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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1918
Page
5
Local sparsely structured items list farm loans retailer plans and personal visits. Mentions N E Cotter hardware tractor ad, Calhoun Thornton financing, and various residents from Milan Linneus Browning and nearby towns visiting or sending subscriptions. Also notes influenza school closure and war-related tributes in Browning.
We sold our Browning business about one year ago and seek full collection of outstanding accounts by December st. We require payment as if by law and urge immediate settlement to reduce costs. 21. Rauer Brothers.
A posted warning from Ben Mairs and associates states that after this date all persons trespassing or hunting on the premises will be dealt with under the law. The notice names J. R. Lantz F. P. Williams K. M. Duncan Albert Maggart and G. W. Lantz as signatories.
Mrs Hinda Thurlo Rush entertained a small group after church services at 1 o'clock Sunday. Guests included Mr and Mrs J R Williams and their son, Mr and Mrs F A Fleming, Mr and Mrs Guy Adams and daughter Orryl, and Miss Clair Calhoun. They enjoyed a pleasant afternoon.
Farm manure can be hauled to fields or piled in barns and applied late summer before wheat, or in fall or winter after emergence. B W Tillman of the University of Missouri College of Agriculture notes manure should be scattered evenly for best results.
Manure can safely be applied on frozen ground without loss of plant food. If hauled to the field in a wagon spread immediately to avoid fermentation losses. Piling for later spreading increases work and causes nutrient loss. Rain can leach nutrients from piles while other parts of the field suffer. Five to seven tons per acre can be applied as a top dressing to wheat without choking plants.
A CB&QRR agent invites settlers to Powell Wyoming to file for remaining irrigated farms in the Denver Unit along the Burlington Central Wyoming line. Lands come with water on easy terms and no interest. Contact in Omaha for printed matter to locate and secure parcels now.
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