Improvements At Arrow Rock And Roaring River Parks
Read of repairs and restoration at Arrow Rock State Park 15 miles east of Marshall including the Old Tavern rebuilt in 1925 by the Daughters of the American Revolution and new shelter houses. Roaring River State Park gains a new 25 acre lake opening next month for bass and sunfish. a stone lodge is due by July 1 and new cabins, with trout hatcheries and trails, plus a growing pond at Bennett Spring Hatchery.
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Arrow Rock State Park
Arrow Rock
Marshall
Saline County
Daughters of the American Revolution
George C. Bingham
Missouri
Little Valley
Jacob
Mary Shroyer
Roaring River
Hugh Brixey
Roaring River State Park
Middle West
George Barnes
Montauk State Park
Dent County
Bennett Spring
Dallas
Laclede
Meramec State Park
Franklin County
Fishers Cave
Big Piney
Hooker
Pulaski County
Geo. Lam
St. James
Frank Stewart
Lee Cummins
Bennett Spring Park
Growth in SCDA Interest Boosts County Participation
A statewide tabulation shows Linn County slightly higher participation in the 1937 SCDA program. About 2100 farms will be measured in Linn County and 163,719 statewide, with Missouri farms totaling around 75,000 expected to participate based on June 1 estimates. Final statewide figures may rise, says Howard M. Shirkey.
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Linn
W. R. Martens
County Conservation Committee
Missouri
State Conservation Committee
Columbia
Howard M. Shirkey
Chaiman
Letter Urges Boosting Egg Use to Raise Prices
A poultry industry letter to raisers urges expanding egg consumption beyond baking needs. It notes low egg advertising and suggests campaigns by the Institute of American Poultry Industries and food chains to promote eggs in summer recipes and beverages, urging producers to supply fresh eggs.
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Poultry Raisers
Institute of American Poultry Industries
Fresh eggs cooled quickly key to summer sales
Frank Priebe notes the only way to provide fresh eggs during hot weather is to cool them rapidly and market them frequently. He ends with a cordial sign‑off.
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Frank Priebe
Summer Horse Care Warns Against Heat Exhaustion
Assistant County Agent S S Russell cautions farmers to rest teams in shade during heat, provide frequent water, and adjust work to the hottest horse. Treat sun stroke promptly, move to shade, apply ice or cool water, and allow recovery before resuming work. Also warns of grass tetany in cattle with calcium gluconate treatment and veterinary guidance.
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S. S. Russell
Linn County
Russell
A. W. Aron
Missouri College of Agriculture
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Joe F. Green
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