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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1937
Page
4
Linneus hosts a Farm Bureau gathering with township captains from each township to organize membership drives in Linn County. Dues stay at 2.50 until December as crops look good and enthusiasm grows for a fall campaign.
A new shipment arrives featuring vat dyed fabrics with outstanding colors and styles. Sizes are unbroken and blankets offered from sheet blankets up. Prices start at 4.95 and up. Also advertising Sun Tested Wall Papers with a large assortment of beautiful patterns priced per bolt.
Announcement warns that no farm in Sullivan County may participate in payments under the 1937 Agricultural Conservation Program unless a request for inspection is filed by a specified deadline. The notice outlines compliance steps and the need to submit forms to qualify for subsidies.
A cryptic OCR-like line lists currency symbols and figures such as TS 1.98 to 2.98 3.95 1.89 Vee £ 5 with stray letters, suggesting a fluctuating price or exchange notation rather than a complete article.
Officials urge Sullivan County landowners and operators with farms under the Agricultural Conservation Program to file inspection card requests at the county office without delay. The program operates under the direction of Isaac W. Pickens with Rolla A. Baugher in charge, seeking compliance with the 1937 directives.
Auction catalog lists five whiteface calves including three bulls and two heifers. Also offered are a smooth mouth draft mare 1500 pounds a six year old mare 1200 pounds and a suckling horse mule along with Jersey dairy calves a yearling Jersey bull and a yearling Jersey heifer.
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