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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1949
Page
8
The noon hour dinner featured a Psalm 100 reading and a serene scene. Carl Norvell won a 45 cent hostess gift, Mrs Iva Drake won Mrs Bartow's contest, and Mrs Carl Norvell will host the next meeting. Menu included regular dinner with roll call and a plant slip exchange.
Local society notes show Mr. and Mrs. L. F. King and others visiting relatives in the area. Mrs. B. J. Harvey and neighbors helped at the Kenley store during the fair. The Abbott family bought the DeVore farm east of town and plan to move this fall. Pfc. Emery D. Gray returned from Low Field Colorado to visit his mother, Mrs.
Emery Gray and relatives plus friends were in town visiting. George Alexander of Kirksville came Friday after his wife May Alexander visited Ivah Carr. O T Johnson returned from Phoenix with sister Miss Violette Hooker. John son met her in St Joseph. Merril Peterson family and Reta Peters with Penny attended the Jar fair Friday. Judy and Penny won amateur ratings. Ivah Carr and May Alexander visited brother and wife with Loren Vincent who is improving. Elizabeth Billsbe visited Sedalia with Kenneth Zink and children. Zink formerly Peggy Hope. R A Thur and Hinda Rush visited Unionville with Ken Thurlo and the kids.
Brookfield residents hosted and visited kin across towns this weekend. Visitors included Mr and Mrs John W and family, Mr and Mrs Marvin and Mr and Mrs Joel and Mrs Gwendo le Smith. Nearby Carolee Wood of ton stayed with grandparents Truman enson and Lewis Wood’s family while parents vacationed.
This good clean group of cows is bred to an excellent Jersey bull and will begin freshening around the first of the coming year.
A detailed equipment listing describes a Ford tractor with gear including a 2-bottom 14 inch plow a 7 foot tandem disc a 10 foot lift harrow a 2 row cultivator and front attachments a planter manure loader a 12 inch walking plow a 7 foot grain drill and other implements. The text also mentions a John Deere plow and various drawn discs and rakes as associated equipment.
1949 G M C truck offered with 114 ton capacity stock and grain bed fold down feature and low mileage.
Incomplete OCR lists crop and bale figures including 1800 bales of lespedeza 200 bales of pullers 600 bushels of cats 130 pene pig wheat. The fragment shows numbers and commodity terms without coherent context or dates.
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