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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1948
Page
8
The Browning High School Student Council sponsored an election on Friday for county state and national offices. Daumvera won Sonia by four votes in a learning exercise on how elections should be conducted. Also announced is the Fun Fest Carnival on November 12 and 13 inviting everyone to attend.
Honor roll lists first six weeks with names across grades 1 through 6 and notes on eligibility. Girls and boys basketball results show Wheeling, Shelby, Laclede, Browning, and tournament outcomes with scores from multiple games including a 82 to 17 win and an 88 to 26 loss.
The A and B Ranch led by manager Hu Atkins plans a farm sale on Monday November 8. The Leader-Record ad invites readers to read the notice and attend. Jackie Snyder visited relatives in the area last week and Rev E P Weaver and wife traveled to Jacksonville Illinois with Mrs Smith staying at home.
Miss Saralou Schrock a Central College student visited her mother Mrs Rosalie Schrock and relatives over the weekend. Miss Marjorie Rinehart of Los Angeles left for Wheatland Wyoming after visiting here and in Kansas City, then plans to head to Los Angeles and her sitter family Mr and Mrs George F Williams and sons.
Sullivan County voters will elect a community committee to oversee the Agricultural Conservation Program in 1949 and a county committee to guide county farm programs. Eligible voters include farmers in the 1948 program or those with commodity loans or price supports. elections run Nov 8 to 18 across townships with listed times and locations.
Partial OCR lists names and dates across multiple locales and institutions. Entries include Humphreys Buchanan November 8, Boon Hill lay November 10, Center Grove Duncan November 10, White Oak Jackson November 9, Boynton Kerry November 11, Asbury church November 11, Orris November 8, Winigan Penn November 9, Green City H S November 9.
A rambling sale notice touts coal and wood ranges for cold mornings, paints from Benjamin Moore, linseed oil, and hardware items. It notes a Philco refrigerator and a Maytag washer on display, plus a new salesman who left without orders but later generated some interest.
Pleasant Hill and Polk County schedule brief gatherings in Community Room Courthouse and other sites. Notable entries include Walnut rove on Nov 9 and Hamilton unmoped on Nov 8 with Taylor noted on Nov 1.
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