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Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1933

Page

2

Shelby News basketball roundup and local events

The Shelby News reports good weather with a recent shower. Mrs Mamie Buswell visited Shelby Wednesday evening. Shelby teachers attended a Kirksville meeting. Pershing basketball teams defeated Shelby girls 27 to 10 while Pershing boys edged Shelby by one point. Shelby teams travel to Meadville Forker and Galt for upcoming games. Tracy Christian and family visited Will Welch Sunday. A wrecker towed cars after a minor Saturday incident. two cars damaged, no serious injuries.

Shelby Mamie Buswell Shelby School Kirksville Pershing Persing Shelby Boys Missouri Linneus Perghing Meadville Forker Galt Professor Elam Tracy Christian Will Welch

Halaville News Briefs Highlight Local Social and Activities

Rain falls over the weekend as Halaville residents report gatherings and visits. Mr and Mrs J Bartow hosted at dinner with Henry Smith and Ray Gooch. Pearl and Clara Wood with Veda Wood daughters shopped in Trenton. Local visits include Joe Morris home and Ira Kilburn family. Kenneth Young returns from Kansas City. Soy Deans stacking and threshing noted. Edd Sayers family visited Trenton and Galt. Teachers Meeting attended by Marie Sayers Catherine Woolf Lavera Turner in Kirksville.

J. Bartow Henry Smith Ray Gooch Tommie Bartow Misses Pearl Clara Wood Veda Wood Trenton W. J. Gooch Lena Campbell Joe Morris Victor Gooch Ira Kilburn Kenneth Young Kansas City Edd Sayers Carolee Galt Marie Sayers Catherine Woolf Lavera Turner Kirksville Frida Verne Lecington Walter McKay Helen Crowsus Almira Jaynes Bro. Herrington Bro. Foster Joe Herrington Desota St. Louis Herrington Roger Bertschman Milan Alta McKinistray Grant [Smith Allen Iowa Everett White

Walnut Grove Social News Highlights

The Walnut Grove column notes weekend showers easing drought and lists visits and social events. Ruth Brumbaugh of Browning stayed with locals. Ralph Morris relatives from Chillicothe visited. a Charley Morris dance drew attendees. Roy Guy and Della Havens joined the Pipes home visit. Jimmie Robinson and Imogene Smith were guests. Lester Lawrence hosted a chicken roast at their cane mill.

Ruth Brumbaugh Browning Ralph Morris Chillicothe Charley Morris Roy Guy Della Havens Jennie Slater Ray Pipes Jimmie Robinson Purdin Imogene Smith Lester Lawrence Caneamill

Social chatter from Hardin and Milan locals

Henry Morris of Milan spent Saturday night at the Morris home and Hardin George of Browning was a caller at the El Morri home on Sunday evening.

Body Henry Morris Milan Morris Hardin George of Browning el Morri

Revival Draws Hundreds at Reger Church Event

Virginia Moffit visited with her aunt in Chillicothe while a busy week in Reger saw families visit friends, church events, and a well attended street fair. The Church of God revival concluded with about 40 souls at the altar and visitors from Milan Desoto Kirksville and Milan.

Virginia Moffit Ruby [Bryant Chillicothe Lloyd Garrett Joyce Ray Trumbo Charles Bertschman Johnie Stephenson S. A. Warren Raymond Helen White Monroe White Mrs. Snelling Roger Reger John Smith Fred Bertschman Milan

Soybean hay gains status as dairy feed option

H A Herman of Missouri College of Agriculture notes soybean hay as a key legume for dairy cattle. It carries higher crude protein than alfalfa but is coarser and often woody, causing more waste. Trials show alfalfa and soybean hay yield similar milk output per pound fed, with soybean hay slightly lower milk and fat and about 8 percent higher cost per 100 pounds of milk when priced equally.

H. A. Herman Missouri College of Agriculture

Administrator's Notice for Jennie Dickinson Estate

Probate Court of Linn County Missouri grants administration to W H Dickinson on October 10 1933 all claimants must file within six months or be barred with one year to assert claims Arthur Pratt Judge of Probate. County Corn Husking at Shelby reports plans and field inspection led by Edgar Crist as chairman and a committee of Mr Guyer and Frank Palmer.

Shelby Farm Bureau Linn County Jennie Dickinson Missouri W.H. Dickincon Arthur L. Pratt Shelby High School Edgar Crist Mr. Guyer Frank Palmer Quinn Guyer

Sweet potatoes storage tips from W R Martin

W R Martin of the Missouri College of Agriculture explains storage depends on careful handling. Potatoes must be mature when dug and dug before frost, cured in a well ventilated room at 80 degrees F for about two weeks, then gradually cooled to 55 degrees F for winter keeping. Home gardeners can store in basement, kitchen shelves, or attic as long as temperatures stay above freezing.

W. R. Martin Missouri College of Agriculture

Birth of William in Open Plains Ceremony Noted

A brief notice records the birth of William in an open plains ceremony, highlighting the new arrival and local acknowledgment. The item notes the event in a concise civic record tone.

Pioneer William B Waddell and the Russell Majors Waddell firm

William Bradford Waddell born 1807 in Fauquier county Virginia moved with family to Kentucky and Missouri before joining Russell Majors and Waddell. The firm formed a vast western freight and Pony Express operation from 1855, expanding to Nebraska City and Leavenworth, then to Capabilities of Central Overland California and Pike's Peak Express. He died 1872 near Lexington and donated his Lexington home for a Baptist college, closed 1916.

Ged William B. Waddell Missouri Lexington Lafayette County Great Transportation Company of Russell Majors and Waddell Pony Express William Bradford Waddell Fauquier County Virginia John Waddell Catherine Bradford Mason County Kentucky Galena Illinois St. Louis Washington Susan Bryam Waddell Mayslick William B Mous West William H. Russell Alexander Majors Wadd.ll Waddell, Russell and Company Jackson County Majors and Russell General Johnston Leavenworth Kansas Nebraska City Nebraska Russell, Majors and Waddell Horace Greeley New York Tribune Dell Central Overland California Pike's Peak Express Company St. Joseph Sacramento California Majors Machpelah 13Th and South Streets Baptist Female College

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Tre— Browning Joe Nickell Jack Finney Fred Bailey Haleville Walnut Grove Bro. Still and Son Grant Smith Anna Perkins East of Milan John Stephenson SA. Warren Hershey Vick's Sloan's Goft’s Foley's U. S Red River Ohio
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