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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1934
Page
3
A stream of brief items records residents traveling to Milan Linneus and Des Moines on business visiting friends and family in Purdin North Salem and Roger. Several descriptions note cattle stock trades and sales plus local services from optometrists and newspapers. Verle Atkins earns a new post at Zuni New Mexico marking a notable regional career update.
A compact ad touts Red and White Foods with a guarantee on freshness and price offers, highlighting fresh meats and a 27 cent deal.
Relates tonite's showing of The Heritage of The Desert at TONITE Lane Grey Theatre with Fri and Sat dates. Mentions Rev J E Rudloff of the port and his subscription favors and friendship in the city. Reports Mr and Mrs C N Russell and grandson Joel Dyche returning from a two week visit with Arthur Rose in Marshall and Etta Bailey at Glen Lake Minnesota plus stops in Des Moines Iowa.
Local notes cover film showings with Mariam Hopkins and Joel McCrea in The Richest Girl in the World at Electric Sun day and Monday. Community updates note road conditions, bridge work on Locust Creek Drainage Ditch, and local visits by residents including D G Freeland discussing drainage bond settlements.
Offer of funds from 100 to 2000 dollars for house repairs or remodeling under the National Housing Act. Repayment in installments. Plan now and consult for a free book of hints from Long-Bell Lumber Sales Corporation Browning Missouri.
The Ladies Aid of the Methodist church met at Mr. and Mrs. Nickell’s home for an all day session on Tuesday. Members brought dishes for a sumptuous noon dinner, and quilting occupied the day. Attendees included Mrs. Rachel Nevins, Mrs. Margaret Smith, Mrs. Virgie Mundell, Mrs. Lillie Pearson, Mrs. Della Peters, Mrs. Stella Peters, Mrs. Fay Peterson, Miss Peery, Mrs. Alpha Whaley, Mrs. Zella Woodworth, and Miss Vera Dodson.
George Walker and Roy Smith attended a cale near Green City Tuesday. Wallace Keithley of near Humphreys was here Tuesday trading and visiting with friends. E. H. Hockney, president of Blain Milling Co. of Atchison Kansas, was the guest of J. Carl Gilmer on a good hunt last Sunday.
Glen Stockwell of Linn County wins a Santa Fe 4-H Trip to the National Club Congress in Chicago December 1–2. Paul Kincaid of Mendon also earns a trip. Each prize carries 45 dollars to help cover trip expenses as 4-H sheep and calf clubs may organize in December for ages ten to twenty-one.
W A Brookshier of Lamar Colorado writes to Joe Nickell of Browning Missouri recalling Browning years past. He notes 30 years since leaving Browning for Lamar Cole and mentions “three squares a day” and a good bed. He encloses a check for the Browning paper and asks it keep coming.
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