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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1934
Page
2
November 8 1934 Browning Missouri news inching into the week with wire service briefs and local items. The edition is edited by Joe Nickell and features community notices and brief reports from Browning and surrounding areas.
Numerous Halloween parties filled the week in Haseville with students and residents enjoying masquerades at Fairview and Climax districts. Local visits included Jimmie Crooks family and Imogene Young from Kansas City, plus Shenandoah guests. Community members aided, shared meals, and celebrated with prizes for best masked outfits.
The pie supper at Shelby high school drew a crowd Monday night hosted by the basketball girls. Neighbors visit T. L. McDonnald’s family as Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Bailey and Mr. Kermit Bullen call. John Davis buys a fine team from J. M. Boyles. Harold Wilson returns from a CCC camp to spend the weekend. Multiple calls and visits among local families including Miss Alda McCollum and the Stufflebeans in varying house visits.
Hubert Cokerham and family visited Mr. and Mrs. George Hisel on Sunday. Clinton Myers moved into the W. Myers property on Monday. Mrs. George Hisel called on Mrs. Floyd Hardin Sunday morning.
Rain and poor roads hinder travel in Shafter while pasture conditions vary. Farmers report cows on rye improving cream quality. Local families welcome a baby boy born Oct 31 in Marceline. Numerous social visits and gatherings listed with neighbors and relatives across the area.
Ben Almond and his family were visiting on Sunday at Charley’s location in North East Linn. The brief street side gathering drew neighbors and local residents to welcome the visitors and share friendly chats about community happenings.
Robert Cattey and family spent Sunday in Winigan at Lon Turner s. Mrs Maggie Brewer has been real sick at her daughter s in Linneus but is better now. Sam Franklin and Nelda Cordray and Virginia Cordray spent Sat night and Sun at Oran Cordray s. Glen Demery and wife visited Clifford Brantner s. Mrs Frank Cordray is slowly improving. Nolan Arnold threshed timothy and beans for Robert Cattey. Charley Cordray and Perry Christian last week.
Ed Arnold and wife visited J. O. McCollum and wife on Sunday. Earl and Curt Helms returned from a two week visit with grandparents J. S. King. Allen Slater joined them for a few days. Luther and Rex Bauer came home from the CCC for the weekend. Rex left Sunday, Luther stayed through the election. Nolan Cassity and family stayed with Charley Pearler’s and Mrs. Herbert Coram’s family last week. J. O. McCollum, Claude McCollum and Earl McCollum shopped in Kirksville. Charley Helms traveled to Milan due to Ada Emberton’s death. Homer Ware and Cletus Bauer went to Boston. Nester revival meeting drew a good crowd.
W L Rulon and wife attended the Brookfield tournament Saturday evening. Orville Mott and wife visited Herbert Coram Sunday. Bernice Peavler visited Dorothy Riedl Sunday. Roy Maxwell and family visited Hubert Beskett Sunday. Afternoon callers included Art Tripp and wife EF Thudium and family and Mrs Ora Mott. Jerald and Billie Rulon stayed with Richard Thudium Saturday night. Paul Dodge and Peggy Jean visited Albert Dodge Saturday. Jeff Mott and wife spent last Thursday at the W J Burkholder. Jno Bray has been visiting Tom Cassity the last week or two. Orville Thuchum and a family visited Elvis Martin's Sunday. Bernice Coram spent Monday afternoon with her mother Mrs Lawrence Riedl. Art Tripp and wife went to Milan Monday. Jno Clapp visited The Spencers. The Triudium school held a pie supper and program Tuesday night November 6. Miss Myrtle Martin is teacher.
The Missouri College of Agriculture warns farmers that low quality roughage this winter risks pregnancy disease in ewes. Losses can be reduced with proper feed, care, and management. The disease affects ewes in two conditions, often when animals are well fed but lack exercise.
Browning girls lose by three to Purdin Thursday night. Browning boys also fall to Purdin Friday. Linneus girls win, Shelby girls second, Meadville girls third. Bucklin, Meadville, Shelby finish in boys places. Trophies go to first and second. third place nets receive basketballs.
The note lists turnips cabbage and beets as worthwhile feeds when grazing is impossible due to severe weather. It emphasizes feeding strategies to sustain livestock during feed shortages.
Trustee Arthur D Campbell advertises a sale of real estate in Linn County Missouri to satisfy a note secured by a deed of trust from William K Devore and others. The property includes parts of Section 10 and 11 in Township 60 North Range 20 West totaling 142.41 acres. Sale at the Linneus courthouse front door on Friday November 30 1934 between 9 am and 5 pm.
The Linn County Corn Hog Allocation Committee and township committeemen met at County Agent Hall's office on Monday to sign compliance forms for the second payment on corn hog contracts in the county. Some producers were not in compliance.
A Columbia Extension Service representative, David Meeker, will review county committee work this Thursday and approve mailing papers to Washington. If correct, over 75 percent of corn hog signers in the county will receive second checks within about 30 days, assuming Washington acts promptly.
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