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Newspaper

Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Nov 24, 1932

Page

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Voter tallies from Sullivan Linn counties detailed

The Sullivan county vote lists Roosevelt Hoover Clark Kiel Park Winter and other candidates across offices with Roosevelt 4058 Hoover 3369 Clark 4055 Kiel 3387 Park 4012 Winter 3449 and more. Linn county results show Roosevelt 6161 Hoover 3563 Park 6157 Winter 3714 Clark 6187 Kiel 3595 plus per-district tallies for local offices.

Sullivan County Roach Smith Judge County Court Hays Harland Booth May Montgomery Walker Lee Wilson Page Cowgill Graham Knight Sorrell Becker Boner Recorder of Deeds Harmon Norman Roosevelt Hoover U. S Clark Kiel Park Winter Congress Lozier Manlove Browning Duncan Bower Linn County D. A. Peery Dr. Jenkins East District Post Landreth West District McKenzie Pulliam Thurlo Porter Brown Head Richards Turner Patrick McLarney Dixon Benton Peery

Guaranteed Glasses Sale At Stanley Hotel Milan

A local ad promotes guaranteed glasses available November 28 at prices from 3 to 12 dollars with no extra charges. A part payment plan is offered and Dr. Palm, senior, from Chillicothe, is featured at the Stanley hotel in Milan.

Dr. Palm, Sr Chillicothe Stanley Hotel Milan

Slats Diary Report and Election Voice Mention

Slats notes a diary entry about Mr Blunt visiting a hospital for eye trouble, contrasted with a newspaper misprint about his hospital stay. An editorial comments on the last election as expressing the populous voice seeking a chance for love. Saturday Emmy arrives.

Herote Mr. Blunt Blunt Rye Evry Buddy Emmy

Notice Prohibits Hunting on Farms

Special notice from Joe Nickell forbids hunting or trapping on his farms, establishing clear restrictions for trespassers and wildlife observers.

Joe Nickell

Wesley-Hummel Class Meeting At Mrs Duncon Home

The Wesley-Hummel class met at the home of Mrs. Mattie Duncon on Thursday November 17. Ten members attended the opening with singing We Shall See The King Some Day and prayer led by Mrs. May Schrock. They discussed improving Browning youth and minutes were read by Mrs. Iva Rhodes with Scripture from Mark for roll call. Next meeting will be with Mrs. Crawford. Coole

Wesley-Hummel Mattie Duncan King May Schrock Browning Iva Rhodes Mark Crawford. Coole

Special Notice Talking Pictures at Electric Theatre

Every Friday and Saturday night the Electric Theatre screens talking pictures with all seats priced at 10 cents each.

Talking Pictures

Next Sunday Services at Local Baptist Church

The pastor Rev E John Meyers announces morning sermon The Investment of Influence and evening The Way of the Transgressor is Hard. Night service starts at seven with evangelistic singing. Choir rehearsals Friday at Mrs Floy Peterson home 730. Bible School at 10 am Living as Gods Stewards. Diploma awards soon for training graduates.

Baptist Church E. John Meyers Floy Peterson Bible School

Special Beautiful Croquencie Permament Wave

Special $2.50 Clarkson's Brookfield Mo offer for hair waving services advertised with price.

Clarkson’s Brookfield, Mo

Fleming Patents Ideal Milk Tester Markets Gift

G A Fleming patents and markets Fleming's Ideal Milk Tester a glass cream tester with a graduated scale to show cream yield. The device helps farmers decide which cows to keep or sell to ensure profitability and compares favorably with costly cream testers. Family and neighbors are listed among those present at Edgar's birthday event.

C. A. Fleming Fleming Fening

Notice to Hunters on H. F. Kille Farm

No hunting of any kind with guns dogs or traps on my farm. H. F. Kille warns against trespass and hunting on his property.

H. F. Kille

Lantz reports bumper corn crop and strong farm practices

Ross Lantz and his son Maurice gathered 1800 bushels of corn from twenty five acres west of the cement bridge north of town. He notes past yields of eighty three bushels per acre and forty bushels of wheat yearly, and credits crop rotation for the good year despite grub worms on older ground. He says rainfall timing could have pushed to about two thousand bushels if conditions had been ideal.

Ross Lantz Maurice Mr. Lantz

Birthday Surprise for Edgar Tully Near Salem

Neighbors and friends staged a surprise at the Tully home east of Salem for Edgar Tully on his birthday. Hosted by his daughter Lenore, guests brought baskets and the event doubled as a half day of work for Mr. Tully with the gag on the guest of honor.

Eldon Byron Taylor Marjorie Vern Fred Bailey Lewis Stephenson Vernice Stephenson Blanch Jones Marjorie Will Kenley Tressiec Eunice Gale Howell Fred Smith Leslie Bagley Edgar Tully Lenore Noel Edgar Tully Salem Mr. Tully Walter Smith Herman James Doc Smith Mabel Charles Orlo Bob Long Arnold Edd Lambert Lowell Brantner Betty and Lyle Stone

Farm Notice Prohibits Hunting on Johnson Property

A farm notice by Joe Johnson states hunting with gun or dog is banned on the property. The sign announces no hunting on the Johnson farm.

