Farm Production Hints on Coccidiosis Treatments
Coccidiosis in chickens and turkeys can be treated with milk or sulfaguanidine. Both treatments are effective but costly and do not replace sanitation.
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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1946
Page
8
Missouri Early Premium Wheat Combines Early Maturity and Yield
A study by the College of Agriculture Experiment Station at Columbia finds Missouri Early Premium wheat offers early maturation with strong milling quality and high average yields. Clarkan and Kawvale varieties also yield well with good milling quality but lack the Missouri Early Premiums early maturity edge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College of Agriculture Experiment Station
Columbia
Missouri
Linn County 4-H Health Improvement Contest Opens July 1
All county 4-H members may enter the Linn County Health Improvement Program Contest. A 1206 point top score is possible by promoting Health activities and correcting physical and dental defects. The A Go I Go Extension Club offers Scrap Books to the highest scoring boy or girl. Members reaching 900 points receive a flag set or 4 H emblem from the Farm Bureau. The contest runs July 1 to October 1. The club scoring 1100 points wins a flag set or equivalent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Farm Safety Urged To Save Time And Money
Farmers warned that accidents cost time and money. With labor shortages and high production demands, protecting workers now can prevent costly delays later in the season.
Bread Reheating Guide for Bags and Buns
To freshen loaves or parts of loaves, place bread in a paper bag, dampen the bag with water and heat for 19 to 12 minutes at 410 C. For buns and rolls, follow the same method but reduce the time to 3 to 5 minutes.
County 4 H Lamb Show and Sale Heads to Linneus Park
The County 4 H Lamb Show and Sale will be held in Linneus Park on June 20 at 2 30 p m with David Mitchell of the St Joseph Livestock Market grading and explaining marketing. After the show lambs go to St Joseph by truck and on June 21 all 4 H lambs will be regraded and sold. A chartered bus leaves Linneus at 6 00 a m June 22 to transport members and parents to St Joseph Show and Market Day. Reservations via extension office. bus costs 1 00 per person round trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linneus Park
David Mitchell
St. Joseph
Linneus
Swift and Company
St. Joseph Lamb
Local Visitors and Shoppers Report in Area
Mrs Floy Yardley of Milan visited relatives Monday. Mrs Robert Shanks and others shopped in Brookfield Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Meat Burris and Mr and Mrs Noel Jones and daughter from Purdin were visitors Tuesday. Clarence Blackman and sons near Milan shopped Tuesday afternoon. J S DeWitt of Meadville guests of R M Calhoun Thursday. Leland Lambert near Purdin came Friday on business and renewed for the Leader-Record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Shanks
Fred Cotter
Martha
Brookfield
Meat Burris
Noel Jones
Purdin
Browning
Clarence Blackman
Milan
J. S. DeWitt
Meadville
R. M. Calhoun
James
Leland Lambert
Near Purdin
Beet sugar crop expected to set record at Nyssa Nampa plants
Nyssa Idaho May 16 The Amalgaated Sugar company announced the beet sugar crop at its Nyssa and Nampa plants will exceed any previous season with 2,500,000 bags of sugar expected. District manager R G Larson said the 1945 crop is jammed with 400,000 sacks and must be moved this season to handle the production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nyssa
Amalgamated Sugar Company
Nyssa- Nampa
R. G. Larson
Beet acreage boosts sugar output claims by company
The document notes sugar production rose to 1 610 00 from last year due to beet acreage increasing from 36 000 to 55 000. Larson cited rationing restrictions hindering the company’s ability to move the sugar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larson
Eastern
Oregonian
Pendleton
Ore
Workers advised on Missouri unemployment benefits
Missouri workers facing layoffs are urged to understand unemployment benefits. Carl J. Henry notes deductions fund federal taxes and Social Security, not benefits, and outlines eligibility steps and payment amounts based on prior wages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Cuy
Missouri
Carl J. Henry
Unemployment Compensation Commission
Henry
Missouri Unemployment Compensation Fund
Oenly
United States Employment Service
Sullivan County 4-H adopts rules for Fat Calf Show
Twenty two members of the Sullivan County 4 H Club Council met in Milan on Saturday night June 1 to adopt rules for the Fat Calf Show set for September 20 1946. Rules include eligibility for 4 H and F F A members and a July 1 designation deadline. The Danish judging system will be used with Hereford Shorthorn and Angus classes and county representation at St Joseph Show. The judge will decide county group and carload selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan County
Circuit Court Room
