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Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Nov 13, 1930

Page

4

Community Notes Highlight Visits and Farm Harvest

The Shafter area reports social visits among neighbors and relatives from Browning to Purdin. Families share weekends with kin, attend funerals, and welcome travelers while farmers bring in a strong corn crop amid mild fall weather. Local boards meet and residents reflect on past gatherings and old-time memories.

Shafter Booker Murrell Purdin W. L. Baker Wallace Grice Browning Fay E. Gray R. E. Smith

HASEVILLE ITEMS SHOW NORMANVILLE SOCIAL ROUND

Mr and Mrs Forrest Nichols of Marceline and Mrs D W Nichols of Linneus visited the John Overall home. Clarence Crookshanks and others spent Sunday with families in Chilli cothe Mrs Wm Rottman and cons Ted and John were guests at Ed Sayers. Wood Brothers hauled live stock to Laredo for shipping Sunday. Several families hosted visitors including Bartow Norvell Gooch Campbell and others. Jimmie Crooks Crooks family and Imogene Young spent the weekend at W R Young. Pendergast Engleman attended a sale north of Dunlap Thursday.

Ted Rottmann Lawrence Near Haseville Everett Keithley Alpha Rottmann Lizzie Keithley Browhing Ruth Bowyer Fay Bowyer Carol Francis Watkins Keith Watkins Ray Bowyer Anna Longwell Harry Misouri Wallace Keithley Ray Ogen E.G. Fulkerson Lloyd Bowyer Fstelle Keithley Byron Schrock Forrest Jacobs John Longwell Chillicothe Roy Keithley John Keithley Browning Vane Thurlc John Thurlo Corrine Leslig Forrest Nichols Marceline D. W. Nichols Linneus John Overall Clarence Crookshanks Wm. Rottman Ted John Ed Sayers Harry Longwell Iowa S. J. Bartow and Son Tom. Norvell W. J. Gooch Oral T. S. Bartow Childen H. V. Campbell Josephine Morris Virginia Young Wood Brothers Laredo W. A. Pew George Pew Ray Goch Adam Duffield S. J. Bartow T.S. Bartow Rellie Gooch E. S. Campbell Vernon Davis Bert Longwell Jimmie Crooks Cecil Crooks Imogene Young W. R. Young J. C. Sayers Lassen Baird Alvin Bruce Lee Baird W. M. Pendergast John Englman Dunlap

Cross Roads and Cora Fall Farm News and Visiting Folk

Farmers finish husking corn and ship two carloads of hogs and cattle from Cora. Local families visit, celebrate a Golden Wedding anniversary, and bring in wood with help from neighbors and traveling buyers. Notables include J. S. Head, C. C. Dodson, W. S. Langdon, and Hulda Phipps.

J. S C. C George Dodson Cora Elmer Sevier Jas. Dodson Charley Swearengen W. S. Langden Wm. Grissmer Ernest Bundridge Mr. Bailey Meadville J. H. Tharp

Browning Family Mentioned In Aunt Relation

The note references Mrs. Walter Browning and Mr. Browning as relatives through an aunt, indicating a family connection within the Browning lineage.

Mrs. Walter Browning Mr. Browning

Local Family Visits and Farm Work in Northeast Linn

Robert Cattey and wife visited F. M. Cattey at his Browning‑area home. Otis McCollum and I. J. McCollum joined church in Winigan. Emerson Cordray began cribbing corn with four wagons and teams. Orville Thudium and Elwood Thudium shipped cattle to Chicago.

Robert Cattey Near Browning F. M. Cattey Otis McCollum I. J Maggie Brewer Winigan Rolla Bailey Famly Emerson Cordray I. J. McCollum Otis Gifford W. H. McCollum Orville Thudium Elwood Thudium Chicago

Missouri quail season opens as sportsmen praise good quad crop

Many Missouri sportsmen headed afield on opening day November 10 in pursuit of the Bobwhite. Officials credit a strong quail crop this year and favorable conditions, including the impact of winter weather on the birds.

Missouri Game and F’sh News Missouri

Missouri Game and Fish Dept details bird feeding and pheasant program

The Missouri Game and Fish Department reports large scale feeding of birds last winter aided by 40 tons of feed and notes the season’s good hatch following favorable nesting conditions. It covers bag limits for Bob whites, protections for pheasants and prairie chickens, and the success of the cooperative pheasant rearing project with over 12 700 English Ring neck pheasants released from eggs supplied to sportsmen and farmers. It also warns against trapping furbearers before November 15 and cites penalties and confiscations for violations.

M Ssouri Game and Fish Department John H. Ross Game and Fish Department State Game and Fish Department Martin A. Lewis, Jr Missouri Department Altho

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