Pemiscot Farm Bureau Trusts Tax Cut and Marketing Plan
The Pemiscot County Farm Bureau executive committee met January 7 with H C Hensley of the University of Missouri to hire a county agent and retain the present one. The State Tax Commission proposed reducing land value by 20 percent and city property by 10 percent. The bureau will launch a marketing drive to recruit members and sign cotton growers to Arkansas Cotton Growers Association, with George Lamb in the field soon. The annual meeting will be held at the Court House the week of January 10.
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Pemiscot County Farm Bureau
H. C. Hensley
University of Missouri
State Tax Commission
Farm Bureau
Tax Commission
Arkansas Cotton Growers’ Association
George Lamb
Furn
Court House
Caruthereville, Modan
Feeding hens heavily for winter production
The article advises heavy feeding from January to February to boost early spring egg output. It recommends a late winter schedule of grain by 4 pm and a constantly open mush hopper, with optional light noon grain to stimulate activity. To prevent overfeeding mash, mornings and noons should balance grain and mash, using a 200 lb bran, 200 lb shots, and 100 lb tinkage mix lasting about two months for 100 hens.
Resolutions For Poultry Raisers From a Farmer’s List
A farmer outlines seven poultry keeping resolutions focusing on breeding only pure bred hens culled for egg production early hatching before May 1st, providing mash with meat meal or tankage, feeding growing chickens a liberal balanced ration, tracking eggs and feed costs to gauge profits, and culling inferior birds as encountered.
Tax Editorial Sparks Missouri Tax Protest
A Caruthersville reader praises Hayti Herald tax editorials and urges action against excess levies. The letter argues taxation should fund government, warns against profiteering, and calls for mass resistance to unlawful taxes while supporting lawful, necessary public costs.
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Hayti Herald
In Loving Memory E. N. Bivins
A tribute to E N Bivins marks the third anniversary of his passing. The family reflects on loss and hope of a reunion in a better place, noting home remains lonely yet faith sustains. Nearby vendors Buckleys and Puckleys advertise spinach and flour products as part of the page.
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EB. N. Bivins
Lula Bmvins
Poultry Flock Aims for Record 1922 Profit and Productivity
A farmer vows to make 1922 the most profitable and productive year for the poultry flock. He plans to increase output, improve care, and optimize operations to boost returns.
Delicates Sale by Baptist Ladies Saturday
The Baptist Ladies hold a delicately advertised sale Saturday afternoon January 14 at the G W Dorris second hand store. Senator Von Mayes of Carruthersville visited the Herald office and urged a Circuit Judge bid. Buckleys offers japanned contacts at 25 cents and shovels for a dime. State High School Inspector Mr Denny from Jefferson City praised the High School and its work.
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Baptist
G. W. Dorris
von Mayes
Carruthersville
Regul Inisiness
Herald Office
Buckleys
Denny
Jefferson City
G. W. Derris
Baptist Church Notes Sunday Services and Ordination
Sunday school at 10 a m preaching at 11 a m and 7 p m. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 p m. A council was called by the Baptist church to examine Rex C Alexander of Netherlands for ordination to the full gospel ministry and he was ordained with impressive services. Rev Foster of Caruthersville moderated and conducted the examination.
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Conneil
Rex C. Alexander
Netherlands
Rev
Foster
Caruthersville
Portageville man visits for insurance business Tuesday
N. P. Crowell of Portageville was in town Tuesday to handle insurance matters and meet with local agents.
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N. P. Crowell
Portageville
M EL Ladies Aid Lunch at Wickleys Friday
The M EL Ladies Aid will serve the best of lunches at Wickleys on Friday January 20th. Proceeds support the group’s community projects and activities in town.
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M.el Ladies Aid
Wickleys
Hayti Debating Club Heads to Bluff City Debate
The Hayti Debating Club led by Ernest Letler and Louie Kolin left early for Poplar Bluff to face Bluff City on the subject that the closed shop shall prevail in American industry. Superintendent O I Hooker accompanies the Hayti team while Roy V Els of Sikeston schools acts as judge. The students report strong preparation.
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Hayti Debating Club
Ernest Letler
Louie Kolin
Poplar Bhatt
Cliuir
O. I. Hooker
Supt
Roy V. Els
Sikeston
A L Thurston Injured on Cambersyile Streets
A L Thurston of Cambersyile was on the streets Tuesday when an incident occurred. Details are sparse in the readable portion, but the event drew local attention and police reports await clarification.
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A. L. Thurston
Cambersyile Wis
Hayti High School news and upcoming events
Hayti High School news covers end of the first semester with exams for the second half, upcoming debate against Poplar Bluff on the Closed Shop question, and a Lyceum concert by Emily Waterman on January 16 at the high school auditorium. Participants include Louie Kohn and Ernest Lefler. superintendent Charles G. Ross visited. J. J. Gallinn discussed senior annuals. trio Miss Waterman, Miss Margaret Mayne, and Miss Florence Rogers will perform. audiences who heard the first program are urged not to miss this one.
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Mr. Hooker
Louie Kohn
Ernest Lefler
Poplar Bluff
Louie
Ernest
Charles G. Ross
J. J. Gallinn
Carrutheraville
Emily Waterman
Lyceum Nourse
Florence Rogers
Haiti
Infants in Industry and the Paper Profiteers
A critique of American paper manufacturers and tariff policy. The writer denounces profiteering in paper during wartime shortages, notes high prices, and argues for tariffs to block foreign pulp wood imports. References Sweden Norway and Germany supplying cheaper paper and calls for protection for domestic producers.
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Germany
Russia
Americi
Sweden
Norway
Germny
Reward Offered for Saddle Lost in Hayti Mo
A five dollar reward is offered for the return of a saddle lost in Hayti Sunday night. The notice notes the loss occurred due to a loose horse and directs return to Barney Bluckard at Hayti Missouri.
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Hayti
Loose Horse
Barney Bluckard
Hayti, Mo
Bank cashier visits Caruthersville for morning business
Cashier Jas. J. Long of the First National Bank at Caruthersville was in town today attending to routine banking matters and meeting with local clients.
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Jas. J. Long
First National Bank
Caruthersville
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Pemiscot Farm Bureau News
Missouri
Railroy
Carey
E. N. Bivins
Boonie Gardner
Blytheville, Ark
Puckleys
Delicates Sen Sale
Baptist Church
Bluff City
Delicatessen
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