Milan
F.F.A
St. Joseph
Massey to Receive W G Skelly Award for Agriculture
A committee of 11 Midwestern farm leaders will honor Edward Massey of Conway Missouri with the W G Skelly Award for Superior Achievement in Agriculture at a June 8 breakfast. Massey is praised for expert farm management soil conservation and extensive community service. The Massey farm yields substantial pork beef milk eggs and poultry with significant corn silage oats wheat and hay production. The event also includes a $100 U S Bond scroll and Skelly oil can donor honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Conway
Laclede
Edward Massey
W. G. Skelly
Massey
Missouri
U.S. & Bond
Weekly Weather Review Finds Varied Rainfall Across Regions
The past week brought heavy rains from Oklahoma to New York and Pennsylvania with drought relief in northern Missouri. Dallas saw near six inches. Granby Missouri recorded 5.50 inches in 24 hours. A Cresdon Iowa tornado damaged property. the Des Moines River rose in southeastern Iowa. Temperatures cooled after a warm stretch with record lows on Sunday and Monday. Local rainfall in northern Missouri totaled 0.35 inch amid generally dry topsoil and beneficial rains needed. Herman F. Kille.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Oklahoma
Texas
Colorado
Nebraska
Dallas
Kansas
Granby
Iowa
Eddyville
Cresdon
New Orleans
Montgomery
Ala
Huntington
W. Va
New York
Pennsylvania
Idaho
Des Moines
Monnday
Herman F. Kille
Travel Around the World in 30 Days Predicted for Businessmen
New York reports business travelers soon can buy 30 day air tours around the world plus weekend trips to London Paris and Amsterdam. American Society of Travel Agents a spokesman says trips will let men visit capitals transact business and return by night flight within a similar cost and comfort to domestic travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
London
Paris
A. L. Simmons
American Society of Travel Agents
Association
America
Mr. Simmons
Mecca
Summer Session Dates Announced for Twelve-Week Term
The schedule notes a twelve week term from June 19 to August 30 with classes running from June 10 to August 2. Students should plan around these dates and attend the listed sessions accordingly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
University of Missouri
Abe
Reparations Move Includes 26 Plants Ready for Delivery
Gen Joseph T McNarney announced 26 large German plants prepared for delivery as war reparations to nations harmed by the Nazi regime with 58 more earmarked. He noted about 100000 Nazis in custody in Nuernberg prosecutions and denazification progressing while Maj Gen John H Hilldring praised the four power rule in Germany and upcoming talks with France over Rhine land and Ruhr centralization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Joseph T. McNarney
Germany
United States Zone of Occupation
NBC
Hilldring
France
Rhineland
Ruhr
Grantsville Social Items Report Week Activities
Grantsville residents shared visits with neighbors in Kansas City East Alton and St. Louis. Navy discharge for Ray Barrows noted as well as tallies of strawberry picking and Church group gatherings. Volunteers planned service boys entertainment and a June picnic while Bible school drew attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray D. Barrows
SK 3c
USNR
Navy
Lambert Field Separation Center
St. Louis
Pacific
Dean Bauswell
East Alton
Ill
Fairview District Social Roundup Highlights Local Visits
Mrs. Pansy Britton and Effie Britton aided Mrs. E W Riley in paper work on Monday. E W Riley and Eugene visited Milan on Saturday. John Tucker family and guests hosted supper Thursday. Van Mairs called in Butte Community Sunday. Devaun Tucker arrived home from California with Marine discharge. Marion Hodgerson and son Lyle visited Ray Griffis Monday. Sunday dinner guests at John Tucker's included multiple families and neighbors. Afternoon callers included Beryl Taylor, Beverly, Herbert Bevier and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Hodgerson
Lyle
Ray Griffis
John Tucker
Jas. Elliott
Bernie Brantner
Junior Mattingly
Billie Newton
James M.collum
Herman A. Pearier
Beryl Taylor
Beverly
Herbert Bevier
Local Shelby Happenings Include Visits and Health Notes
Mrs Catherine Smith Elva Monroe and Mrs Dave Monroe were shopping in Brookfield Saturday. Leon Smith Shelby merchant went to Kirksville and had ton sils removed Saturday. Bill Rulon rests with son John Rulon and family in poor health. Crede Boyles plans harvest trips. Mary Craig stays with Mrs Boyles and Mary Helen. Ray Lamberts enjoy berries. neighbors share. Mrs Fannie Buswell mourns Ivan's wife in Slater. Mr and Mrs Charley Wilson visited Purdin after Mrs Dora Cornwall called on Agnes Boyles. Homer Finney visits her father at John Rulon home. Rain hindered Bear Branch cemetery cleanup but turnout improves by evening. Larry and Eddie Lee Smith visit Brookfield and stay with grandfather Edgar Crist. circus planned. Dora Cornwall Nellie Jaynes visit Shelby. H L Wilton of Shelby Garage seeks Dr at Mayo Bros Rochester.
