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Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1946

Page

8

Womens Achievement Day draws four hundred to Linneus event

A large crowd attended Linneus High School for the Annual Women's Achievement Day on September 19 with 27 Extension Clubs presenting exhibits on themes from three part meals to craftwork. Speakers included County Extension Agent Hillis A. Moffett and State Agent Julia Rocheford. Attendees included Miss Belle Welsh and Mrs. Mary Twitcher, with several clubs and visitors participating in a basket dinner and afternoon activities.

Linneus High School Fairview Club Harry No Vincent Kelly C. W. Singleton Don Moffitt Extension Clubs State Council Columbia J. R. Stultz Francis Wingate Pearl Snyder Lida Stewart Hillis A. Moffett Donald C. Chandler Audierce Belle Welsh Merry MaMarons of Forker Mary Twitcher Marceline Homemakers Russell Zagredzky June Carroll Julia Rocheford

Chick Chats on Winter Poultry Sanitation and Health

E F Peterson outlines how to keep laying house flocks healthy in cold weather. He stresses proper space, dry litter, clean roosts, sanitation of waterers and feeds, and vigilant hygiene to prevent disease and losses.

Farm Production Hints by County Agents

Hillis Moffett and June Carroll advise on improving garden soil with organic matter. Manure is a top source, especially if applied in fall to rot over winter and better soil structure and moisture retention. The guidance notes integrating phosphate fertilizer with manure loads.

Missouri plan to grow thrifty pigs before fall farrowing

A farming guide outlines cleaning farrowing quarters with scalding water and lye, washing sow udder and sides, and drying in cold weather. It advises preparing clean pastures, using first year red clover stubble, rotating corn oats and clover, preventing drainage between lots, and vaccinating pigs at 45 weeks old.

Missouri

Gardeners Urged to Cut Frost Damaged Dahlias and Store Tubers

Frost kills dahlia and canna tops so cut immediately and dig tubers. Dry them and store upside down in boxes or barrels where the temperature stays about 55 degrees.

Lawn Care Guidelines For Fescue And Bluegrass Pastures

Perennial plants store energy in roots for next spring growth. Do not graze bluegrass pastures from September 15 to November 1 to allow roots and rhizomes to store food from the top growth. This is a good time to fertilize lawns rather than waiting for busy spring.

Wool growers to use new sheep dipping vat trailer

The wool growers association will mount a new sheep dipping vat on a trailer for use by the latter part of this week. If you have not dipped sheep this fall contact the Extension Office for help arranging the dipping date.

Wool Growers Association

Kitchen scissors save time for housewives

A strong pair of kitchen scissors helps cut rhubarb celery shred lettuce trim vegetables trim fish and dry crusts from bread saving time for the homemaker.

Fairview District Social Roundup Attends Events

Local families from Fairview District 110 attend multiple gatherings around St. Joseph and Columbia. 4-H Club Show and Sale interests prompt visits by Brantner Britton Riley families, with numerous guests and weekend travels noted among Tuckers Browns and Rickys.

B. O. Brantner Wesley Brantner St. Joseph Lyle Britton and Sons E. W. Riley Columbia Stanley Riley Sue John Tucker and Devaun Tucker Edwin Tucker

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