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Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1935

Page

4

History of Memorial Day and flag display guidelines

The text explains proper flag display on Memorial Day including half staff until noon and full staff thereafter. It covers national holi days, origins of Decoration Day in Petersburg and Mrs. Logan, push for national observance, and regional observances led by veterans groups. The piece notes ceremonies at Arlington Cemetery and mentions a local for sale listing: a four wheel trailer and several cattle.

United States of America Washington Petersburg Logan John A. Logan Any. S Alabama Georgia Mississippi Florida North South Carolina Tennessee Jefferson Davis Louisiana Arlington Cemetery Washinton

Sunday Afternoon Visit and Local Notices

Reger items note Lois Davis spent Sunday afternoon with Amber Reger. Mrs Lester Stephenson and children Harold and Ermagene visited her parents near Osgood, and a P S Clem sale drew a good crowd on Monday. Mrs Eliza Shipley is very poorly. Ray Rardon traveled to Cameron last week. George Ford stayed with his sister and returned home for the summer. Mr and Mrs Floyd Daniels visited Mollie Ford's home one night. Mrs Ray Trumbo stayed one night with Mrs Lloyd Trumbo. Ralph DeWitt returned from Chillicothe Saturday. Mr Miller is on the sick list.

Reger Lois Davis Amber Reger Lester Stephenson Harold Mollie Ford Ray Trumbo Lloyd Trumbo Ralph DeWitt Chillicothe Mr. Miller

Local visitors recount social calls across town

Mr and Mrs Millard Swank and children with Mr and Mrs Walter McKay and Raymond and Helen White visited the Rob Stephenson home Tuesday evening. Mr and Mrs Earnest Redmann and son spent one night last week at Myron Williams home. Mr and Mrs Tom Ford and Fermann McKay and son called at local residences.

Millard Swank Walter McKay Raymond Helen White Rob Stephenson Earnest Redmann Myron Williams Tom Ford Fermann McKay and Son

Livestock Breeding Offers 1935 Season Near Browning Mo

Smoky the four-year-old gray Percheron stallion weighing about 1600 pounds is a proven sire with Edanson 191326 as his sire. Curt JR a 10 year old black jack stands 15 hands and 1100 pounds. Sparkle a 3 year old black saddle stallion at 15 hands and about 1000 pounds. Breeding terms listed and liens described with care and liability notes. The farm is four miles north and one mile west of Browning Missouri.

Edanson W. F. Crawford & Sons Greencastle Curt, JR Curt General Beal Sparkle Diamond Dick Chester Schrock Thomas Henry Browning

Test for Tuberculosis in Linn County Cattle Begins

Dr. McGhee of the State Veterinary Department arrived in Linn County Monday to test cattle for TB in Jackson township. Few cattle reacted, though some condemned animals fetch good prices. Bad weather slowed work, but most nearby counties completed tests. The Rob Stephenson home is noted in Sunday reporting.

McGhee State Veterinary Department Linnues T. B Jackson Township

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