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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1936
Page
4
Mrs Alice Timma writes from Hot Springs South Dakota August 24 1936 to Joe Nickell Browning Missouri sending two dollars toward her subscription She notes a hot dry season hay buying low cattle prices and plans to drive to Rapid City to see the President visiting Mount Rushmore and mentions old friends in Missouri.
A short letter from A T Kirk of Colorado Springs to Joseph Nickell in Browning Missouri enclosing a three dollar check. Kirk wishes Nickell well and hopes for rain and cooler weather in Missouri. Includes cordial signoff and mailing details.
A letter from the Young Republicans of Sullivan County urges poultry raisers to market Leghorn cockerels at 14 to 20 pounds within three weeks, advocating heavy breeds for roasting size and improved markets amid recent feed concerns. The Sullivan County Young Republican Club plans a meeting Friday at 8 pm in Milan with Sen. J G Morgan as the speaker.
Visited from Kansas were Mr and Mrs Rolland Asborne Mr and Mrs Jay Rich and Fer man Sayers of Protection. They called on Mr and Mrs George Prather one day last week.
The Friendship Circle Club met at Mrs. Curt Bagley’s home on Friday August 28 for an all day gathering. Members finished a flower garden quilt and enjoyed a covered dish luncheon. Nine members and three visitors attended with prizes for Frances Smith Lucy Cumbo and Margaret Bagley. The group noted the departure of president Mrs James Slater who moves to Mendon. A house fire report ends the item with loss of possessions and speculation on cause.
The Purdin croquet club announces a Labor Day event with four towns sending representatives: Purdin Humphreys Linneus and Brown ing.
The home of the late E. C. Fisher occupied by Mr and Mrs Bernam McCollum and children burned Sunday evening. A stove fire started around two. Mrs McCollum left for her parents J G Nickell and returned toward dusk.
In a blazing August Otto Johnson delivered 18 new cars and 40 used ones, breaking all prior monthly Kansas City Zone records. The feat crowns him top in his division and showcases persistent effort and tireless work by a standout salesman.
Print with a good printer to save money as a core lesson. The notice emphasizes choosing quality printing to avoid waste and excess costs.
Mr and Mrs Otis Lawrence attend the state fair at Des Moines. Guests include Mr and Mrs Nonie Atkins and daughters from St Joseph with Mr and Mrs W W Prather. Lantz McCormick family moves to Kirksville with son George Elbert Kollasch and George Christy. Friends wish them success in their new home.
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