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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1930
Page
4
The Browning Leader-Record published in Browning Missouri lists editor Joe Nickell and is stamped as second class mail matter dated July 8 1897 with a Thursday October 23 1930 note.
A large Shelby crowd attended the School Fair on Tuesday night with the girls defeating Purdin 15 to 7 and the boys losing 3 to 7. Local residents Uncle John Turrel and Arthur McCollum planned moves home while visitors from Brookfield and Detroit arrived for the events.
Fred Jones and his wife Blendie, two respected school teachers long in Honolulu as U S. educators, returned home in late June via San Francisco and Idaho to their childhood region. They visited relatives including Uncle I J McCollum and others, receiving warm local regard. Other community notes mention Otis McCollum and family, Mrs Dale Sill and son, Nora Cordray and daughter Helen, Sam Franklin household, Aunt Maggie Brewer hosting Sunday dinners, F M Cattey and Etta Clapp at church in Winigan, and J B McCollum improving after hospital stay in Kirksville and sharing supper with I J.
Frosty conditions slow garden work as residents report on hospital visits shoppers and visitors. Thelma Grice is recovering after an operation in Kirksville. George Hess and family attend weekend shopping in Laredo. Gus Coulter ships hogs to St Joseph and Purdin. Local gatherings include visits by Merrel Hess and the Woolfs. Political remarks note a small voter turnout due to bad roads.
Notice is given to all creditors and others interested in the estate of Etheline Hay maker that Lorene Whaley administratrix will make final settlement at the Linn County Probate Court in Linneus on November 10, 1930.
In the estate of Florence Moore deceased I K M Duncan administrator intends to make final settlement at the next term of the Probate Court of Linn County Missouri to be held at Linneus on November 10 1930.
I J K Baker administrator announces intent to file the final settlement for Nellie Baker deceased in the Linn County Probate Court Missouri at Linneus on November 10 1930.
Derby given to all creditors and others interested in the estate of William R. Haggard deceased that I. J. L. Haggard is handling the matter.
Gale Thurlo visits Milan on business while Rev Bate from Richmond hosts friends. Frank Creason improves after Kirksville surgery. J G Nickell family visits J W Jacobs. L W Hummel and wife travel to Bellefontaine Ohio. The Missouri Game and Fish News notes drier marshes, warns hunters about fire risk, and cites a fur trapping season opening November 15 with a lab study on freshwater animals mentioned.
A new United States Bureau of Fisheries and University of Missouri laboratory on freshwater biology will observe chemical and physiological phenomena in fish. Dr. Max M. Ellis will direct, with support from the State Game and Fish Department and University funds. The facility will include large tanks and analytic equipment to study fish reactions, aiding the button industry and broader fisheries research.
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