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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1938
Page
2
McDARE McDARE Saddle Stallion Breeds 1938 Season Near Cora
McDARE is an 8 year old saddle stallion weighing about 1000 pounds and standing 15 hands 2% inches. A proven foal getter with several colts in the community. Pedigree includes Sire My Major Dare 4424 Grandsire My Dare 2642 Dam Maxine Miller 11 35 by Royal Chester 926 and Chester Dare 10. Service terms: 10 dollars to insure living colt. McDARE will season at my farm 3 miles east of Cora or can be moved to your place with small trucking fee. Phone Milan 3408.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDare
My Major Dare
My Dare
Maxine Miller
Royal Chester
Chester Dare
Cora
Milan
Double Carnot
Percheron Society of America
Rubicon Realty Co
Coalton
Ohio
McGilvray & Moritz
Clifton Hill
Missouri
Carbona
B-Lee A
Husted
Carnot
Belleau Il
Perrette
Bonnie Bell
Fier A Bras
Bird
O. J. Marshall
Krapulos
Grangette
Jouvencelle
Martin
Giroflee
Society
Chicago
Ill
Ellis McFarland
Able
Browning
No Parking signs and daily life in Browning
A collection of quirky observations on local life from Browning. The piece jests about signs, fashion patterns, work ethics, and social contrasts, reflecting everyday concerns and attitudes of the town.
Morning Sun Percheron Stallion to Stand for 1938 Service
Morning Sun, a four year old black Percheron stallion, may weigh 1650 to 1700 pounds and is regarded as a top North Missouri sire. Sire Morning Sun No 193861, dam Sadie P. No 172055, grandsire Hoover No 160090. Located at W. H. Thomas & Son Wakenda Missouri near Browning farm 319 miles southwest. Service fee due if mare leaves community. Morpho/insurance of accidents not guaranteed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
W. H. Thomas & Son
Wakenda
Browning
Browning Parody Laced Riffs On Public Life
A jokey reflection mocks real estate, critics, and local chatter in Browning. The narrator hints officials in Washington should listen to taxpayers and suggests a town where people live up to their plans. The piece blends satire with everyday civic talk in a lively voice.
Wind and rain storm hits county with property damage
A strong wind and rain storm swept the area on the evening of the 27th causing damaged outbuildings and uprooted trees but no loss of life. Sunday visitors included Carl Coram and family from Macon and Don Minor and family, with other local visits noted to Thudium, Baskett, Allen, and Cahcon households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Boston
Reva
Lawrence Riedl
Tommie Stuffletean
Noble
Okla
Charlie Thudium
Bennie Burkholder
W. J. Burkholder
Richard Thudium
W. L. Cahcon
Humphereys Items From Milan And Nearby Visits
Local society notes list visits among Milan and surrounding towns including Mr. and Mrs. Alex Shatto and daughter Rachel, Mrs. Bertha Falconer, Mrs. Pearl Dalz, Glenn Glidewell and family, the Johnsons, the Clem household, Mrs. Allison Myers and sons Willard and Ray, Mrs. Anna McClaskey, and others. Several trips to Trenton, Springfield, Wichita, and Kansas City are mentioned with family gatherings and weekend stays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Shatto
Rachel
Milan
A. W. Clem
Bertha Falconer
Pearl Dalz
Allison Myers
Willard and
Ray
Anna McClaskey
Galt
Smoky the Gray Percheron Stal Lion Breeding Offer
Smoky a seven year old gray Percheron stallion weighing about 1600 pounds is offered for breeding. He stands at Browning Missouri four miles north and one mile west with terms including $8 to insure colt to stand and suck and season fee for mare and colt. 8 percent interest if unpaid in 30 days and insurance ceases if mare is sold or moved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smoky
Edanson
F. Crawford & Sons
Greencastle
Neighthood
