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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1937
Page
3
A long list of social visits and hometown greetings from Brookfield Missouri including Tim Seed sale note and various calls by Mr. and Mrs. Fields Duncan Mundell Carter Adams and others across nearby towns. The roundup lists visitors to Brookfield from Purdin Linneus Milan and Cameron with church events and business trips noted.
The announcement states Hugh Y. Campbell is the Democratic candidate for clerk and assessor of Benton township, running in the upcoming election to be held Tuesday March 30, with voters to decide the outcome.
The Leader Record presents a photo spread on the New London Texas school explosion that killed hundreds of students and teachers. A special corps of photographers was deployed to the scene to document the disaster with vivid images.
Mr and Mrs Bennie Burkholder visited his parents on Sunday. Cleo Clapp and family visited the Roy Maxwell home Sunday. Orville Mott called on Bert Kirk Sunday afternoon. E E Thudhum wife and son Richard attended a surprise birthday dinner for Ben Cattey Sunday. Homer Finney and family visited W L Rulon last week. Everett Coram and wife visited Arthur Coram and family. Florence Mott visited Mellie Triudium Monday. Mr and Mrs Albert Dodge went to Shelby Monday. Mrs Hubert Baskett and baby son visited the E E Thudium home last week. Mrs Bertha Burkholder called on Perry Bakers Tuesday. Mr Bakers moving three or four miles south. Orville Thudium and family visited Sherman Ietel and wife near Green Castle Sunday. Viola Maxwell visiting uncle Roy and family the past week.
Visitors from Kirksville State Teachers College, Mr. Stanley Hayden, gave a constructive address to students. County contest day is set for April 9. Miss Johnson and music students prep for the event as Juniors work on their play. This is week 30 of the term with six week tests and grade cards due. Garrett Prather donated Our Islands and Their People to the H S Library while a Webster's International Dictionary arrives for the library.
The Grammar department introduces a new set of wall maps expected to be highly valuable for instruction.
Alex Jacobs offers 25 acres of land for rent suitable for corn or oats. Located in a rural area with potential for standard field crops. Interested parties should contact Mr Jacobs to arrange terms and access.
Jackson township Democrats nominate a two ticket with Trustee Grover Cooper and Walter Gooch as Member of Board Wm. Pendergast Clerk Cecil Lay and Collector Mrs Lizzie Rottmann Their nomination is considered equivalent to election.
M. E. Church notes pre Easter services through Sunday with morning and evening meetings. A cordial invitation to all to attend. Sunday school at the usual time. O. B. Hobbs, Pastor.
Republican voters of Dun can Township held a regular township convention at White Oak Church on March 10. They named a township ticket led by Trustee A F Fastman with board members J C Rinehart and Vern Seckington, Collector Harry Rhodes, Clerk and Assessor John L Richmond, and Constable Willie Grindstaff.
All beef cattle men in Linn County are urged to be present at a Linneus meeting at 7 30 Friday night April 9. The beef cattle business needs attention as better bulls and cows are needed.
County Agent Hall will report on the recent survey of bulls and cattle for sale. Bill Ewing of the College of Agriculture in Columbia will discuss the beef cattle situation and how to obtain better bulls. A feeder calf sale will be discussed for the fall market and film pictures will be shown.
A letter to poultry raisers notes eggs now fetch 25 percent higher than a year ago and gain top market attention during Easter. It cites a major chain distributing 750,000 recipe bulletins and 600,000 slips urging poultry purchases in New York City and beyond.
Frank Priebe writes that a bulletin run urges Easter poultry purchases with tips to roast and serve turkey and chickens. He notes nationwide promotion increasing egg and poultry demand, predicting fewer chickens for sellers if buying continues, urging readers to plan.
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