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Newspaper

Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1940

Page

4

May 12 week notes feature corn planting in progress

Local column records busy week in Misson with planting of corn and routine Sunday visits. Families mentioned include Corams, Mott, Baskett, Burkholder and others visiting relatives near Ethel, Shafter and Brookfield. Erl Campbell buys a new car as gatherings mark church services and a funeral in New Boston.

Misson Thos. Coram Dave Coram Arthur Coram Orville Mott Shafter Morris Chapel A. m Erl Campbell Wheeling

Morning Sun comes to Browning area for 1940 breeding season

Morning Sun, a six year old black Percheron stallion weighing 1800 to 1850 pounds, is touted as one of the best in North Missouri and an excellent breeder. His progeny, all mares last year, can be seen locally. Sire Morning Sun 193861, grandsire Hoover 160090, dam Sadie P. 172055. Terms insure living colt at 10 dollars. service fee due if sold or moved. Morning Sun stands at my farm 314 miles southwest of Browning for the 1940 season.

Missouri Morning Sun W.H. Thomas & Son Wakenda Hoover Sadie P Browning

Notice of Special Election in Enterprise Township

County Court of Linn County Missouri orders a special election June 3 1940 on issuing twenty thousand dollars in serial road bonds for Enterprise Township. Proceeds fund grading surfacing bridging and other road improvements. Voting place remains the regular township site. Sealed by Clerk C E Swinney in Linneus.

Linn County Missouri Enterprise Township Linn Enterprise State of Enterprise Eye Said County Linneus C. E. Swinney

Spring Paint and Home Repairs Stir Local Activity

Gossip notes Mrs. Howard Payne won a free lawn set in the Spring Paint sale. Allen Fanning works on a red cedar shingle roof, while others repaint homes and barns with Cook's primers and house paint. Local contractors urge screen wire to deter mosquitoes as painting season continues with many residents repairing and refinishing homes and porches around town.

Howard Payne Ross Fuller Cook Lloyd Sylvester Richmond Richmond Jennie Slater

For Sale 3 Hereford Yearling Bulls

Three yearling Hereford bulls are for sale from B C Brantner. Sale details not provided in available text.

Hereford Bulls B. C. Brantner

Community Mourns Sudden Passing of Mrs. Nester

The community mourns the sudden death of Mrs. Jeff Nester at her home near Garner on Monday at 10 30 am after a period of failing health. The bereaved are in our thoughts as neighbors extend sympathy.

Jeff Nester Garner

Carl Brown Announces Candidacy for Linn County Sheriff

The Leader Record authorizes Carl Brown of Meadville to run for Linn County Sheriff subject to Democratic voters in the August 6 1940 primary in Kirksville. Mr and Mrs Everett Riley visited Walter Smith’s home Monday evening.

Carl Brown Meadville Linn County Kirksville Mrs. Everett Riley Walter Smith

Pleasant Hill Social Notes Brighten Weekend

A gentle rain blessed the Pleasant Hill area as Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Knnfong and children visited relatives near Winigan. Families visited, birthdays were celebrated, and a furniture sale drew attendees while others shared meals and card games despite the rain.

Double Carnot Percheron Stallion Pedigree and Sale Notice

The Percheron Stallion Double Carnot weighs about 1800 pounds and is recorded by the Percheron Society of America as number 189269 with a black coat and star. Foaled April 16, 1925, bred by The Rubicon Realty Co. of Coalton Ohio, owned by McGilvray and Moritz Clifton Hill ay. Sire Vernons 172453 and Dam Bird 178060 with multiple lineage details. Terms include a $10 insuring caviling fee and season rights for 1940 at a Browning area farm. no Sunday service. J W E Crooks is owner and keeper.

Double Carnot Percheron Society of America Rubicon Realty Co Coalton Ohio McGilvray & Moritz Clifton Hill Vernons Lee Husted Carnot Peru Bonnie Bell Fier A Bras Belinda Xine Klos Bird Jouvencelle Martin Giroflee Ellis McFarland Browning J. W. E. Crooks

Local Visits Highlight Browning Social Roundup

Mr and Mrs Junior Reynolds of Austin visited with daughter Kathleen Porter at Galt and with Miss Fern Spencer at Kirksville. Several Browning residents hosted or joined family gatherings including Mr and Mrs Ibb Spencer and Mr and Mrs Lloyd Spencer. The column notes health concerns for Mrs L A Dickinson and Mr Head, plus a closing remark contrasting community planting flowers with violence.

