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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1935
Page
4
A brief note indicates that demand spikes prompted reconsideration of schedules and services. Officials say adjustments aim to align resources with needs while preserving essential operations for the community.
Frank Priebe argues the feed to egg price gap widens profits for egg producers while consumer demand for fresh eggs rises. He notes storage eggs lose value as spring and summer produce plentiful eggs then. Seed corn guidance follows with curing tips and storage cautions, stressing dent-stage harvest and careful handling in Milan extension circular.
Linn County Soil Conservation Association leased a quarry from J. R. Hale near Purin and Miles Mill Bridge for crushing rock to supply 3,000 tons of ground limestone. The CCC Camp took over the quarry and will quarry rock for agricultural use, transporting it to Highway 5 for stockpiling and crushing when roads allow. An tone Forst was elected president with T. T. Lamme vice president, J. Robert Hall secretary, and Price Hoskins treasurer.
Missouri farmers may salvage seed from crops immature at first frost. P Trotter of the Missouri College of Agriculture notes a method outlined in Extension Circular 328 Saving. The guidance could prove important for fall planting and seed quality.
Harry Rhodes and J C Daniels returned the last of the week from Sheridan Wyoming where they bought a load of horses. They traveled about 2600 miles by car and enjoyed the trip seeing many points of interest.
The article lists eighteen honor roll students for the first six weeks including Josephine DeVore and George Kollasch, notes Bernard Browning as the youngest high school student at eleven, and reports Linneus Linneus girls and boys basketball results 40 31 and 17 14. It also mentions teachers planning a St Louis meeting, a weiner roast for Intermediate Grades, and new science books with Halloween art. It closes with attendance color card system and new primary pupils Mary Ruth and Junior Fanning, plus injuries to Donna Rae Rardon and Arthur Rardon.
Mrs. Julia McQuown Mrs. H L Adams and Mrs Bettie Hoskins spent Monday with Mr and Mrs Gayle Ingraham and daughter. Elmer Sevier of east of Cora was here yesterday on business limping after a wagon ran over his foot.
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