Drowning News and Local Notices From Browning Leader-Record
Dated Thursday October 25 1933 the Browning Leader-Record notes a drowning incident in Missouri and lists local social items. Willie Bleek of Cora bought a new grist mill. Mr and Mrs Charles Baldwin of Plevna Mo visited G M Spencer in Cora with Mrs Crawley Couch. Curt Tharp and family near Tumphreys and J A Dodson and wife east of Cora visited J H Tarp and wife. Lot Langdon east of Cora builds a new roof and Earl Gramling erected a new barn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Bleek
Cora
Charles Badwin Plevna
G M.spencer
Crawley Couch
Curt Tharp
Near Tumphreys
J. A. Dodson
East of Cora
J. H. Tarp
Lot Langdon
Earl Gramling
Shafter Items Suite of church and community notices
Shafter items report Rev Luton of Browning filled his appointment at Miss Chapel. Revival with Rev Drinkard of Laredo at Mt Olive church. Families and neighbors hold dinners and birthdays. Farm work, visits from locals, school in Laredo, and ongoing social events fill the community scene.
Local notes on visitors and travel this autumn
Reported fine autumn weather. Mr. Allen called on W. S. Langdon Oct 11. G. M. Spencer of Cora traveled to Chicago last week. G. N. Sayre and family near Milan visited Chas. Dodson and M. V. Dodson of Laclede.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Allen
W. S. Langdon
G. M. Spencer
Cora
Chicago
G. N. Sayre
Milan
Chas. Dodson
M. V. Dodson
Laclede
Administrators Notice for Jennie Dickinson Estate Missouri
The Probate Court of Linn County Missouri granted letters of administration for the Jennie Dickinson estate on October 10 1933 to Attisiz W H D administrator. Creditors must file claims within six months for allowance or be barred. one year from grant bars all claims. Arthur L Pratt Judge of Probate seals the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Dickinson
Linn County
Missouri
Attisiz W. H. D
Arthur L. Pratt
Miss Velma Coffman and Miss Juanita Morgan Visit Shelby
Shelby News notes a Wichita Kansas pair Velma Coffman and Juanita Morgan visiting relatives in Shelby. Sunday dinner guests at B F McGhee included multiple DeWoody Cokerham and Finney family members from Wichita, with two generations present among hosts and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Velma Coffman
Juanita Morgan
Wichita
Kansas
Shelby
B. F. McGhee
Velma
Coffman
Eris
Wiita Peterson
Eugene
Vivian
Norma Lee DeWoody
Kars
Will's
Nati
Cokerham
Ivan
Nolan
Donald Dean Cokerham
L. T
Roxie
Don Irwin
Wilma Rose
Boyd Glen
Virginia Ruth Finney
Warren
Winona
Gerald Dean
Laura May
Mary Lee Gocch
Alvord
F'sie Almond
Enid
Mape Moore
Vivian DeWoody
Nannie Cokerham
Ivan Cokerham
Donald Dear
Haseville Social News Items
Mr and Mrs Joan Re visited relatives in Mi an on Sunday. Mr and Mrs J S Bartow and Mr and Mrs Tommie Bartow were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs Mary Elwood of Humphreys. Mr and Mrs Clarence Nichols and son Duane were shopping in Trenton Saturday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Walter J Gooch Jr were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs W J Gooch and son. Mr and Mrs Otis Lawrence and daughter Kirksville visitors Thursday. Miss Imogene Young of Kansas City spent a few days with her parents Mr and Mrs Will Young. Miss Marie Sayers was a Friday night guest of Imogene and daughter, Mr and Mrs Lee Baird and daughters and Mr and Mrs C E Rottman and sons were Sunday evening guests of Mr and Mrs Virgil Sayers and daughter. Mr and Mrs Teddy Holser spent Sunday evening with Mrs and Mrs J W Holser. Mr and Mrs Tommie Bartow and children were Sunday evening guests of Mr and Mrs W E Sayers and children. mar
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan
Mi'an
Teddy Holser
J. W. Holser
Tommie Bartow
W. E. Sayers
North East Linn Items
Perry Christian and family note cooler weather in the area as of this writing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Christian and