Reger Family Social Notes From Chillicothe to Milan

John DeWitt spent Saturday and Sunday in Chillicothe. Mr and Mrs Thomas Henry visited Gilman City. Mrs John Crowdis attended the House dedication in Milan. The Davis children stay with Mr and Mrs Guy Davis. The Ladies Aid met with Miss Bessie Bardon. Mr and Mrs John Shatto and Mr and Mrs Ralph Alexander visited their parents Mr and Mrs Arthur Reger.

Reger John DeWitt Chillicothe Thomas Henry Gilman City John Crowdis Milan Davis Guy Davis Bessie Bardon John Shatto Ralph Alexander Arthur Reger

Milan shoppers tale opens week with little news

Mrs. Hinda Reger and Mrs. Icel Crowdis were shopping in Milan on Saturday afternoon. The article notes farmers near the area have corn almost planted and town residents are忙 cleaning houses with not much news to report this week.

Hinda Reger Icel Crowdis Milan

Local social notes from Purdin and nearby households

Mrs Susie Pulliam returned Saturday from a week in Kansas City. Mrs Ellen Miller visited with sister Mrs Jane Olson who is ill. Mrs Willard Powell, the efficient paper hanger, papered for Mrs Luther Sallee on Monday. Mrs Maggie Ogle and son …

Susie Pulliam Kansas City Ellen Miller Jane Olson Willard Powell Luther Sallee Maggie Ogle

Local Visitors Reported Around Marceline and Chillicothe

Ralph and Miss Katie Arm strong visited Mr and Mrs Jeff Ray in Marceline on Sunday. Ivan Hedges of Kansas City spent the weekend with his parents. Addie Tattershall returned to Kansas City after four weeks caring for her mother Mrs Jesse Garrett in Browning who is improving. Garrett Street and wife visited his parents Mr and Mrs Joe Street. Joe Creason, a patient in Chillicothe Hospital, was slightly better at week end but still not well. Mrs RD Cassity had gall stone attack last week but is better. Charley McGhee visited the Armstrong home Sunday.

Pleasant Hill Kenneth Knnfong Clarice Donald Seaman Wallace Winigan B. O. Brantner Browning McArrtur Brantner Effie Britton Edith Hale L. A. Dickinson Kirksville Dickinson Laughlin Hospital John Tucker Mae Smith Lyle Britton Walter Head Chas. Newton Wm. Riley Herman Smith Brookfield Jno. Tucker's Ibb Spencer Loyd Newton Junior Reynolds Austin Texas Kathleen Porter Galt Anna Belle West Jesse Head Head Elgin Ferguson Josus Head Fay Jennings Oren Jennings Nolan Arnold Raymond Anderson N. L. Campbell Raymond Geo. Spencer Oda Spencer Mary Lambert Kermit Lambert T. M. Smith Raymond Browning Wilma Brack Browning Milan Lloyd Spencer Fern Spencer Ralph Katie Armstrong Marceline Jeff Ray Ivan Hedges Kansas City Addie Tattershall Jesse Garrett Garrett Street Joe Street Joe Creason Chillicothe Hospital R. D. Cassity Charley McGhee Tom Armstrong

Family ties noted in weekend visits and funerals

Kansas City visitors Mrs. Ball Hines and family joined by Elsworth Smith and Ada Smith’s son spent the weekend with relatives in Milan and Pollock. Several kin attended the funeral of Daniel White, with May White and Lola Burress among those present. Virginia Stephenson and kin visited, while Ott Crump and Willie Grindstaff traveled to see A. J. Myers.

Ada Smith Cal Burress Lola. Waldeck Milan George McHargue Trene Robertson Faith Lawerace Trenton Daniel White Ott Crump Willie Grindstaff A. J. Myers Pollock

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