Browning Leader-Record item notes local events
The Browning Missouri column lists a clouded week with school commencements and final days at Shelby High School. It records numerous Sunday visits, family gatherings, and local social rounds as residents share meals, discuss farming delays due to rain, and note visits among families in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelby High School
Blanche Cattey
Mellie Triudium
W. L. Burkholder
Tony Gaul
Rennie Burkholder
Andrew Cassity
Thomas Cassity
W. L.rulen
Bill Baileyard
Kermit Rulen
Homer Finneyard
Roy Linxwell
Otho Almond
Orville Mott
Wm. Richardson
Herbert Coram
Tom Coram
Orville’s
Debia Dennis
Shafter
Hubert Baskett
Bettie Dodge
Perry Baker
Gen
Thussium
Clay Stufflebean
W. L. Rulon
Sunday Socials and Sick Lists Across Local Families
Helen White visited Virginia Williams and others for Sunday dinner at the Arthur Reger home. Several families report sick lists, visits to homes, and weekend gatherings with neighbors including McKay, Ford, Connell, Stephenson, Collins, and White families in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen White
Virginia Williams
Clarence DeWitt
Arthur Reger
Lester Stephenson
Clarence Connell
Walter McKay
Thelma Swak
Dwain Ford
Gilbert McKay
Mollie Ford
Melvin Stephenson
Ralph Collins
Addie Dell
Galt
Ed Kollasch
Purdin
H. R. Trumbo
Brownie Collins
Charley Collins
Milan
Corean End
Lee Anna Johnson
Wirt Fisher
Guy Brookshier
Johnie Stephenson
Monroe White
Everett White
Gerit Bertschmann
Willie Williams
Sallie Shepherd
Jim Pipes
Wallace Sayers
Everett Robinson
Ellis Maggart
Missouri cattle trials show Korean lespedeza boosts gains
Missouri experiments found cattle on Korean lespedeza gained 42 percent more per day than those on good bluegrass pastures during midsummer. When bluegrass rested in heat, lespedeza produced at its peak and aided drought actions by keeping cattle from being sold at sacrifices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Seedings of lespedera urged by Emergency County Agent
Emergency County Agent Baugher says it is not too late to seed lespedera, offering a supplementary permanent pasture for Sullivan County farmers. The note emphasizes benefit on both rich and thin soils amid local farm activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baugher
Sullivan County
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