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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1938
Page
4
Humorous reflections on Browning life note quirks of fathers, marriages, and wallets. The column pokes fun at generosity, parenting, and the pull of city life while praising simple stamps of persistence. It hints at yearly cycles and local wit without bitter jabs.
Linn County Red Cross reports 129 disasters in 266 counties across 38 states, aiding 108000 people last year. Southern California floods prompted waves of inquiries as 5700 families applied for help while seeds aided some families post flood.
Rain has fallen over the last day or two, breaking the drought as wells and ponds fill. Local residents share updates on travel visits, illnesses, and community club activities with quilting days and social gatherings noted.
Old Man Winter arrives with snowfall in Walnut Grove. Mr and Mrs Earl Dunlap welcome a son born October 28 named Chester Andrew. Jim Morris sells a fine herd of cattle this week. Curt Pipes of Cora spent Saturday.
Miss Almira Jaynes of Galt visited friends here on Sunday October 30. Lois and Leta Davis of Kansas City spent the past week with their parents Mr and Mrs G F Davis. Clyde Dillinger of Iowa visited his wife’s parents Mr and Mrs Earl Smith. An oyster supper Friday night drew good attendance. Rev and Mrs Hobbs of Browning spent Sunday with friends. Miss Mary Ida Seyforth taught here and visited Milan over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Guy Maggart of Slater Mo visited last week with their parents. Mr and Mrs Frank Smith of near Cora spent a day with sister Mrs John McClarren. Charley McClarren and family visited their daughter Mrs Ellis Shepherd and husband for a day.
Rain and sleet hinder travel as residents report moves and visits. Frank Lambert moved to the Beckett property. Enio Woolf and family visit from Leavenworth with Woolf leading a construction crew. Elouise Brown visits her uncle Roy Brown. W. W. Western sells cattle at St. Joseph with good prices. W A Creason hosts 50th birthday Wiener roast with 36 relatives. progressive rock, Mrs Glmer and Loren Owens high scorers. Charley Johnson and wife visit Guy Johnson's home.
Arch ie Hampton was in Milan on Saturday. Mrs Amanda Cook guest last Tuesday of Mrs Reda Maggart who has typhoid fever but is improving. Mrs Mildred Nickell visited her mother at Green City Monday. Miss Lola Riddle was at Green City Saturday. Mrs Roy Stephenson visited at her mother Amanda Cook’s home Wednesday. Acél Haggy and Avon Haggy were at Kirksville Tuesday. Alva Hoerrmann were at Milan Monday on business. Ray Walker family moved to the D Rankin farm while D Rankin moves to Bowling Green to care for his father E W Nickell. Mrs John Romine was taken to a Kirksville hospital Friday for treatment. Frank Bailey Gerald Smith and Lee Crist were at LaPlata Sunday where Bailey sent cattle by train to market. Earl Pipes spent Sunday and Sunday night with her parents Tommy Haggy. Madeline Albertson who teaches at Alexander spent the week end with her parents near Green City.
Local dental service advertised as operating above a farmers supply store in Browning Missouri with phone number 107. The notice highlights accessible community care and near Main Street commerce.
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