva Boyd farm to Corai Otis Turner’s property. Mr and Mrs Kay Stufflebean hosted guests including Guy Brookshier and Duff Jennings plus Newton Iowa relatives. Mollie Breeding of Browning visited Ellis Shephard and was taken to Kirksville for eye treatment. Dave Hines and son moved to Milan into Joe Franklin property. Harry McCaughey and family, including Paul Dean, visited relatives near Quincy. Jackie Jennings sprayed paint at Johnny Sears Bar Bar Shop.
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