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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1930
Page
4
The Browning Leader-Record announces LeRoy Munyon of Marceline as a candidate for the Probate Court judge seat in Linn County. The nomination is subject to the Democratic voters at the August primary election.
The announcement states Charles W. Clements of Brookfield is a candidate for Linn County Recorder of Deeds, running in the Democratic primary in August following the party’s will.
Sunday the 17th brought cool rainy weather. Farmers plowed, planted, and reworked crops while residents visited relatives and neighbors. Mrs Elizabeth Keithley and Alpha Rottmann visited W L Baker. Merrel Hayes stayed with Grice boys. Booker Murrell, Woolf parents hosted. Merrel Hess visited. Baby Shifflet stayed with Morris family. Carry Bowyer and Farl Hess attended Pur din visitors.
Mr. and Mrs. D. P. Myers visited Browning on Monday while Rob Smith stayed with grandparents, and many locals report weekend trips to Wheeling, Trenton, and Chillicothe. The School Fair Association set September 20 as the fair date, and various community members plan events, meals, and errands amid weather and small-town happenings.
Most residents have finished planting corn with some having to replant. Virgil Sayers and Elbert Campbell visited Dr. Musgrove to discuss agricultural matters.
Farmers report heavy rain and cool weather delaying field work. Many replanting corn after poor stands while others finish planting as third week warns of unsettled skies. Local residents visit relatives and conduct routine Sunday and weekday social calls.
Muddy main street and a week of social visits mark North Salem life. Veda Lambert stayed Saturday night with Cecil Cordray while Alma Cordray visited relatives. several families shared meals and companionship through the weekend.
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