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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1935
Page
4
Miss Veda Schrock and Mrs. Margaret Fore returned Saturday to Miss Schrock's farm after some time living in Slater.
Frank Priebe advises storing eggs in a cool cellar, spreading them in a shallow box to circulate air, and cooling them to 68 degrees or below before placing in a refrigerated case. Gather eggs twice daily and avoid leaving them on porches or in kitchens during hot weather.
Dark steel grey saddle stallion foaled September 26 1931 sired by Rex McDonald Jr from Lady Denmark by Black Squirrel will stand the George Christy farm four miles east and one mile south of Browning Missouri for a season breeding fee 7.50 to insure live foal or 4.00 cash mare bred care not responsible fr V Campbell owner and keeper
The Golden Rule Club met Monday afternoon, May 6, with eleven members in attendance and discussing their next community activity.
Two club members spent April 24 with a State Club representative securing ten collar patterns two berets two dresses two slips a coat a cape and methods for bound button holes and pocket patterns. The group adjusted their regular Wednesday meeting to Monday due to rain with hostess Mildred Schrock and other members present.
Mary Street Bessie Pulliam Clara Gooch Gertie Shanks Mar jorie Drake Edna Hisel Susie Pulliam Lucille Hardin Hattie Schrock Elizabeth Crookshanks and three visitors Carolee Hardin Vera Bagley and Helen Street listed by C. R.
Sullivan county farmers who signed or declined Triple A production contracts may vote on continuing the wheat control program. The referendum outlines a 1936-1939 voluntary contract plan with incentives to shift land to grass, maintain consumption needs, and use local county administration. About 575,000 contracts covered 51.4 million acres in 1933 35.
Chas Glenn Robinson son of Mr and Mrs George Robinson has completed his 8th term without absence or tardiness. May he continue in good standing as he advances through the next two years to finish school.
H. H. Benett of the Soil Erosion Dept questions rapid soil wastage in the United States. A nationwide survey by the Soil Erosion Service estimates about 50 million acres of fertile land ruined for crops by erosion, with three centuries since colonization and land ruin lasting roughly a generation.
Diamond Dick is an eight year old saddle stallion 15 3 hands high. Black with white markings and about 1100 pounds. Price includes insurance living cost. Colt to stand for the season with a fee due if sold leaves the community. Owner will care for him but not be responsible for accidents. Season of 1935 at the farm five miles west and one mile south of Browning.
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