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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1934
Page
4
Dear friends urge farmers to protect eggs from drought by cooling quickly after laying, gathering twice daily, storing in moist cool places, and using water tubs or damp burlap to preserve quality. Writer W F Priebe notes market prices differ by region and advises selling to produce houses equipped to handle eggs.
Wives on farms once viewed poultry as a family aid with small profits. Now they increasingly keep large flocks as a steady money maker. The shift reduces effort per bird and boosts cash from eggs and poultry.
SAM a steel grey Percheron stallion with star is recorded by the Percheron Society of America as number 145770. Foaled April 18 1917 he was bred and owned by J F McCormick Milan Missouri. Sire Jabot 80597 Dam Pigeon 85496. Curt Jr a black jack with white points stands 15 hands tall, 1100 pounds, age 9. London Jr a black jack with white points 14 hands about 1000 pounds age 3. Sparkle a 2 year old black saddle stallion 15 hands about 1000 pounds. The animals will season 1934 at the farm four miles north and one mile west of Browning Missouri.
The article outlines modern poultry practices using scientific methods and careful feeding, sanitation, and culling of poor layers. It notes infertile eggs, clean grading by size and color, and that a sizable pure-bred flock provides a dependable farm income.
B M King from the Missouri College of Agriculture says soybean land preparation mirrors corn. Fall or early spring plowing helps but isn’t essential. three weeks before planting is ideal. Thorough disking and harrowing before planting kills weeds and creates a smooth seedbed.
Horticultural men of the Missouri College of Agriculture say root crops grown from seed emerge thickly and require early thinning. Begin thinning the row when roots reach usable size, around the time the third or fourth pair of true leaves appear.
Missouri expects a strong fishing season as spawning has been above normal in recent years. Hatchery work rescued millions of fish, with a shift to fingerling plantings, and officials urge good conduct and adherence to limits to protect stocks. Camping facilities at state parks will be ready for Decoration Day crowds.
Letters of administration granted by Linn County Probate Court on April 23 1934 to Eva L. Ware. Creditors must present claims within six months for allowance. failure to exhibit within one year bars further claim. Arthur L. Pratt judge with official seal.
Probate Court of Linn County Missouri grants letters testamentary to H. B. Stephenson as Executor for the Mary Haley estate on April 30 1934. Creditors must file claims within six months for allowance and within one year to avoid being barred. claims exhibited after the windows close may be barred.
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