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Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1937

Page

2

Burkholder Transit and Community Social Roundup

Local notes from Purdin report a Monday trading trip by Mr. and Mrs. Bill Burkholder. Funeral attendance for Mrs. Maggie Woodside at U. B. Church took place Thursday with many locals present. Sunday visits include Will Fishback and wife and Helen Lee Brown with Imolene Pearson. Nadine Smith and her mother visited near Brookfield with Glenn McDewel family. Mary Adeline Brown visited Betty Haley on Sunday. Ernest Pearson and daughter Imolene shopped in Brookfield Saturday. Dallas Falconer and sons Virgil and Mack visited with Dale Pearson and wife in Purdin Sunday.

Nadine Smith Glenn McDewel Near Brookfield Dallas Falconer Virgil and Mack Dale Purdin

Shelby Items Reports On Visits And Chilli Cold Weather

The column notes visits among Shelby residents including Mrs Charles Wilson and Mildred Harper visiting Mr and Mrs T L McDonnald and others. Weather complaints about showers and warmth persist while several neighbors travel to Brookfield and towns for chores and supplies.

Charles Wilson Mildred Linn Harper T. L. McDonnald

Haleville visitors Shafer family arrive for weekend

Mr and Mrs Clarence Shafer and daughters from Kansas City arrived Friday night to spend time in Haleville with relatives and friends.

Clarence Shafer Kansas City

Weekend Socials Include Shafer Woced and Many Guests

Sunday gatherings featured Mr. and Mrs. Jim Shafer and relatives, J. R. Woced and family at Ben Wood home, Charley Stansberry and daughter from Chillicothe, and numerous visits to Grover Cooper and W. E. Sayers households. Various families shared dinners and afternoon calls across Kirksville area.

J. R. Woced Ben Wood W.fe. Sayers Beryl Warren Genieve Holser

SHAFTER ITEMS

Mr and Mrs Vernon Phillips hosted guests Saturday night and Sunday. Harold Cooper and daughters visited. Edgar Morris stayed for Sunday dinner with Grover Cooper. Hazel Cooper returned from New Mexico with Harmon Pearce. Elmer Hammock and Vernon Phillips spent Saturday in Chillicothe. George Phillips and sons hosted Sunday dinner guests including Everett Turner and Oran Phillips of Lineus. Willie Pridemore and Elmer Hammock attended the Chillicothe show Sunday night.

Grover Cooper’s Harmon Pierce New Mexico Sam Turner Fay Bowyer Morris Crookshanks Ronald Mrs Robert Crookshanks Vernon Phillips Harold Cooper Edgar Morris Grover Cooper Hazel Cooper Harmon Pearce Elmer Hammock Chillicothe Mrs. George Phillips and Sons Willie Pridemore George Phillips Everett Turner Oran Phillips Linneus

Grasshopper notices and county agent warning in Purdin

Local notes report numerous grasshopper sightings near timber with six per square yard on several farms. County Agent Hall says about a month remains to poison the hoppers before they wing and migrate, urging follow up with township committeemen listed.

Farmers Plan Inspection Tour to Columbia Fields

Linn County farmers will tour the State Experiment Fields in Columbia on Wednesday afternoon June 2 to study soil conservation methods. The township soil conservation chairman will lead delegates from each township departing Linneus at 9 a.m. by private car with gas costs shared. Clover delegates are invited for a county wide educational program set for August in Linn County schools. College representatives will explain experiments Wednesday afternoon.

Linn County Columbia The Soil Conservation Association Linneus Linn

Grasshopper control stations to open in county

Within two or three weeks Farm Bureau stations will operate and mix bait from U S Department of Agriculture. Farmers pay about 30 cents per hundred to mix and obtain bait. Reports from the south show numerous grasshoppers while the north’s first report notes rain may limit damage. Efforts should destroy as many as possible to counter dry periods that trigger outbreaks.

Farm Bureau U. S. Dept. of Agriculture

First Plows Made From Crooked Tree Branches

The earliest farming implements used crooked tree branches as plows and required human labor to pull and operate them.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Browning, Missouri Joe Nickell G. T. Woodward Browning, Mo Purdin and Vicinity Bill Burkholder Maggie Woodside U. B Will Fishback Helen Lee Brown Imolene Pearson Cecil Wehler Effie Pulliam Mary Adeline Brown Betty Haley Ernest. Pearson Imolene Brookfiell Shelby Curt Raver Orvis Logan Clay Stufflebean Nile Bauer Mr. T. L. McDonnold Roy Jennings Nile Rauer Ray Rauer Dean Albert Dodge Norman McDannald John. Rauer Luther Frank Bauer Herb Wilson Earl Deskins Brookfield Haleville Will W. R. Head Walter Head Rep J. B. Fleming Jim Shafer Charley Stansberry and Daughters of Chillicothe J. A Marshall McMickle Ezra Cook Lois‘MceMickle Kirksville Frank McMickle Mrs. Everett Crookshanks Mr. Joe Long Kenneth Young Baby Carolee Sayers Beryl J. W. Rottmann W. E. Sayers Henry Smith Mariah Leslie Will Young W. E. Browning Otto Brehm’s Roy Bundies Ralph Creason Rollan Gooch Fred Thomas Glenn Jerome Fred Meeker Bryan Molloy Mary . Molloy Molloy Sam Remick Tom Morris Julius Wood Tom Myers W. E. Morris’ House Anna Longfellow Hiawatha Kansas Joe Creason A.W. Cotter Roy Smith Marceline Victor Smith of Will Louthan Mrs. W. M. Pulliam Dr. and Mrs.White Meadville D. L. Cady Ada Tapscott E. W. Gooch Joe Street Galt Laredo Spencer Bowyer Bowyer Mr. Bowyer Wm. Cavanan Alfred Cassity Milan Roscoe Cassity Carl Bivens W.M. Pulliam Margaret Woodside U. B. Church Ellen Miller Jess Lambert Ruth Olson Mary Sayers Jane Olson A. W. Cotter Don Turner New Poston O. A. Tudium Elvis Martin O. A. Thudium Hall Baker Bill Marcusson Benton C. W. Skeen C. C. Baker Bucklin H. T. Wickiter Clay W. P. Brinkley Enterprise Joe N. Eden Grantsville Roy J. Guyer Jackson E. W. Crookshanks Jefferson Fred Clinefelter Locust Creek Herman Brown W. P. Kelly North Salem Orville Triudium Parson Creek Galen Lewis Yellow Creek Ieham Rapidry Velvay Cook Biiirsl Bill Sam Colt Browning Walter Crooks Browning Lbr. CO M. L. Haning Missouri E. R. Duncan Farmers Store T. R. McArtor M. D Browning Hatchery Gordon Pepperell Schrock’s
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