Browning
Missouri
Local Family Visits Mentioned In Truncated Note
Marcusson families, Monday evening. Phillip Bailey and family visited Jno Rauer and wife, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Campbell motored to Brookfield, Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcusson
Phillip Bailey
Jno
Rauer
Earl Campbell
Brookfield
Sunday Visitors At Local Families Gatherings
Sunday visitors came to multiple homes including J C Sayers and family and Virgil Sayers with other relatives. Additional callers included Harold Cooper family Beryl Warren Ora Holser J A Holser and numerous engagements at Jennings Baskett and Crookshanks households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C
Elva Crookshanks
John Rottmann
Ted
Gen
Setie Dennis
John Baskett
Everett Crookshanks
Walter Browning
Hart Couple Welcome Baby Girl in Winigan
Mr and Mrs Roscoe Hart announce the arrival of a baby girl on Sunday May 1 with Dr R R Ellis of Kirksville the attending physician C K Meddrell spent Wednesday night with his parents at Green Castle Roy Stevenson and Mrs Amanda Cook were at the event
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roscoe Hart
R. R. Ellis
Kirksville
C. K. Meddrell
Wilt. Meddrell
Green Castle
Roy Stevenson
Amanda Cook
Kirksville visit highlights by local families
Kirksville residents and relatives reported social visits this week. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bailey and others were seen visiting at the Roy Stevenson home and with Basil Muir. Kathleen Hoerrmann and sons stayed with her parents Willie Nickell Friday. Mrs. Harry Carr and son Freddie visited relatives in Kirksville. Mrs. George Munn spent Sunday with her parents, R. E. Greenstreet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Alexander
Crowe Johnson
Wichita
Kansas
Kirksville
Frank Bailey
John Howell
Roy Stevenson
Basil Muir
Kathleen Hoerrmann
Willie Nickell
Harry Carr
Freddie
George Munn
R. E. Greenstreet
Mother's Day Program Highlights Reger Church of God
Community members gather for a well attended Mother's Day program at the Church of God in Reger. Obituary noted for Mrs. Carrie Williams of Reger who died Sunday. Visitors include extended families from Kirksville Green Castle Genese and Kansas City as listed in local society notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella Bauchman
Kirksville
Church of God
Reger
Anna Price
Green Castle
Robert Stephenson
Beverly, Rusk
Genese, Ill
John Stephenson
Vin Smith
Lyndal
Phyllis Crowdis
Opal Mae Brinkley
Harry McCaughey
Oscar McQuire
John DeWitt
Betty Sue
Chillicothe
Ralph DeWitt
C. J. DeWitt
Church of God In
Carrie Williams
Buford Bones
Harry McCaughy
John Shatto
Arthur Reger
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Rowning
Browning, Missouri
Browning, Mo
R. E. Dunlap
Price H., Jr
Thos. Jefferson
Price H. JR
New Cambria
Jefferson
Aws
Issouri
G. E. Smith
Row Rock Road
Humphreys
Smith & Wright
Doles
Ray Bennett
W. E. Crooks
Wonder
Cincinnati
Washington
Glenn Glidewell
Beatrice Johnson
St. Joseph
Jesse Doolin
Joe
Max
Donald Johnson
Osgood
Mrs. C. Johnson
Robert Guy
Tom Street
Willard Myers
Kansas City
Mrs
Roy
T Here
Clyde Lowther
Trenton
Frank Scott
Dick Warrington
Springfield
Mallisa Warrington
Guy
Evla Nida
Ira Grubb
Hobart Elwood
Forrest McClaskey
Freda Schweppe
C. B. C. College
Bertha Schweppe
Carolyn
Edison Raney
Brimson
Ed Raney
Kirby VanFossen
Ivan Raney
Mississippi
George P. Fields
Winigan
Beverly Rusk
U. S 0
William Snelling
Sorrel
Sam Snelling
Forest Robinson
Detroit
Mich
Everett Robinson
Alex Maggart
Roger
Earl Smith
George Artz
Walter Artz
M. L. Haning
E. R. Duncan
Farmers Store
T. R. McArtor
M. D
E. G. Fuhrman
BABY
Startena
Browning Hatchery
Burlington NN
Yellowstone Glacier Park
Burlington
Yellowstone Canyon
Dr. R. Powell
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