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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1945
Page
5
Mr and Mrs Edgar Shepherd hosted guests with many visitors from Linneus Milan and Brookfield. Community members travel for family visits furloughs and church events while soldiers and relatives return home for leaves and funerals. Busier week includes sales and depot duties as residents share news across towns.
Dr. Salsbury's Ren-O-Sal is recommended in larger doses to control cecal coccidiosis and in smaller doses for tonic benefits. Easy to use in glass or metal containers. Contact E. F. Peterson in Browning Missouri at phone 196.
The highway patrol records seven bicycle rider deaths in traffic accidents during the first seven months of the year. Officials urge motorists to stay alert to prevent further fatalities.
The Nic-Sal product from Dr Salsbury is applied to roosts to kill lice and feather mites without handling birds. It is described as easy to apply and economical. E F Petersen Browning Mo promotes the remedy.
Mrs. Roy Smith of Browning visited Kirksville with her sister Mrs. Billia Smith and nephew Robert E. Smith Ste. who has spent 30 days on leave after ten months in the South Pacific. Seaman Smith served as turret gunner and flight engineer on a Patrol Bomber doing air-sea rescues. He flew 53 missions and rescued 121 men. He is now at a Naval Technical Training Center in Norman Oklahoma.
Mrs Lillian Bennett and Mrs Dorothy Drake hosted a Dessert Bridge on a Tuesday evening at Mrs Bennett’s home. Guests included Ms Patricia Gooch and others. prizes awarded to Mrs Carter, Mrs Peters for high score. Mrs Martha Gooch won traveling prize and Mrs Smith the consolation prize.
After September 10, 1945 the AAA will no longer issue priority rating certificates to farmers for buying copper wire for farmstead wiring. Officials expect adequate supply to meet demand. Information comes from C. W. Sheppard.
The Missouri AAA Committee reports 21,056 farmers awarded copper wire certificates totaling 767,720 pounds over two years. Linn County shows 226 certificates for 9,171 pounds in the same period.
The Browning 4-H Club met at Eva Denis Carter's home on Saturday at 2 pm. Nine members attended with seven absent. Eva Doris Carter led the pledge, roll call shared Achievement Day highlights, and District Roundup report was given. Marilie Schrock played piano, and refreshments followed.
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