Annual School Meeting Browning School District Missouri
In compliance with statute the Browning School District voters will meet at the school building on Tuesday April 2 1935 from 7 am to 6 pm. Propositions include election of two directors to replace J D Burwell and W A Bond, a levy of one hundred cents per dollar, and election of County Superintendent in Linn and Sullivan counties. Appointed election judges are Iva Carr Mabel Pipes Lelia Nickell with clerks Geo Williams Dora Atkins J R Williams. District Clerk notes order of the Board March 2 1935.
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Browning
Linn and Sullivan
Missouri
J. D. Burwell
W. A. Bond
Iva Carr
Mabel Pipes
Lelia Nickell
Geo. Williams
Dora Atkins
J. R. Williams
Frozen eggs and market shifts from China impact American farmers
Letter to poultry raisers explains how freezing and canning eggs preserves value and meets commercial demand. It notes the US freezes about 180 million pounds annually between March and June, with eggs used by bakers, condiments, hotels, and restaurants. The piece warns that currency changes may boost imports from China, affecting egg prices and farming.
No Relief Seed Corn Shortage Reaches Linn County
State Seed Office reports no relief seed corn for Linn County farmers as distress grows elsewhere. County Agent Hall asks 1800 farmers to report how many bushels they must buy and to inform dealers and neighbors who have seed corn to list their available supply.
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Linn County
Hall
Seed corn testing drives Linn County aid plan
Surplus old corn in Linn County prompts a seed program led by Mr. Hall. He notes a 1 to 2 million dollar crop potential and urges immediate action as over 10 000 bushels have been tested with much unsuitable for planting. Names of buyers and sellers will be published soon.
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Linn
Linn County
Hall
County Health Meeting By Tuberculosis Group
Miss Frances Daniel of the Missouri Tuberculosis Association will speak in Brookfield on Monday March 25 at 2 30 p m in the basement of the Brookfield Library. Plans will be made for a stronger Linn County tuberculosis fight and a reorganization of the local health effort.
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Frances Daniel
Missouri Tuberculosis Association
Brookfield
Linn County
Linn County Township C H Committeemen Instructed On Land Contracts
County Agent Hall called Linn County Township C H committeemen in Linneus to train on appraising corn land under contract. Orders from Washington require completion before April 1. All contract applications must be in promptly. a final date will be set soon. Applicants without arrangements for all land to rent should act now.
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Linn County
C-H
Linneus
Hall
Washington
Relief feed aids Linn County farmers with cheap fodder
Relief funded fodder for Linn County farmers is now saleable at 8.00 per ton through local dealers. Reports say fodder quality is improving, though still low, helping stock go to grass cheaper. High quality molasses is available about half the corn price, and fodder with molasses or cottonseed meal also sells locally.
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Linn County
Notice For Sale or Rent Three Lots With Improvements
Notice invites bids or rent for three lots with two sets of improvements. Contact Mrs. C. E. Potter in Bosworth Missouri. Two_ten aged addressee not fully clear.
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C. E. Potter
Bosworth
Missouri
Improving Hatchability Through Breeder Stock Management and Nutrition
Expert E M Funk of Missouri College of Agriculture warns that 25 to 50 percent of eggs fail to hatch due to poor breeding stock management and inadequate vitamin D and A intake. He recommends sun exposure, green feed, cod liver oil, milk, oyster shell, and timely mating as keys to higher hatchability and stronger shells.
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E. M. Funk
Missouri College of Agriculture
Rape as Pasture for Short On-Good-Ground Season
Farmers facing limited pasture this season should consider planting rape as a pasture crop. It compares to clover in value, requires about 6 pounds per acre, and costs roughly 30 to 40 cents per acre. Ground should be prepared with a compact seed bed and a light mulch, with rape ready to pasture at 10 to 12 inches high, typically after grain pastures have peaked. Sheep and hogs thrive on rape pasture.
Controlling Oat Smut With Formaldehyde Seed Treatment
A description of using formaldehyde as a seed treatment for oats notes mixing formaldehyde with water, applying it with a small hand sprayer, and spraying each shovelful before storing seed in piles or bags for several hours before planting or feeding.
Quick Forages May Replace Corn In Drought Relief
J W Burch in Missouri says crops other than corn may be planted on land held out of corn under the 1935 corn hog contract and will often prove superior for quick feed relief. Land so held cannot be planted to corn for fodder, but other forage crops are allowed, aiding drought response with earlier maturation and potentially higher quality feed. Atlas Large is noted as yielding more forage or silage than corn with high feeding value.
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J. W.burch
Missouri
Adjustment Administration
J. Robert Hall
Adjustmet Administration
Atlas Large
Entertaining at Lincoln County Dinner Guests Reported
Entertained Mr and Mrs Guy Adams plus Clyde Adams and Anna Sayers of Linneus Lula Carter and Dorcas Harvey attended. Afternoon guests were Mr and Mrs Fen Street of Purdin. Advertisement for Modern Roofing Company offers free estimates and roofing stock priced from 3.25 to 6.50 per square with guaranteed work.
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Guy Adams
Clyde Adams
Anna Sayers
Linneus
Lula Carter
Dorcas Harvey
Fen Street
Purdin
Modern Roofing Company and Lumber Co
Trenton
Officers Elected For 1935 Sullivan County Corn Hog Association
Farmers elected as 1935 chairmen of township corn hog committees in Sullivan County gathered in Milan on Friday March 15 to organize the association. J. L. May answered to call as Bow.
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Sullivan County
Milan
County corn-hog committee holds meeting and signs progress
County officers elected include W E Frazier president and H L Bramble vice president with Rolla A Baugher secretary and W R Allen treasurer. The group discussed appraising corn land for yield and noted 950 1935 applications on file, with 50 more than last year. signups should proceed to avoid delays sending contracts to Washington.
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Washington
Secretary of Agriculture
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Frank Priebe
Schrock’s Store Broadcasting
Pepperelle
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H. L. Schrock & Company
Reinhard Bros. Imp
P.S. Gream
Linn and
Chariton
Mutual Insurance
Ance Companies Home Office
Macon
R. Z. Cason
Cecil Lambert
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