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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1942
Page
14
Reader items list various farm feeds with prices for chick mash, dairy, pig and hog meal, rolled oats, mash concentrate, ground barley, and fertilizer. Includes unit pricing and vague product notes such as Glass Chick Waterer and Gold Medal no corn.
April events include Annual School Election on April 7, Senior Day at Kirksville April 8, immunization April 9, Music Contest April 10-11 and Senior Play April 17. NYA operates resident centers in Fulton for boys and Steelville for girls with job training. eligibility: 17-24 men and 17-25 women who are unemployed and out of school.
General Mathematics students study formulas for interest RPMs of wheels and pulleys lever effort to lift heavy weights cutting speeds of lathes and grind stones. The work aligns with government aims to train workers in practical shop math.
The piece characterizes engineering aptitude as a mix of creation and practical skill, arguing that success hinges on combining technical know how with persistent problem solving and hands on execution. It stresses practical application over theory alone.
The General Business Class reviews how business transactions center on buying and selling, receipt and payment of money. It notes salesmanship as a universal tool shaping decisions and actions. Without applying sales principles, businesses and individuals could not market goods, services, or ideas effectively.
In Mr. Wilkison's Senior science class students perform tests for sugar, starch, fats and proteins. They observe a molasses and water mixture turning purple and green with Benedict's solution during heating.
A school notes hands on chemistry with heat inducing reactions in molasses and sugar tests. Shorthand and typing classes train dictation, typing speed, and business letter punctuation. Social studies cover world powers and Woodrow Wilson with student Monroe highlighting sports and college plans.
Vivia Almond, living two and one fourth miles north of Browning, completes four years at Browning High School. She attended Walnut Grove Knifong Grove and White Oak for elementary education and played basketball with evident enthusiasm. Her ambition is to become a school teacher and she has substituted as a teacher. She enjoys music and dramatics and likes farm life despite cooking duties. Monroe Kelly born in Kearney Missouri later moved to Liberty Missouri then Browning where he completed elementary education and is a Browning graduate.
Mrs Earl Dunlap and Mrs Morris attended the Milan school meeting Wednesday morning. Mrs Mary Spencer of Milan visited relatives here last week. Mr and Mrs James Morris spent Friday night with Miss Ella Morris and brothers. Haskel Spencer and baby returned home from Kirksville hospital Tuesday. John Morris stayed with grandparents Mr and Mrs John Robison in Browning. Jim and Ralph Morris were in Kirksville on Saturday for business. Cary Cole husband teacher Walnut Grove school spent with Kirksville home folks Kirksville. Earl Hellon and son spent Sunday with Roy Hellon pair.
North East Linn items list visits and family gatherings across Kirksville to Milan settings. Neosha to Brookfield residents, school trips, fires, and roll call invites mark a bustling community weekend.
The Homeworkers Club met on Thursday March 26 with a small turnout due to muddy roads. Members contributed covered dishes for a cafeteria style dinner. Mrs Maggie Wykoff attended a slip cover demonstration at Pur din and discussed a housecleaning topic.
Mrs. Guy Richardson hosted the Jolly Janes Club on Wednesday March 25 with fourteen members and visitor Mrs. Mary Richardson present. Members quilted for the hostess, planned to serve the Junior-Senior Banquet at Shelby, and closed with the Lord's Prayer. Next meeting is April 8.
Wartime appeal calls on Americans to support the armed forces by buying defense bonds. Emphasizes national crisis since 1779 and urges every pay day to be Bond Day, asking readers to do their part and prove they care.
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