Community Daily Notes and Gold Purchase Plan
Sunday social visits are listed for Linneus and surrounding areas including Otis McCollum, Frank Catey, and Roy Hart, with many families hosting relatives. A double wedding of Grace Rice with Erving Smith and Richard Haddex with Lillian Rogers is noted. A hardware theft at George Artz hardware is reported. A revival begins at the M F Church led by Rev W H Bunting. The White House announces Roosevelt to begin gold purchases to raise prices and stabilize the dollar, with the RFC and Treasury coordinating to curb gold outflows and bolster future currency issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Rice
Erving Smith
Roger
Richard Haddex
Lillian Rogers
Xeger
George Artz Hardware Store
Will Alexander
Humphreys
Medicine Creek
Browning
James Brew
Moberly
Jand
Roy Carleston
Milan
White House
Roosevelt
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Treasury Department
London
Paris
United States
Treasury
Dollar and gold reserve impact on inflation and raids
The text argues that gold backing allows the government to influence the dollar’s purchasing power by buying or selling gold. It suggests a $130 reserve could halt speculator raids from London, Paris, and Amsterdam. By adjusting the gold price, the dollar could be weakened and commodity prices would rise in line with the dollar’s decline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Paris
Amsterdam
Goid
Letter From South Dakota Subscribes Browning Leader
Mrs W C Timma writes from South Dakota dated October 21 1933 enclosing a two dollar money order for a Browning Leader Record subscription She emphasizes she cannot do without the paper to keep old friends and memories fresh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Depot Springs, S. Dak
Eta
Joe Nieken
P.O
Browning Leader Record
W. C. Timma
County Corn Husking Contest Entries Named
Ten entries are listed for the County Corn Husking Contest to be held October 31 on Quinn Guyer’s farm near Purdin. Participants include Fred Hansen Harold Thomas Homer Overstreet Paul Barclay Calvin Kling Wesley Linhart and Albert, with enthusiasm for county and state championships and a cap cave farm showdown on November 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quinn Guyer
Purdin
Shucker
Cap Cave
Fred Hansen
Harold Thomas
Homer Over-street
Paul Barclay
Calvin Kling
Wesley Linhart
Albert
First State Husking Entry For State Corn Shucking Contest
Rolland Reynolds of Randolph County near Clifton Hill is the first entry received by County Agent Hall for the State Corn Shucking contest to be held at Caps Cave farm on November 4. Reynolds posted a county contest record of 23.11/70 bushels from the 21st event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rolland Reynolds
Randolph County
Clifton Hill
Caps Cave
Reynold
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M Sss Chapel
Morris Chapel
Smith
Drinkard
Laredo
Mt. Olive Church
Elmer Hammo
Mrs. Hammock
Veda Irene
Raymond Gooch
Lee Gooch
Raymond
Lee
Marteline
Santa Fe
Price Gilmer
Shafter
W. L. Paker
Henry Purdin
Paker
Gus Coulter
Harold Campbell
L. W. Arnold
Gladys Gooch
Sam Gooch
Mire
Elmer Hammock
Maxine
Leatha
Rolla
Julius Wood
Tom Morris
Benton Turner
Georgeann Moore
Arthur Smith
R. E. Smith
van Vencill
Vencill
Willard Phillips
Mount Olive
W. L. Baker
Joe Long
Dudley Phillips
Shelby News
Fiddlers’ Coates
Mount Clive
Lenore Tully
Linneus
Noah Head
Otis McCollum
E. W. Nickell
Frank Catey
Carl Farson
Charley Cordray
Sam Franklin
Ben Almond
Ben Cattey
Robert Cattey
Edgar Hart
Ellis Jennings
Roy Hart
Noble Sill
Oklahoma
Dale Sr
Clyde Dillinger
St. Louis
Earl Smith
Hanna Johnson
U. S
Western: Telephone Corporation
Smaker, Earl Johnson, James Wright and
Linn Harper
Hess
Dr. Hess
Shryack & Lee Brand
Thompson
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