Death of Hiram Bledsoe highlighted in Missouri history tribute
This week in Missouri history recalls Captain Hiram Bledsoe a Confederate artillery leader from Kentucky who settled near Lexington and fought under Price and later Beauregard Hood and Johnston His famed Sacramento gun and daring actions earned him lasting monuments and a granite memorial at Chickamauga while his later life was spent on farms and in public service.
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Hiram Bledsoe
Missouri
Floyd C. Shoemaker
Bledsoe
Kentucky
Lexington
Kearney
Mexico
Santa Fe
Chihuahua
Doniphan
Kansas
Plains
Price
Missouri State Guard
Jefferson City
Capitol
Carthage
Rains
Clark
Wightman
Bledoe
Port Hudson
Admiral Dewey
Beauregard
Bragg
Hood
Johnston
Federa
Leuna
Chickamauga
C.S.A
Sacramento
Lafayette County
Pleasant Hill
Cass Country
Cass County
Stone
Kiwanis Club
Caponizing as a Profitable Poultry Strategy
Letter advises poultry raisers to caponize cockerels as a counter to high feed costs. Cites Timmerman of Iowa who sold 280 capons weighing 2299 pounds for a $465.65 check after eight months. Recommends adopting caponizing to increase profits.
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Timmerman
Iowa City
Iowa
Frank Priebe
Oats Seed Allotment Available in Sullivan County
About 200 bushels of oats seed allotted to Sullivan County by the Agriculture Adjustment Administration are open for applications at the County Agent's office. The closing date is Saturday February 16. Varieties are Fulghum and Texas Red at 80 cents per bushel. Unfilled allotments will be sent to other sections with demand.
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Secretary of Agriculture
United States
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Secretary
Missouri
J. Robert Hall
A. G. Black
Sullivan County
Agriculture Adjustment Administration
Feeder Pig Limits Removed in 1935 Corn Hog Contract
County Agent Hall reports an official communication from the state removing all limits on feeder and breeding hog purchases and on pigs fed by contract signers under the 1935 corn hog program.
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Hall
Countie
Safe egg handling to improve hatching yields
FE M Funk of the Missouri College of Agriculture warns that rough handling damages egg interiors or cracks shells, reducing hatchability. He recommends placing eggs in 15 or 30 dozen cases and withholding from the case until they lose their animal heat to allow cooling.
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FE. M. Funk
Missouri College of Agrculture
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Vhettle
Browning Farm Club
Browning, MissoUri
M. T. Scott
Mgr