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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1923
Page
1
Missouri agricultural notes urge inoculating soybeans with nodulating bacteria to boost soil health and crop yields. Linseed oil preferred for paint due to fast drying and moisture resistance. soil analyses praised for guiding long term fertility and farm maintenance. Chester White boars for sale and local diary entries about farming life accompany.
Calhoun and Thornton advertise sale or trade of farms town property and merchandize with insurance offerings and farm loasis at low rates.
Cabbage tomato bell pepper and mango plants ready to set out. Orders by phone to Mrs. Ara Peters.
A laboratory overview explains soil analysis as a chemical process, noting that many misperceptions overstate its capabilities. The article discusses the nature of soil testing, its limitations, and the expertise required to interpret results accurately.
Notice states Dr. Sailer offers veterinary care at Nevins Drug Store around the clock, Calis hours listed.
Browning Farm Club shareholders held a special meeting last Thursday to elect directors for the remainder of the year. The board includes J. M. Thurlo, Jas. P. Bolling, Will Cordray, Roy Haley, and W. S. Pipes. Saturday the new board met and elected Thurlo president and Bolling secretary.
A large ditching machine operated across the creek on the Haley Brothers farm south of town Sunday drawing many onlookers. The machine filled the old channel and made a solid earth crossing, transforming the watercourse area.
GEO W Shaw Linneus Missouri offers car top re covers in any material. Located at the southeast corner of the public square.
By the will of the Great Creator another of our Brethren Perry McCollum has passed to the unseen not as those who have no hope but as Free Masons we believe our Brother still lives. Biswell Lodge No. 510 Browning Mo extends sympathy to the sons daughters and near relatives of our deceased Brother in this hour of bereavement and commends them to our Brother’s God. A copy of these resolutions is to be printed in the Leader-Record and sent to the relatives. Charter to be draped and minutes to reflect these resolutions as part of our Records.
J. D. Burwell announces available loans on farm lands at 5 percent interest for 5 7 or 10 years with a small cash commission and an excellent payment option.
Last Saturday the Duncan Township Board met at White Oak Grove church with newly appointed road overseers to decide wages. Overseers offered 2.50, with team drivers 3.50 and single hands 1.75 per day, prompting five overseers to strike. The board’s final action was not yet learned. A neighbor and father is mourned in the obituary note.
Wednesday and Thursday May 7 and 10 at Mr Healy's Store glasses tested fitted and priced reasonably. Satisfaction guaranteed. Bring your eye trouble to me B W Eisenhour Doctor of Optometry.
Benjamin Franklin Rulon died April 1 1923 at age over 77 born in Kentucky came to Missouri as a young man married to Jane Ashbrook December 25 1871. Survived by wife four children Will and Ray Rulon Mrs Annie Jones and Mrs Emma Hubbard. He was an 1861 war veteran and longtime Church of Christ member. His home stood as a Linn county landmark and he died peacefully at home after a long illness.
Notice is given that the Browning Savings Bank stockholders meet at the Browning banking house on May 8 1923 at 9:00 a.m. for at least three hours to elect seven directors for the ensuing year and to transact other proper business. J B Harmon president K M Duncan secretary
Used one season in Janesville. C A Fleming offers a corn planter and a disc cultivator for sale.
The annual meeting of the stockholders of Farmers Exchange Bank will be held at the bank in IS Mo on May 16 at 10 a.m. to elect seven directors for the coming year and to transact other proper business. J I Harmon President R M Calhoun Secretary Corn planters complete for fifty dollars at Fleming's.
Matthew Pendale aged 69 died April 20 1923 at the home of his daughter Mrs Walter Patterson near Purdin Missouri. Born January 25 1854 in Bayfield Huron County Canada he came to Missouri at age twelve. He married Elizabeth Woodside in 1874 to this union seven children were born four survive along with a step son and two grandchildren. He later married Jennie Emery 1905 and had a son Harold H Pendale. He lived in Everett Washington before returning to Missouri where he died after a long illness. Funeral planned Saturday at the U B Church in Brookfield conducted by Rev. Peeler.
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