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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1935
Page
4
About 15 000 Missouri non-signers of corn-hog contracts voiced support for the program. J. W. Burch of the Agricultural Extension Service sees the vote as significant, noting non-contract signers did not receive direct adjustment payments.
Unofficial returns show corn and hog producers nationwide voting about six to one to continue the corn hog adjustment program. Missouri signers vote over fourteen to one in favor while non signers lean toward it. Sullivan County non signers vote three to one to sustain the program. Chancellor Davis notes plans for next contracts will focus on expanding pork supply and soil-conserving practices. The referendum involved more than a million farmers covering about three fourths of the nation’s hog crop. A Browning Missouri trust sale proceedings dated 1935 outline foreclosure steps on a property to satisfy a promissory note.
Trustee's sale notice dated November 7 1935 concerns L C Peterson and Myrtle Peterson deed of trust from February 10 1930 recorded in Linn County Missouri Book 257 page 289. Property includes Lots 2 and 3 in Block 22 in the original Browning town.
The Stitch and Chatter Club met October 31 with Mrs Mollie Cordray hosting for an all day session. Several members were absent due to rain and late start but all returned home safely. Members worked on pillow cases and two nearly finished quilts while sharing readings songs and contests. Visitors included Hester Steele Mildred Davis and baby Ethel Bennett Mrs Dora Steele Bonnie and Belle Riley. Twenty one members answered roll call with a Bible verse and next meet with Effie on November 7 for quilting and hookings.
Letters of administration for the estate of Sarah A. Brown were granted by the Linn County Missouri Probate Court on October 21 1935. Creditors must present claims within six months of grant or be barred after one year. Attest J E Brown administrator Arthur L Pratt judge of probate.
A letter from Frank Priebe explains how warm weather in New York and the Midwest lowers pork chop prices and boosts egg output, pressuring egg prices and delaying poultry marketing. He notes a cold wave triggers a rush to sell, hurting producers, and cites a farmer selling springs gradually with $247 in his pocket.
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