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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1951
Page
4
Browning Missouri notes publish a light column on everyday life. Items reflect community humor about secrecy among women and public figures aging overnight. The page includes social commentary about marriage economy and perceptions of women’s attire.
Dewey R. Chapman announces a series of September meetings in Shelby Bucklin Forker and West Strawberry Church to discuss USDA Family Farm Policy Review plans. The aim is to collect farmer input on agency programs including than PMA SCS and FmHA to strengthen family farms nationwide. Attendance aims for full farmer participation to gauge impact.
Linn County farmers and livestock producers push to establish a feeder calf program with sites offered at Marceline airport and Brookfield Hoof & Horn Rodeo Grounds. Facilities include pens for up to 1000 head, scales, sale ring and bleachers. A fall 1952 sale is possible with local financial backing.
The 1951 Missouri state fair drew large crowds with a nine day program adding an extra day. A total of 20 493 attendees were counted for the extended period. Officials praised the event as a highly successful fair with over 10 000 ribbons and more than 100 trophies and plaques awarded to 1951 exhibitors. Prest on expressed optimism for an even more successful 1952 fair.
Swine breeders plan a Monday October 29 sale at the County Extension Office with consignments of purebred boars from Derald Van Dyke Marceline Ned Brenner Laclede John Dinsmore Meadville Norman Dinsmore Meadville Ray Kelly Browning and Billy Wayne Burtch Chu a. The sale aims to provide breeding stock for farmers and more breeders are invited to consign.
The Annual Balanced Farming Field Day will be held on Tuesday September 11 in the Forker Community. Headquarters will be at the remodeled farm home of Mr and Mrs Dan Cole with central heating and modern improvements. Demonstrations include erosion control water management crop rotations and fertilizer practices.
Local farms host a field day with tractors Wagon trains and tours to show off forage, pastures and livestock practices. Leaders include Guv Fay Guy Jungvling Lyon Andrews and Walter Plans feature extension agents vocational instructors and conservation staff from Missouri topics cover Balanced Farming with Albert Havan and Flore Carl discussing farm management and nutrition. Lunch served at noon by the Linn County Farm Economics Council.
The article notes a well attended Homecoming at the Church of God in Rover with 87 registered guests, sharing a dinner and program. Prizes went to Walter McKay as oldest and Charles Stephenson as youngest. many visitors from Council Bluffs Iowa Avalon Missouri Milan and Des Moines attended.
Mrs. W. H. Anderson and her son Rickie from Towanda Kansas visit her parents Mr. and Mrs. Leland Lambert. Wayne Abbott and son John join Mr. and Mrs. Willard Bailey with Karen as Arlo Cordray’s party also appears in the visitor lineup.
The 19th Annual campaign organized by the Automobile Club of Missouri and local officials promotes posters at intersections near schools to remind motorists that children will be crossing streets for the new school year. Past data showed September safer now than before, with the initiative expanding nationwide.
Local notes recount visitors and vacations around Brookfield Missouri with families from Kansas City Des Moines Jefferson City and Milan. Highlights include Bernard Hood group California guests Roy Brown and relativesRoy Brown. Donna Pulliam illness. various dinners and weekend visits. attendance at fairs rodeos and church events. neighbors hosting and traveling to Oklahoma and Jefferson City.
Real hot days marked activities in Scottsville with Henry Watson baling hay for R A and Eugene Thurlo. Miss Rosalie McClaren begins teaching at Rose Hill School as the season shifts.
Monday visitors from Topeka Kansas including Mr and Mrs Ralph Moris and family called at APS fields and other relatives in Milan. Tuesday Mrs Alley McCloreny Rese and Anita Fave attended a church event in Bower. Sunday Mrs Harley Fields employed in Kirksville visited home folks. Mr and Mrs Lyle Spray of Galt visited Clarence Famine home one evening last week.
Mr and Mrs Earl Johnson and daughter from Denver visited Babe Kini broweh home the first of last week. Bob Woodware daughter Ada from Chicago sight sightseeing in the Ozarks this week. Rollan Groeh in Memphis spent Labor Day with his parents. Leonid Richardson and Patty from Kansas City spent the weekend in the E J Palmer home. Bob Wood and son Lee were dinner guests in the Cecil Wood home in Marceline last Friday.
Notice is given that letters of administration for the estate of J B Heady deceased were granted by the Probate Court of Dana County Missouri on August 10 1951. Creditors must present claims within six months or be barred, and within one year from the grant date. Ingraham is administrator, attested by Walter Hittaling.
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