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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1933
Page
3
The Milan community page lists numerous local residents visiting for the fair, family and friend gatherings, travel between Purdin Linneus Brookfield and Kirkville, and thanks for subscriptions. It notes Mrs. John Keithley's passing and funeral services at the M E Church in Milan.
Mr and Mrs John Bailey of near Meadville hosted Sunday dinner for Mrs Sara Keithley and T W Seale. Several couples and individuals from Linneus Huntsville Roger Chillicothe and Unionville visited relatives at the fair. Ray Nickell of St Louis enjoyed time with kin and friends before returning home. Lafe McIntyre of Linneus attended the fair after previously living in Purdin.
Mr. and Mrs. Noble Roe of Marceline and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Rogers of Kansas City visited the fair to renew old acquaintances and enjoy the program. The Dunnans family from Richmond and Brookfield also returned for the weekend, mingling with friends and enjoying the fair like curious kids.
A pie supper is planned at Russell School on Friday night October 13. Letha Oaks, the teacher, invites everyone to attend.
Mrs J H Calhoun and Mrs W H Dickinson and Mrs C W Gooch and Miss Ella Keithley attended the funeral of Mrs John Keithley in Milan on Tuesday. A S Johnson of Purdin called Saturday with the date on his paper advanced to 1934. Many thanks for the many kindnesses shown us.
Canton Missouri October 10 Harvey F Dickinson son of Mr and Mrs W H Dickinson Browning is named Sophomore representative to Culver-Stockton College Student Senate He has played football basketball track and sung in male quartette and glee club and is a member of Theta Kappa Nu fraternity.
A letter explains price forces due to supply and demand. Farmers sell hens as egg prices stay low and feed costs rise. Over twelve million pounds of hens are frozen, three times last year, preventing future egg production while prices increase. The author advises countering prevailing trends.
A farm advisory note from W. F. Prieve urges farmers to avoid selling laying hens and to accelerate pallet production to ensure eggs and other farm products fetch good prices. The message stresses timely output to maximize earnings.
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