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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1943
Page
5
Local residents and relatives visit from Chillicothe Laclede Brookfield and Milan with many trips to see family and friends. Attendees include Adams Napple Smiths Hollons and Parsleys among numerous kin across Missouri and nearby states.
G M Spencer of Cora called on business Monday. Mrs Leon Mitchell spent the weekend with relatives in Chillicothe. Several residents visited family and moved furniture as townsfolk traveled to attend funerals and services. Local weather notes by Herman F Kille.
The Highway Patrol notes many licenses have expired with stamp dates two years prior. Officials advise drivers to review their documents and renew as needed before penalties arise.
September 1943 total precipitation 2.33 inches, 2.96 inches below normal, 44 percent of normal. Rain fell on four days. the 12th and 13th brought most rainfall in 24 hours at 1.14 inches. The month was cooler with an average temp of 63.5F, 4.4F below normal. Average max 89F on the 4th, min 36F on the 17th. daily max 73.6F, min 53.4F. daily range 20.2F. Light frosts on mornings of the 9th and 17th caused no damage. thunderstorms reported on three days. Year-to-date rainfall 27.10 inches vs 31.57 inches normal for nine months.
Local Agricultural War Boards liberalize pressure canner rules permitting home use. Applicants may apply to the County Farm Rationing Committee for a Certificate of Eligibility or seek review of prior applications under the new rulings. Linn County 4-H honors calves fed by local youth.
In St Joseph last week Linn County 4 H calves dominated the show with Gerald Guyer s Hereford calf near top in its division and Kath leen Guyer Barbara Eden and Paul Guyer among those placing. The sale that followed paid an average of 19 25 per hundredweight with top calf from Iowa fetching 75 cents per pound as county agents say strong results keep 4 H calf feeding profitable and spurring member interest for next year.
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