Haseville Weekend Visits Highlight Local Families
Weekend visitors gathered in Haseville as Harry and Leslie families hosted relatives from Detroit and St. Louis. Kansas City guests joined W R Young and kin for Sunday meals while others visited Barrows, Searcy, and Buckner households. Multiple families hosted or hosted dinners and enjoyed Sunday calls and small gatherings.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Weekly Weather Review
University
Gen. McNarney
Eighth Fleet
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Sienes
Marc A. Mitchher
USN
Coral Sea
Joseph W. Woodward
Roosevelt
Cuba
Grantsville
J. D. Gall
Kansas City
Dad Bagley
Violet Patin
Ross Bagley
Eugene Urbach
Bonnie Patterson
Kenneth Bagley
Mrs
Jess Lambert
Jess Pulliam
Lawrence Elliott
Jake Atkins
Vaun
Ervin Barrows
Charlotte Patterson
South Missouri
Henry Brown
Marvin Lambert
Hugh Warren
Paul Warren
Beryl Warren
Granville Barrows
Guy Pearler
James Smith
John Gall
Oren Jennings
Barbara Ann
Gracie Jennings
Eldon
Dewayne Head
John Tuck and Allen
Junoir Mattingly and Sons
Marion Hodgerson and Son
Butte
Cordia Bunch
Fairview Dist
Pansy Britton
Effie Britton
E. W. Riley
Eugene
Bernice
Junior and Allen
Herman A. Pearler
Kermit McCollum
Mrs. van Mairs
Devaun Tucker
Frank Tucker
California
Marines
Shelby
Catherine Smith
Elva Monroe
Dave Monroe
Leon Smith
Kirksville
Bill Rulon
John Rulon
Bill
Crede Boyles
Mary Craig
Mrs. Boyles
Mary Helen
Ray Lambert
Fannie Buswell
Ivan
Slater
Charley Wilson
Dora Cornwall
Agnes Boyles
Homer Finney
Bear Branch
Larry
Eddie Lee Smith
Edgar Crist
Dora Cornwall and
Nellie Jaynes
H. L. Wilton
Mayo Bros
Rochester
Sally
Harry Leslie
Bud Leslie
Bert Mitchell
Detroit
Paul Schwendeman
Eddie Melvin
Billie Keeling
W. R. Young
E. R. Barrows
Bob Martin
Kathleen
Henry Smith
Bill Triplett
Donna
Carolee Sayers
Dixie Dennis
Harley Smith
Walter Searcy
Cecil Crooks
Jimmie Crooks
Curtis Williams
Kenneth Young
Kenneth Pendergast
Daisy Powell
Marilyn
Wm. Pendergast
Dixie Elliott
Harry Tromerhouser
Jay W. Rottmann
Mary
Norma Gooch
Beverly Sayers
Sharon
Haseville
Billie Jean Triplett
Mrs. Richard Thorne
Vivian Buckner
Vernon
J. W. Buckner
Nolan Bruce
Howard Cofer
Mary Bruce
Jess Bruce
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