Linn County growers report Korean clover seed success
Good Korean Clover Arthur Jobson near Marceline harvested 4200 pounds from about 8 acres and plans to send a sample to the International Hay and Grain Show in Chicago on November 26 while noting earlier higher earnings per acre. Other Linn County farmers report seed yields and praise for the crop as a late summer pasture, with local leaders urging better turkey production methods and a marketing committee formed from several growers.
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Arthur Jobson
Marceline
Chicago
Jobson
Linn County
Ernie McKenzie
Near
Purdin
Farm Bureau
Roy Kennedy
Brookfield
Linneus
4 H Boy Wins Santa Fe Trip for Outstanding Linn County Member
Raymond Richmond of Laclede earns a $50 scholarship to attend the 4 H Club Congress with the International Livestock Exposition in Chicago, November 26 to December 3. His record covers 10 4 H projects since 1923, $522.53 spent on animals and feed, $1134.59 in sales, and a $621.06 profit. He has represented Missouri at the National Dairy Show and Washington DC 4 H Club Camp, and this trip marks his final eligible honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Richmond
Laclede
State Club
Columbia
Linn County
Chicago
Raymond
Santa Fe
Bucklin
Marceline
Washington, D. C
Missouri
Soybean Seed Shortage Predicted in United States
A USDA report says commercial planting soybean seed production will be about 10 percent smaller than last year. Missouri faces shortages while the East reports unfavorable harvests. Linn County, however, could mislead buyers into thinking seeds are cheaper. Prices were unsettled in mid October with beans at about 50 cents a bushel in some sales. Heavy seed carryover last year left seed used in this territory.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
Missouri
Linn
Turkey Growers Meet Discusses Growing and Marketing at Shelby
North Linn County turkey raisers gathered in Shelby last week to address growing and marketing challenges. Poultry Specialist Burley Winton from Columbia led the discussion while five growers Mrs Ross Lyons H E Hubbard Mrs Chas Steele Mrs Hubert Lyons and Mrs L Benes Thage shared reports on confinement methods. The group reported a total of 19 turkeys raised.
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North Linn County
Shelby
Burley Winton
Columbia
Ross Lyons
H. E. Hubbard
Chas Steele
Hubert Lyons
Special Notice on Men’s Shirts at 59 Cents
Dickinson advertises men’s fast color broadcloth shirts priced at 59 cents each in a brief notice. The item highlights economical clothing options likely aimed at shoppers seeking basic wardrobe essentials.
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Dickinson
Poultry Prices Rise as Eggs and Turkeys Move Up
A Missouri farmer urges poultry raisers to boost egg production amid rising prices for eggs while turkey prices lag behind last year. The letter notes winter egg laying is possible with proper care and warns to cover coops during transit to prevent respiratory illness in birds. It also highlights state wildlife efforts and a new Vanmeter State Park, plus historical notes on St. Louis University’s origins.
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Middle West
Game and Fish News
Towsend Godsey
Missouri Game and Fish Department
John H. Ross
Missouri
Lost Trail Wild Turkey Farm
Saline County
Anna Vanmeter
Charles Pitman
Malta Bend
Vanmeter
Big Lake
Holt] County
Wallace State Park
Clinton County
Park Board
Mr. Vanmeter
Marshall
Vanmeter Lake
Missouri River
State Game and Fish Department
ST. Louis University
Floyd C. Shoemaker
Third and
Market Streets
St. Louis
St. Louis Academy
Louisiana Purchase
Mississippi River
Louis William du Bourg
Louisiana
du Bourg
Jean Baptiste Trudeau
Francis Niel
Madame Alvarez
St. Louis College
Niel
Walnut Street
Second
Maryland
Charles van Quickenborne
Florissant
J. P. Verhagen
Peter de Smet
Father van Quitkenborne
Ninth and
Christy
Licas) Avenue
Joseph Rosati
Missou General Assembly
Universit of Missouri
Mississippi
Return of Prosperity Will Not Be Easy Job
A former banker voices perseverance through economic hardship, defending banks and workers alike. He urges public understanding, notes about 68% of towns without banking trouble, and cites recovery disparities after war and inflation. He emphasizes mutual respect between bankers and the community and recalls the government’s monetary actions to stabilize the dollar.
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