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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1930
Page
5
Macon visitor C T Faudree and Purdin business figures highlighted a lively week. Numerous residents and guests from Linneus, Purdin, Brookfield, Milan and Kansas City were noted for visits, shopping, shows, school, and church events amid sales of soybeans, woven wire fencing, and agricultural supplies.
Mrs. Liera Rauer who has been teaching school at Seymour Indiana came home Friday to visit her parents Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Marvin and son Richard Rauer.
A new shipment of silk dresses has arrived at the Farmers Store featuring plain and fancy crepes. Prices range from five to fifteen dollars.
Methodists announce next Sunday as Bethel day with morning and evening services. Dr. E C Morgan district superintendent will attend Salem for the third quarterly conference at 2:30 pm and is invited to speak at Bethel evening services by Pastor A F Klause.
Zane Grey's first all taking picture features rangers and rustlers of the old southwest. Geo. O'Brien and Sue Carol star at the Dixie Theater Linneus this Friday and Saturday. Sunday and Monday bring Charles Buddy Rogers in Half Way To Heaven.
Missouri hosts 510 fishing streams totaling 15000 miles and 168 lakes over 28500 acres. Large mouth bass, crappie, catfish, and sunfishes populate all areas, while small mouth bass and rock bass thrive in the Ozarks. Pike or jack salmon appear in Ozark and certain Missouri river tributaries and Mississippi-bound northern streams. The opening fishing season signals a busy Ozark resort, campground, and hotel season.
Exclusive optometrist Dr. Hanna will be at the Hotel in Winigan on Tuesday May 27 and at the Phone Office in Nort Salem on Wednesday May 28 for eye examinations and glasses.
A light verse urges ladies not to fear the dragman and promises help and friendly conduct as the drag men pass by on the roads. The poem touts the drag man as accommodating and friendly toward young women.
Missouri Game and Fish News announces the 1930 fishing season opens officially on Decoration Day. All fish in state waters may be angled legally as bass crappie and jack salmon seasons resume after a closure that lasted since April 1.
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