Joe Johnson

Surprise Birthday Dinner for Edward Morris

Relatives and friends gathered Sunday to celebrate Edward Morris's 56th birthday with a surprise dinner. Attendees from Brookfield Cora and Milan shared food and memories, with many children present and Ed quietly enjoying the occasion.

Edward Morris John Adams Clarence Moore John Dwight Helen Ralph Soleen Bear Brookfield Sherman’ Hoskins Elia Hoskins Earlin Troy Head Gale Rahma Daniel Bonnie Lee Cora Lester Lawrence Verda Irene Alma Charley Pipes

Dinner Party Honors Friends At Epperson Keithley Home

Mrs. Jennie Epperson and Miss Ella Keithley hosted a 6 o'clock dinner on Thursday November 17 at Eppersons. The table setting was attractive, the three courses were excellent, and guests enjoyed games and visits. Invited guests included Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Hummel Rev. and Mrs. Rudloff Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Wicker Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Calhoun Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Glaze Mr. and Mrs. Guy Adams Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Dunkin Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Dickinson Mrs. Iva Carr Mrs. Josie Jones Mrs. Lula Carter and J. I. Harmon.

Jennie Epperson Ella Keithley L. W. Hummel Rudloff H. E. Wicker J. H. Calhoun R. A. Glaze Guy Adams H. H. Dunkin W. H. Dickinson Iva Carr Josie Jones Lula Carter J. I. Harmon

Yule Posters Bring Tiny Carolers to Linn County Streets

Tiny Christmas carolers arrive in Linn County guided by boy scouts and local groups. Merchants display cheerful posters as Christmas seals promos begin, signaling the holiday season and adding cheer to letters and packages.

Linn County Boy Scouts Tuberculosis

Miss Vivian Swisegood Dies After Coal Oil Explosion

A coal oil fire exploded on Monday at the North Salem home of Mr and Mrs Frank Head injuring Miss Vivian Swisegood who later died Tuesday. The blast scorched the house and burned Mr Head s hands while attempting to aid her. Hospital staff in Kirksville fought to save her life but she did not recover.

Vivian Swisegood Frank Head North Salem Mr. Head James Swisegood Lafe Pearler Brownback

Birthday Dinner for 83rd Ceremony of H C Pearson

Mr and Mrs H C Pearson celebrated his 83rd birthday with a large dinner on Monday November 21. Four generations attended including relatives from Copper Spur Colorado Chicago and Purdin Missouri with 22 total present. Mrs Frank B Green and her father had not seen each other in 17 years and plan a Kansas City visit to see Mr Green’s mother.

H.C. Pearson Clifton, Russell Maurice Earl Hess Mr. Pearson Donie Hal Hess O. B. Tully Seattle Wash Frank B. Green Kansas City Mr. Green

Orchard fruit sale at Kelsey Orchards Brookfield

5000 bushels available including Jonathan and Stayman apples priced at 1.25 to 1.50 per bushel Delicious 75 to 1.00 per bushel and Ben Davis 75c to 1.00 per bushel. Sweet cider apple butter cider vinegar and honey offered by Kelsey Orchards Brookfield.

Nice Jonathans and Stayman Ben Ben Davis Kelsey Orchards Brookfield

Letter From Grandson To Grandmother In Gonzales Texas

A 1932 letter from a grandson in Gonzales Texas to his grandmother Mrs. S. H. Linhart describes the loneliness of loved ones who have passed away and the comfort of faith, reminiscing about visiting his grandfather with fond memories of family life and loss.

S. H. Linhart Gonzales Texas Grandpa

Bazaar and Food Sale by Ladies Aid

The Ladies Aid of the M.EL Church announce their annual Bazaar and Food sale set for Saturday December 3rd. Proceeds support church activities and local community needs through this fundraising event.

Ladies Aid of the M.el Church

Horse and Mare Sale at Stock Yards Saturday

A sale of horses and mares from 1050 to 1400 pounds, halter broke and some team broke, from the northwest, will be held at the stock yards this city on Saturday November 26. Owned by Burton and Cooper, the stock offers a blocky, money making work team option for buyers.

Burton and Cooper

Bridge Club Meets At Edwards Williams Home

The Tuesday Evening Bridge Club held its regular weekly meeting at the home of Edward F Williams on Tuesday November 22. Attendees included Misses Dorothy Alspach Virginia Bolling Melba Carter Harriett Wicker and Messrs James Calhoun John Smith Edward Williams Herman Smith who filled in for Edgar Jones.

Tuesday Evening Bridge Club Edward F. Williams Dorothy Alspach Virginia Bolling Melba Carter Harriett Wicker James Calhoun John Smith Edward Williams Herman Smith Edgar Jones

Letter to Poultry Raisers on Turkey Market Ripeness

A farmer urges turkey raisers to sell early and notes many birds arriving are immature. He warns birds sold before ripening are thin and pinny, grading them into No. 2 at a lower price, urging readers to adjust timing. Concluded on page 4.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Linn and Sullivan Crick Mrs. Wise Fillus Berry Fillus Ore House Wensday Joe Hix Trubble First Baptist Church G. A. Fleming Linn Gil Granpa Mother Daddy Lorene Harris Pierce Bridge Party
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