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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1948
Page
4
Browning Missouri weekly item notes 1948 subscription details and local messages from residents. Notices reference farms and trespass warnings from Dean Knight Frank Cassity and F Kille with names and locations in Purdin and Browning.
Local notice restricts hunting on farmland with references to Li McQuown and Ross Burke. Authorities urge compliance to protect crops and livestock. No further details provided.
Ray and Ora Bennett prohibit hunting on their farms with guns traps or dogs. The notice bans all hunting activity across their properties.
The readable fragment shows no coherent event or names beyond a garbled line about peat Johnson and Brown, lacking sufficient context for a full newspaper item.
W R Ware and Cecil Cassity with Edgar Shepherd signaled a strong hunting prohibition on farms or rented lands. The note, referencing local figures, underscores enforcement of farm property access rules.
The U S Savings Bonds office reports Missouri purchases of 12 870 974 in E F and G Bonds for September, lifting nine month total to 152 398 744. Linn county residents bought 65 098 of the year’s total 682 234, with a war echo on the value of Savings Bonds as recession insurance and a national investment.
Rain and early snow dampened Purdin with cooler weather and cloudy skies. John Gall lies ill after a Kirksville examination, while Mr and Mrs Eli Kirk traded in town Friday. Grace Woodside visited her aunt Effie Pulliam last Thursday amid a confusing line about relatives and overseas sale references.
The narrative recalls a long journey of over seven thousand miles with stops including Phoenix visitations by Merle and Wallace PULLiam and families. A Kansas visit occurred last Wednesday to see their son Burris and others traded goods in Purdin on Saturday. A young child, son of Mr and Mrs Loren Owens, underwent surgery at GrimSmith hospital last week and is recovering well.
Mrs James Glidewell traveled to Washington on Saturday to visit her son and his wife Elsworth and wife. Mr and Mrs Don Moffitt and Bruce from St Catharine visited Mr and Mrs Gene Rogers on Sunday. Mrs Will Van Fossen and daughter with Robert Mehan and son were in Humphreys on Monday. Mrs O J Long from near Harris came Saturday to visit her sister Ida Tunnel and relatives. Mr and Mrs Johnnie Steppee visited Sunday with his sister and husband Jerome near Green Castle. Mr and Mrs Robert Bardon came home Sunday from Kirksville where they had been visiting her daughter and husband Fred Bertchman. Mr and Mrs Vincent Collins and children with Mrs Ada Smith and Mrs Chas Collins left Tuesday for Oklahoma City to visit relatives. The Hast family and friends from Kansas called on Reger Money.
Mr and Mrs Arthur Griffeth visited Linneus on business last week. Mr and Mrs Kenneth McKenzie and Phyllis Ann visited Kirksville to see a font week. He is getting along well, one Bondas son spent and night at the Ar. Mr and Bob Smith and
A fragmentary note records a day spent at the Glenn Cooper residence and at the Finbreugh home. The readable text mentions Gooch and an urs day, but details are unclear and incomplete.
J Lewis Arnold has been critically ill this week with his daughter Mrs. Coulter caring for him. Relatives and friends including Harold Campbells from Laredo and James Coulter from Kansas City visited. Numerous local families shared meals and hosted guests during the week.
An advertisement invites readers to come in and talk with Maude about foundation garments, highlighting Gossard foundations and related products.
After supper the evening included card playing and visiting. Mr and Mrs Junior Phillips and Stanley had lunch with Mr and Mrs Kenn Jennings and family.
Mrs Lelia Hicks of Elburn Alta Mae J O Lyle and Filo of Brookfield were guests of Mr and Mrs Benskin and family. Mr and Mrs Rayburnicks and daughter also visited the Benskin home with Ross Palmer visiting relatives in Minne 80.
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