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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1942
Page
8
A Missouri Federation promotes Highway 50 as a National Blue Bird Trail with habitat plans and community endorsements. The feature notes war bond efforts, a 10,000-strong welcome for war hero Gene Aldrich, and gardening columns advising Irish potato delays, sweet potato alternatives, and pest controls for spring crops.
A camp friendly fudge recipe uses no sugar, combining semi sweet chocolate with condensed milk vanilla and nuts. Melt chocolate over hot water stir in condensed milk add vanilla and nuts pour into a lined pan chill until firm then cut into squares.
Harrisonville editor-mayor Jimmie Idol’s family shines in public life. Eighth grade James D. Jr. wins first place in Division 1 of a state American Legion Auxiliary contest with an essay on The Characteristics of a Good American. James Sr. is elected president of the Missouri Municipal Association in the same week.
Winigan vicinity records show Mr. and Mrs. Geo Munns and Mrs. Ernest Higgins visiting Kirksville on Monday. Miss Betty Belzer spent a few days in the area before returning.
A sequence of short notes records visits and travels among residents including Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Belzer Alva and Kirksville trips Alva. Harold Hayes returning to Kansas to attend school. Mr. and Mrs. D D Rankin hosting Reva Nickell and Reva Davis visiting Monroe City. Mrs. Willa Hayes and Charley Riddle wedding. families and kin from Milan Palmyra Green City Jefferson City California New Cambria Kirksville Palmyra attending gatherings and visits through the week.
King, a brown Percheron stallion about 1700 pounds, and Jocco, a black jack with white points, are advertised as reliable breeders. Several colts from them are shown around town. Terms set at $8.00 for both stallions to cover living costs. season fee due if mare leaves or is sold. Care promised, but liability limited. Farm location: 20 miles southeast of Shelby, near a gravel road. Owner and keeper.
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