M. E. Ladies Hold Dollar Day At Church
The M. E. Church Ladies Aid held Dollar Day on Wednesday and added twenty new members, boosting total enrollment to 42 with a goal of 50. New members include Mesdames Helm, Jackson, Davis, Sain, Bandy, Byars Jr, Wallis, Baker and Golden, Mamie Baldwin, Stubbs, Gotcher, Meatte, Averill, Lefler, Popham, Coleman, and Hattie Gaither.
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M. E. Church
Mesdames W. H. Helm
Jas. T. Jackson
O. 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 From Missouri Study
University of Missouri bulletin No 169 reports tomato growers can raise yield and earliness by applying at least 250 pounds per acre of a mixed fertilizer. One analysis of three to four percent nitrogen and ten to twelve percent phosphorus is advised. A C Cook of New Madrid notes ongoing street paving and more contracts there as New Madrid progresses. White Leghorn hens, pure bred, offered by Mrs John Jamieson Hayti Mo at $1.50 each or $640 per 100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Missouri, College of Agriculture
John Jamieson
Hayti
Insects and diseases in the garden
Insects attacking vegetables fall into two groups biting and sucking. Biting pests like potato beetles and cabbage worms are fought by arsenate of lead spray or dust, with soap aiding adherence. Sucking pests respond to soap suds kerosine emulsion or tobacco preparations, while dry soil mulch helps. Bordeaux mixture with arsenate of lead reduces both insects and diseases, especially for potatoes. De Subscribe for the Herald today.
Antonio Moreno Dreams of Wealth Across the Ocean
Antonio Moreno, a young Spanish Indian boy, worked as his father’s clerk earning two dollars weekly. He saved with the aim of reaching the United States after seeing wealthy American tourists in Campamento, convinced Americans visiting there were millionaires and dreaming of striking it rich abroad.
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Antonio Moreno
Campamento
Great Ocean
United States
Township Farm Bureau Groups Form Active Local Units
Several townships have elected farm bureau officers with Holland Township naming Bestor as executive committeeman Gideon Crows as president and Noble Capenhart as secretary Hayti chose Rankin Hager Inun as president James Hyars as vice president and J H Baer as secretary treasurer Concord selected Greenwell and Little Prairie filled Shade’s place Cooter elected Lines McKay Keley and Robinson as officers Many townships proceed to organize and craft county programs to aid farmers.
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Farm Bureau
Holland Township
HH. P. Bestor
Gideon Crows
Noble Capenhart
Secreary
Hayti
W. N. Rankin
W. G. Hager- Inun
James Hyars
J. H. Baer
Concord
T. J. Greenwell
Little Prairie
N. W. Shade
Cooter
George Lines
Isac McKay
A. A. Keley
S. L. Robinson
Johnson tours town as Campbell offers salary
W H Johnson, Portageville schools superintendent and former Hayti superintendent, traveled through Hayti en route to Campbell. There he received a $2,500 offer for next year, which he has not accepted. The Portageville board also extended a substantial salary increase, but that offer remains unaccepted.
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W. H. Johnson
Portageville
Hayti
Campbell
Farm agent Amburgey in Hayti for Farm Bureau work
M D Amburgey county farm agent visited Hayti on Wednesday to push Farm Bureau efforts and boost farmer involvement. A Kennett Hayti baseball game was rained out last Sunday. Upcoming: American Legion team hosts Steele at Hayti next Sunday at 1 45 p m. Miss Ruth Snyder of Truman Ark visited her sister Mrs Hollis Frasier. Mr Johnson is a good school man.
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M. D. Amburgey
Hayti
Ambergey
Kennett
American Legion
Steele
T Haytl
Ruth Snyder
Truman, Ark
Hollis Frasier
Semi annual meeting to divide the Fifteenth District at Gideon
The coming semi annual meeting at Gideon on May 4 will be the most interesting yet as the district is planned to be divided. All lodges should attend for the good of the order with a Paul P Hinchey class to admit candidates for the rank of Page.
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Gideon
Paul P. Hinchey
G. C
C. C
Edwin Ettinger
W.C
Damon
J. J. Ellis
Pythiss
W. W. Watkins
Phylistius
V. V. Wright
City School Notes Story of Retained Forces and Changes
The entire teaching staff is retained except four not seeking reelection Mrs elm Miss Bay Miss Hart and Mr English. Mr English has a contract with Wellsville Kansas schools. J B Conner the incoming superintendent visited Tuesday and plans Columbia University study next week. Amburgey the county farm agent visited Wednesday to discuss club projects especially the pig club. Salary advances range about 20 percent for teachers 34 percent for principals and 55 percent for the superintendent. A vandal took six scalpels and five Babcock bottles from the laboratory.
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Elm
Miss Bay
Miss Hart
English
Wellsville
Kans
J. B. Conner
State University At
Columbia
Wall paper shipment highlights at Highfill Nelfind Co
Local ad notes a new curtain wallpaper shipment in latest patterns and colors from Highfill Nelfind Furniture Co in Caruthersville. It also mentions Mrs H P Harriet traveling to Lutesville to visit her parents, reflecting everyday community notices.
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Highfill- Nelfind Furniture Co
Caruthersville
H. P. Harriet
Lutesville
New wallpaper designs at Highfill Neifind Furniture Co
Highfill Neifind Furniture Co in Caruthersville Missouri introduces new wallpaper patterns and designs for home interiors. The offer highlights updated textures and color options aimed at refreshing rooms with contemporary styles.
Preserving Eggs Cuts Cost Of Living During High Prices
A Missouri Farm Flock Contest report notes a typical family ate thirteen dozen eggs in March, suggesting preserving eggs in water glass during April and May to eat throughout the year. With infertile eggs and simple jars, a five gallon unit holds about fifteen dozen eggs, preserved eggs remaining indistinguishable from fresh when used later.
Extension Specialist Visits County Demonstrates Hog Feeding
Mr. Rusk from the College of Agriculture spent the week in the county starting hog feeding demonstrations. Ralph Loomis, Missouri Marketing Agent, visited Thursday and Friday with the county agent to aid farmers with marketing issues. No definite actions were taken, but Loomis plans to pursue ways to improve markets for principal crops.
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Mr. Rusk
College of Agriculture
Ralph Loomis
University of Missouri
Kennett Visitors and Returning Student Arrivals
Arthur Allen C P Reynolds Guy Sanders and R N Brasher were visitors in Kennett Sunday. Earl Ryybuck who has been attending St Louis College of Pharmacy returned home Tuesday afternoon.
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Arthur Allen
C. P. Reynolds
Guy Sanders
R. N. Brasher
Kennett
Earl Ryybuck
St. Louis College of Pharmacy
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