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Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1948

Page

7

Conservation practices urged as deadline nears in 1948 AAA program

J Cale Hensley of the Sullivan County Committee warns farmers time for completing approved conservation practices under the 1948 AAA is slipping. Farmers must finish by December 31 1948 with reports due January 15 1949 and present receipts at the county AAA office in Milan.

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Missouri Farmers Association backs Proposition No. 1 in drive

President F. W. Heinkel mails letters to 126000 MFA members urging all voting family members to vote yes on Proposition No. 1 Curry Road Amendment on November 2. Heinkel argues state aid funds would improve local roads and traffic in towns, stressing the proposal’s importance to Missouri farm families and accusing oil interests of misinformation.

Curry Missouri Farmers Association Columbia F. W. Heinkel Olls M.F. A Missouri Heinkel

Warren and Vicinity Social Notes Recap

Mr and Mrs Allen Cannon spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Lloyd Crowdis. Carrie Callihan and Joe attended Donna Allen furniture sale in Humphreys and shopped in Galt. Tom Ford home hosted Lee Marlay and children and Mrs John Bardon and children. Roy Crowdis visited Van Gray. Sam Artz Nicky and Patricia attended Methodist Church in Reger. Bruce Collin dined with Guy Fora. Lyle Wickham and children visited Floyd Fanning in Cora. Roy Taylor and son Byron dined with Bill Smith family near Humphreys.

Allen Cannon Lloyd Crowdis Carrie Callihan Joe Donna Allen Humphreys Galt Tom Ford Lee Marlay John Bardon Roy Crowdis van Gray Sam Artz Nicky Patricia Reger Bruce Collin Guy Fora Lyle Wickham Floyd Fanning Cora Roy Taylor Byron Bill Smith

Vitamin A Feed Tips For Winter Poultry Health

Farmers are reminded of 4-H deadlines and a Gallatin training session as winter approaches. Notes warn hens show eye swelling from Vitamin A deficiency and advise adding Vitamin A concentrates to feeds, with 3200 to 4700 units per pound, using cod liver oil sardine oil or alfalfa leaf meal as sources. Emphasis on sanitation and pre-winter soil cultiva tion around shrubs to prevent root damage.

Fall Planting Benefits and Cattle Market Shifts Noted

The article notes fall planting advantages for shrubs and perennials, naming plants suitable or not, and explains how soil warmth aids fall work. It also discusses cattle market changes due to slaughter runs, imports, and feeder calf sales, with prices and regional buyer activity.

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Traffic Safety Guidelines From Highway Patrol

Nighttime hazards rise with shorter days and harsher weather. The Highway Patrol urges drivers to dim headlights adjust beams reduce speed and stop if sleepy. Pedestrians should wear white at night walk on the left side and stay alert to low visibility.

Missouri CROP drives toward county quotas and relief

The Missouri CROP campaign aims to raise 200 railroad cars of food during October 10 to 17 as counties set quotas. Farmers donate milk, grain, eggs, corn and other products or cash to fund freight and handling. Collected food goes to church organizations and is distributed to starving people through local channels.

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Local notes from Europe Asia and nearby towns

Community diary items report sawyers and sales in Chillicothe and Brookfield. Attendees at the American Royal in Kansas City and visits with neighbors are noted. Corn yields reach 80 bushels per acre. a trash fire near Browning bridge was extinguished with minor damage.

Tee Havens Omae Bob Rinehart Hubert Atkins Chillicothe Alpha Powell Naomi Kimbrough Brookfield Hinda Johnson Floy Turner Kansas City Cliff Turner Arther Bennett Blaine Nickell Arthur Worthie Hart Roscoe Powell Lee Kimbrough Delorum Tharp Clinton Powell Glenn Freeland Browning Bridge St. Joseph

Voting Places Deputies in Charge for November 2 Election

A list of voting precincts across multiple towns with designated deputy sheriffs. Includes Baker, Brookfield, Marceline, North Salem, Parson Creek and others plus locations such as Christian Church New Boston Clubine and Bucklin City Hall. Deputies named include John Williams J A Clabine Ray Sayin Frank Burkhart Frank Davis Steve O Shaughnessy and others.

Baker Benton Brookfield Bucklin Isle Tana Jefferson Locust Creek East Locust Creek West Marceline Christian Church New Boston A. Legion Browning City Purdin Carnegie Library Wheatcraft Motor New Adams School Brookfield Hahn Motor Co Brookfield Producers Exchange Bucklin City Hall Enterprise Grantsville Jackson Center Shafter City Hall Laclede Linn Linneus City Marceline Gamble Marceline Seer Motor Co Marcene John Williams J. A. Clabine Z R. Williams Ray Sayin Frank Burkhart Frank Davis Steve O’shaunessey J. O. Williams John W. Williams Apareks Fenens Palmer Voimeo A George Phillips Oliver Bennett W. R. Brown C. Westgate R. C. Freeman Charles Rusher Roscoe Cole Frank Teeters

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