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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1923
Page
1
Gumbo soils of Missouri and Mississippi river bottoms require careful drainage cropping systems and cultivation. Surface drainage tiling and a wide dead furrow aid water removal. A rotation of corn wheat timothy and clover improves soil. fall plowing preferred to avoid hard wet soil and reduce labor.
A mulch layer protects soil from cracking by reducing evaporation and keeping moisture steady. It shields roots, moderates temperature, and promotes healthier plant growth.
The 22nd annual stockholders meeting of Peoples Bank in Brown ing Missouri is set for Thursday October 25 1923 at 9:00 am lasting at least three hours. Five directors will be elected for the ensuing year and any other business may be transacted. J B Stone president. R C Bailey secretary.
On Thursday October 11 1923 Browning Missouri at A A Healy's Store eyes tested and glasses fitted in the newest frames. Dr of Optometry B W Eisenhour reminds readers to mark the date.
Special warning to all who have trespassed at Jenkins school house to stay away. The matter has gone far enough and any trespassers will be dealt with to the full extent of the law by order of the directors.
Roll of Honor thanks a list of individuals for support and renewals including Danie Head Ben Haynes Lewis Long S D Schrock W F Peters Mrs Mary Bauswell Dan Purdin Lafe Pearler J T Eden s Miss Elva Harbourn Miss Rosa Kirk Mrs M H Hutchinson O W Williams J M Bailey Ira M Reed Mrs G W Smith Mrs Theodore Sharp D M Hamilton E P Bundies Mrs Alice Cutberth Mrs Josse Campbell Herman Maxwell Arnold Cumbo W T McGhee F L Bailey Mrs Ida Brantner Kenneth Warren Jesse Crain L V Harmon Guy Head.
A comedy thriller featuring Tom Mix and his wonder horse Tony. Screenings are next Monday night with two showings on October 15 and 16 delivering nonstop laughs and thrills from start to finish.
J. T. and K. A. Watkins of Humphreys Missouri offer timothy and a timothy clover seed mix priced at 3 dollars and 4 dollars per bushel. About 280 bushels available.
Browning Telephone Company warns rural patrons about defective Line splices at the Telephone Office. They offer a simple repair method that residents can perform in a few hours to prevent future trouble.
For sale or trade listings include farms dwellings and other properties. Farm loans offered at old time rates by Calhoun and Thornton.
140 ton silage offered at 6.00 per ton and 50 ton alfalfa at 15.00 per ton. 35 acres of fall pasture also listed. Feed lot furnished at the Fulkerson farm 34 miles west of Browning. Leq Smith.
The Browning Farm Club invites farmers and families to bring well filled baskets for the annual meeting in Browning on Tuesday October 23 1923. The club will provide hot coffee and urges neighborly cooperation with the Missouri Farmers Association to secure production cost plus a reasonable profit and promote cooperative spirit.
Notice is given for the Browning Farm Club fourth annual stockholder meeting at the Electric Theatre on Tuesday October 23 1923 at 9 am lasting at least three hours. The meeting aims to elect directors for the ensuing year and address any other business. J M Thurla President.
Nobles of Chillicothe Missouri receive notice of a Shrine Ceremonial on Friday October 26 1923 led by Noble J W Smith Browning Missouri as preparations aim to make it the largest event yet in the area
Members of the Board of Stewards gathered at the parsonage Saturday afternoon including Browning Mrs Herman Schrock Miss Ilan Peterson Miss May McQuown Morris Chapel C A Gooch Ora M Phillips John Woods Bear Branch Mat Buswell Gilbert Montgomery John Guyer Knifong John C Jones and John Browning. First quarterly conference set for Bear Branch on Saturday the 2nd. Jas L Bate Pastor.
The church urges members to attend Thursday evening prayer meeting led by Cecil Taylor with five or six assistants. Afterward a business session follows for urgent matters. A preaching service is planned Sunday morning and evening. all are invited. Pastor L. B. Hargrove.
Saturday at Browning fairgrounds Carl T. Cassity and Ruth Bowyer escorted Rev James L. Bate to the parsonage where he officiated their marriage. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs W M Bowyer of Purdin, taught school and was well liked. The groom, son of Mr and Mrs R W Cassity of Purdin, is a Purdin High School student finishing his work this year. The Leader Record extends best wishes for a long, happy life together.
Mrs. Homer Holton had a needle broken off in her finger while washing last week. Dr. Ingram faced difficulty removing the needle and dressed the painful wound.
Browning’s fifteenth annual Street Fair drew large crowds amid perfect weather. Organizers praise the floral hall farm exhibits hog show cattle and horse rings plus school programs baby shows and foot races. Awards listed for drafts saddle horses and cattle with many locals and clubs highlighted for their entries.
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