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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1914
Page
8
Community notices recount visits and family news from Sedgwick and Kirksville including Miss Howe McCollums returning from Montana, births and moves. A death near Sedgwick follows, while a report discusses Austins view on war, pork demand, hog slaughter, and advised hog weights amid market uncertainty.
Fine weather now. G M Spencer and wife went to Milan Thursday. J P Franklin and Dan Havens shipped hogs from Cora Monday. Several locals attended the Milan show Thursday. Mr Lantz and wife visited Mr and Mrs W I Langdon Sunday. Miss Bundringe and Bustin seen at Lumsden.
A fragment describes nitrate of soda on an old meadow revealing agricultural or mineral content. The text notes a site and material but lacks clear actions or outcomes.
The extract warns that nitrate of soda increases yields only if phosphorus and potassium are replenished, otherwise soil nutrients are depleted and responses vanish. It notes war in Europe disrupts wheat shipments, risking famine as imports falter from Russia to France.
The Brown ing Leader Record of Browning Missouri publishes the statement of ownership management and circulation dated October 1 1914. Editor and Publisher are Joe Nickell with ownership by Joe Nickell. No security holders hold one percent or more.
Promotion for the Big Horn Basin in Wyoming highlights heavy 1914 irrigated crops alfalfa wheat and oats on public and private lands. It touts oil discoveries population 20000 and Burlington railroad expansion with homestead or share rent options and monthly homeseek tours.
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