Mt E Ladies Hold Dollar Day
The Ladies Aid of the M. E. Church held Dollar Day on Wednesday to recruit new members. Twenty new members joined, bringing total membership to 42 with a hopeful path to 50 by future meetings. Names enrolled include Mesdames Helm Jackson Davis Sain Bandy Byars Wallis Baker Golden Baldwin Stubbs Gotcher Meatte Averill Lefler Popham Coleman and Miss Gaither.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
Mesdames W. H. Helm
Jas. T. Jackson
C. B. Davis
R. M. Sain
J. W. Bandy
Henry T. Byars, Jr
Lizzie Wallis
Mrs. Baker and Golden
Mamie Baldwin
John Stubbs
W. E. Gotcher
W. P. Meatte
L. C. Averill
L. L. Lefler
R. L. Popham
Dora Coleman
Miss Hattie Gaither
Profitable Tomato Fertilizers Promote Higher Yields
University of Missouri tests in Bulletin No. 169 show tomato growers can raise yield and earliness with at least 250 pounds per acre of a mixed fertilizer. Suggested analysis calls for three to four percent nitrogen and ten to twelve percent phosphorus. Hayti notes include a New Madrid visitor, street paving progress, and ad lines for White Leghorn hens priced at $1.50 per dozen eggs and $6.30 per 100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Missouri, College of Agriculture
Insects and Diseases in the Garden Guide
Garden notes divide insects into chewers and suckers and offer spraying and dusting methods. Use arsenate of lead for biting pests like potato beetles and cabbage worms, and soap suds or tobacco for sucking insects. Bordeaux mixture with copper sulfate and lime controls fungi, with arsenate added for combined issues, especially on potatoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montain
Antonio Moreno Dreams of Wealth Across the Ocean
Antonio Moreno, a young boy whose father died, works as a taker’s clerk earning two dollars a week to help his mother. He dreams of fortune after seeing wealthy American tourists in Campanento and becomes determined to go to the United States to seek wealth.
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Antonio Moreno
Campanento
Ocean
United States
Township Farm Bureau groups advance local organization efforts
The Farm Bureau program pushes township groups forward across districts. Teachers largely retained with four not seeking reelection. New leadership slots formed in several townships with committees named and plans to craft countywide farmer support programs. Portageville and Hayti figures discussed salaries and farm bureau activity continues amid rainout and community notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haymadé
Rankin
W. G. Hagerman
James Byars
J. H. Baer
Concord
T. J. Greenwell
Little Prairie
N. W. Shade
Cooter
George Lines
Isac McKay
A. Keley
L. Robinson
Lodge District To Hold Gideon Meeting May Fourth
The semi annual gathering of the Fifteenth District will be at Gideon on May 4. The session will consider district division and a class initiation for the Paul P Hinchey Clans of the Eighteenth District with officers named to preside. Members urged to attend for the good of the order.
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Gideon
Paul P. Hinchey
G. C
C. C
Edwin Ettinger
V.C
W. F. Drummond
V. V. Wright
Dionsylus
FP. M. Rhen
Damon
J. J. Ellis
Pythias
W. W. Watkins
Phylistius Y. V. Wright
Preserving Eggs to Cut Living Costs During Shortages
The Missouri Farm Flock Contest notes households used thirteen dozen eggs in March, suggesting water glass preservation to supply a year of eggs. A five gallon jar holds about fifteen dozen. one quart of water glass costs under forty cents. Preserve infertile eggs in jars with boiled rainwater solution, store cool, cover to prevent evaporation.
Extension specialist visits county for hog feeding demos
Mr Rusk of the College of Agriculture spent the week in the county initiating hog feeding demonstration work. Ralph Loomis, University of Missouri Marketing Agent, visited Thursday and Friday with the county agent to address farmers marketing problems and explore ways to improve markets for key crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Rusk
College of Agriculture
Ralph Loomis
University of Missouri
Visitors in Kennett and homecoming of Earl Rygbuck
Arthur Allen P Reynolds Guy Sanders and R N Brasher were visitors in Kennett Sunday Earl Rygbuck who has been attending St Louis College of Pharmacy returned home Tuesday afternoon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Allen
P. Reynolds
Guy Sanders
R. N. Brasher
Kennett
Earl Rygbuck
St. Louis College of Pharmacy
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Mr. Edison
New York
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Miss Hart
Mr. English
English
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Kans
J. B. Conner
State University At
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Cai Holland
M.P. Restor
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Wents
Noble Capenhart
W. H. Johnson
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M.D. Ambergey
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Ruth Snyder
Truman, Ark
Hollis Frasier
Mr. Johnson
Ool
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Lutesville
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