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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1938

Page

3

Safety in Seed Warns Hempstead Farmers About Seed Sources

County Agent Clifford L. Smith cites USDA information showing 15 court actions against shipments from Sun-Field Seed Service, an alias for American Field Seed Company. The firm marketed New Victory in 1934 as winter-hardy in Kansas but the seed winter killed. later shipments under Mammoth Cluster in Arkansas, Mississippi, Alabama were seized for misbranding.

Hempstead United States Department of Agriculture Alaama Sun-Field Seed Service American Field Seed Company Chicago Kansas Victory Pacific Northwest Arkansas Mississippi Alabama

Hempstead Home Agent Melva Bullington Chir Officers

The 1993 officers for the Home Demonstration clubs are listed by location, including presidents secretaries and reporters. Names cover Centerville Liberty Hill Ozan St Paul Shover Springs McCaskill Allen Spring Hill Melrose Hinton Belton Hopewell Washington McNab Columbus Old Liberty and other towns with multiple members named.

Centerville Kenneth Jones Liberty Hil Lane Ozan-St Pail Hen Stuart Shover Springs Due England McCaskill Dara Wortham Attett Carrott Sehooley Springtill Gladys Yokomy Melrose A. Gh. Zimmerly Hinton Mes BB. Adams Belton L. Bley Hopewell J.J. Speuell Washington O. T. Buck McNab T. C. Lee Colum Tis Tom McCorkie Ole Liberty OIL Bristow Pleasant Dilly Praterfield Oak Grove Edna Wondal Bingen Rupert Chambers Bright Star O. A. McKnight Green Laseter D. Cumbies Mt. Nebo John Laha Teves Chapel N. al Smithsterpeint Ruby Hubbard A. R. Phillipe Liverty Hill M. M. Adkins Ovan St. Paul D. &. Gordlett Shoyer Springs V. M. Enikind AL HH Rhodes Allen Isabelle Schouley Epring Hill Giles Foster Melrose Mes. Irving Qmen Atkins Millun Stone C. Petree W. E. Elmore Helen Jones Jumbus Robert Caldwell Old Liberty Joe E. Meiser Mr. Pleasant LeRoy Byers Ork Grive S. B. Skinner W. G. Anderson G. W. Northcutt A. M. Blevins Nebo Erle Turner Bruce Chapel J. A. Whitten Centerpoint Lem Porterfield P.P. Campbell Liberty Hill G. M. Huckabee Ozan-St. Paul Floyd Matthews Aaron C. S. Buliot Lee Garland Spring Hill H. D. Kirkpatrick Lester Huckabee Jim Hinton Berlin Jones Obea ‘Thompson G. W. Wiggins Paul Dudney Velma Jones Columbus William Downs Guy Hicks O. A. Mellughes J. G. Allen Heporters A. R Phillips Liberty Hall F.L. Padigitt W. D. Jones Chaver Springs H. C. Cullier J. M. Curtis Gwen Nix W. E. Osteen BE. N. Murray Berlin Simmons Buel Daniels Mattie Burke

1938 4-H Officers List Includes Louise Blevins

Officers for 1938 4-H clubs are listed with names from multiple towns including Columbus Patmos Spring Hill Bingen Guernsey and Washington. Notable members include Louise Blevins Ray Glanton Thurston Hulsey Jack Lafferty Orville Kinsey and Guernsey Sam Toughson.

Blevins Louise Cummings Guertsey Ray Glanton Washington Thurston Hulsey Patmos Jack Lafferty Spring Hill Orville Kinsey McCasteall Carl C. Manning Columbus Nina Mac Dillard Bingen Themis McAfee Fulton Harriet Harriis DeAnn Gracie Clark Louise Hill Henry Samuels Eeere Sybil Mitchell Guernsey Lottie Boyce Dora Mangum Fatmus Frances Huett

Centerville Club Notes and Social Highlights

Centerville Home Demonstration Circle meets at Mrs. Bailey home with 11 members and two guests. President Mise Bullington absent due to illness. program includes psalm, piano solo, talks on personality, a duet, a skit, and social refreshments. Members listed from Spring Hill, Columbus, Fulton, and DeAnn attend. Also mentions unrelated scientific notes on cellulose CANIPHEL and air service between Peking and Tokyo. and ocean light at depth.

Centerville Mra Jack Carl Richard Kenneth Jones Baile Anes Jn Jones P. F. Campbens

Spring Fever and a Natural Remedy

Spring fever is suggested as constipation by a humorous headline. The ad promotes Black-Draught, a vegetable laxative, claiming it restores bowel movement and regularity, with the product marketed as PMack-Draught, the laxative of the South.

Seed mislabeling sparks oat buyers’ concern in Southeast

The order bans seed shipped from Orangeburg South Carolina called Sunfield Selection Ferguson Red Oats which officials say is Fulgrain. Germination figures were misrepresented ranging from 133 to 72 percent. Separately, University of Arkansas program in Marianna hosts Spring Visiting Day on April 19 with J P Porter Tennessee Farm Bureau president as lead speaker and sessions for farm youth and farm women. Activities include plot inspections and demonstrations on nitrogen production, winter legumes, clover seeding, and oat variety tests.

Orangeburg South Carolina Ferguson Southeast University of Arkansas College of Agriculture Colton Branch Marianna Claude J. Byrd J.P. Porter Tennessee Farm Bureau Federation C. O. Brannen Lolge Vente J. Bonslagal G. W. Ware Fruit & Truck Branch Home Orchards PT. Ecton

Bruce Chapel community records and visits noted

The Bruce Chapel area reports an overflow concern on the Little Missouri River. The Home Demonstration club met at Mrs. R. L. Tomlin’s on April 4 with good attendance. Several residents and visitors from Bruce Chapel and nearby towns were mentioned in social calls and gatherings across the week.

Bruce Chapen Missouri River Home Demonstration Club R. L. Tomlin Eric Webb Werk Woeien Tyner Family of Delight Bruce Chapel Bol Tumlin D. L. Stephens Elves Web Holliday Bruce Ased Pence Blevins MG. Levelis Jester Austin Stone Ell Tomblin Horn Dreinger

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