Local Notes From Brown ing Missouri July 1897
Weather has been warmer for a few days. Mrs Charlie Cordray is quite sick with flu. Families visit and attend church events across the area. A funeral is held for John Bundsidge at Bethel. Residents plow and clear timber on new ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North East Linn
Charlie Cordray
K. W. Nickell
Rosie
Tay
I. J
Bethel
Sherman Jile
Orville
Triudium's
Perry
Christian
Ben Purdin’s
Mr. Franklin
Winison
Allen Sill
Local social notes And small town updates
Hadley Rulon started work at J E Spencers Monday morning. The seniors took their play to Shafter Tuesday night. Blanche Bauer went fishing Wednesday evening. Miss Cleo Dods visited Miss Bernice Smith at Will Welches last week. Jari Logan and Flossie Miller visited Roe Logans Sunday evening. Jayne Jones visited Henry Loans Sunday and Sunday night. Church was well attended at Shelby Sunday night. Soon Coch's daughters visiting grandparents at Shelby. Maye Buewell and Linn Logan were in Brookfield Friday. Nile Raver took his best girl to Virowning to the show Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hadley Rulon
J.e.spencers
Shafter
Blanche Bauer
Cleo Dods
Bernice Smith
Will Welches
Jari Logan
Flossie Miller
Roe
Maye Buewell
Linn Logan
Brookfield
Nile Raver
Local Social Notes From Browning Area Events
Sunday visits by Mr and Mrs D P Myers and their son in law Tom Allen with family. Dudley Phillips returns from Maryville to his home with Jess Bruce family. Mr and Mrs Wm Pridemore and baby Mary Lou, plus Browning visitors. Bud Hess recovers from flu. Attendees at Browning lodge enjoyed royal entertainers. Cousin visit specials and various calls at Arnold and Coulter households. Shelby High School play mentioned at Lone Star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. P. Myers
Inlaw
Tom Allen
Dudley Phillips
Maryville
Jess Bruce
Wm. Pridemore
Mary Lou
Purdin
Browning
W. L. Baker
Albert Baker
Bud Hess
L. W. Arnold
Tom Hayes
Trotley Philips
Kenneth Jennings
Gus Coulter
George Phillips
James
Ruth
Alice Marie Coulter
Chillicothe
Ben McGhee
Shelby
Warren Gooch
Shelby High School
Lone Star
What’s Doing in the belief you will find benefit and entertainment
A local page notes editor D A Robinson and editor manager. items include affordable camp dreams for boys, home remodeling near town, and an advert for a car that supposedly never breaks down. It mentions a new battery and radio shop, inventions like the Detectasqueal, and home improvement goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long-Bell
D. A. Robinson
Montgomery and Embree Named for Local Circuit Judge and Sheriff
The Leader-Record announces Judge J. E. Montgomery as a candidate for Circuit Judge and L. A. Embree as a candidate for Sheriff of Linn County. Both runs are subject to the Democratic Primary on Tuesday August 7, 1928.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Montgomery
Linn County
L. A. Embree
Richardson Files for Linn County Sheriff Nomination
Arthur L. Richardson of Baker township announces his candidacy for the office of Sheriff of Linn county, subject to the Democratic primary on August 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur L. Richardson
Baker Township
Linn County
Thurlo Seeks Linn County Prosecuting Attorney Nomination
Prosecuting Attorney Vane C. Thurlo of Benton township runs in the Democratic Primary for Linn counties office. The primary will be held Tuesday August 7 1928 with voters to decide the nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vane C. Thurlo
Benton Township
Linn County
Men of The Forest at Lone Star Theatre May 5th
Theatre notes praise Tuesday night performances and invite audiences to advertise for crews. Social and agricultural talks highlighted a county agent program with Sam Jordan and a lamb department representative. Community messages report illness, visits, and local travel news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Men of the Forest
Lone Star Theatre
Haseville
Shafter
Robert Hall
Sam Jordan
Lamb Department
Chicago Stock Yards
Sleepy Valley
Yours Truly
Hornback
Triplet
Morris Chapel
Brookfield and Kirksville Visits Highlight Weekend Socials
Springtime visits dot a Brookfield scene with R M Ross and family staying at Ray Pulliam's and a group from Brookfield visiting Willard Pulliam and family. Charley Pulliam's party, Irene Pulliam now home from Grim Smith hospital, plus Cassity in Kirksville hospital, show local mobility and recovery notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookfield
W. R. Brookfield
W. R. Ross
R. M. Ross
Ray Pulliam
H. C. Taylor
Geo. Pulliam
Willard Pulliam
Charley Pulliam
Nora Richardson
Kirksville
Irene Pulliam
Grim-Smith Hospital
Frank Cassity
Mildred Pulliam
Joe Creason
Wm. Pulliam
Nadine
Jess Pulliam
Guy Pearler
Calf Feeding and Local Social Notes Highlight Weekend
Sunday visits by Charley Pipes family and friends punctuate a quiet community weekend. Edna Jennings returns from Keokuk while Chloe Rinehart visits Browning relatives. Missouri Experiment Station results show grain feeding fattening calves by November with higher weaning weight and income.
Grain feeding of calves on Missouri farms shows gains at weaning
Forty farmers using a shared method with calves over three years in cooperation with the Missouri College of Agriculture report consistent results. Calves intended for fall market should start grain early, either with cows in a creep or separated with twice daily nursing and grain access. A creep should be shaded near water with wide entries to exclude cows. Self feeders work well. plans available from the Missouri College of Agriculture. Calves receive a ration of shelled corn and oats, then oats and linseed meal. pre weaning corn to linseed meal ratio of 8 to 1. Trials show 12 to 15 bushels of grain consumed and about 600 pounds at weaning. Heavier calves around 550 pounds with fat often sell better, though not always.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Experiment Station
Missouri College of Agriculture
Columbia
Missouri
Grain feeding to suckling calves favored by Missouri farmer
The section argues that feeding grain to suckling calves may be advisable. It notes that grain fat calves from the corn belt do not compete with range calves at market, suggesting Missouri farmers selling calves at or soon after weaning can afford to feed grain.
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Missouri
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Browning, Missouri
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Brown
Ing, Mo
Ralph
W. A. Mundell
Cook
Phone
Browning, Mo
LAY Produce
Pulliam
Nadine Pulliam
Deff Smith
Ed Pulliam
Meadville
Roy Smith
Marceline
Henry Fuller
W. A. Davis
Linneus
Walter Garrett
Ray
Montrose
S. Dak
Cora and Vicinity
Charley Pipes
Anna Mary
Verda
Morene Dillinger
W. T. Jennings
Edna
George Dodson
Kansas City
Chloe Rinehart
Near Browning
George Jennings
Kleen Harmon
S. C. Harmon
Edna Jennings
Keokuk
Iowa
Kk. M. Duncan Co
Telegraph
Carlos Britton
Monarch
My Place
G. W. Knifong Farm
F. T. Minor
R. I
Miller Hatcheries
Lancaster
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