Prescott Farm Bureau Names 38 Officers in Annual Election
Approximately 5 Neada County Farm Bureau members and visitors met at the courthouse Saturday February 19 for the annual election of officers. Officers elected include President L W Buchanan vice president J W Bakers secretary Lucasi Arthur R Johnson and reporter Ivan Hildebrand. An executive committee at large for the county was chosen along with a committee to confer with County Judge J W Bradley and Chamber of Commerce secretary S H Cadenhead to arrange pro visits for offices of Agricultural Extension Service and Soil Conservation for the county. The group discussed constructing an agricultural building to house agencies such as Agricultural Extension Service Soil Conservation Farm Security Administration the Feed and Fuel Lynn office and the Production Credit Association office. President Buchanan outlined possible projects including buying two farm levels to preserve soil and three vaccination sets to safeguard livestock. A Meet was set for 2 pm on the first Saturday of March with the next meeting at the courthouse in Prescott.
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Prescott
Ark
Court House
L. W. Buchanan
J. W. Bakers
Lucasi Arthur R. Johnson
Ivan Hildebrand
Henry M. Fin
Ty E Bierne
J. W. Bradley
S. H. Cadenhead
Chamber of Commerce
Agricultural Extension Service
Soil Conservation
Farm Security Administration
Feed and Feel
Lynn
Production Credit Association
Fresident
Farm Bureau
Mireh
Weekend visits and family guests in Smackover and Hope
Smackover hosted guests from Little Rock and Prescott over the weekend. Venena Gentry visited her parents in Little Rock relation to Dr. and Mrs. J. B. Gentry, while Dorothy Sevedge returned to Smackover to stay with her parents. Orville Wortham and Nel Henry were noted as visiting relatives in nearby towns and Nashville, with local residents continuing weekend visits.
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Smackover
F. J. Worth
Venena Gentry
Little
Nel Henry
Nashville
Noodle Cheese Ring And Shrimp a la Newburg Delight
A column endorses meatless meals for Lent with a noodle cheese ring recipe serving six. It provides a step by step method for the ring, and a shrimp a la Newburg sauce to crown the platter with grilled tomato halves and asparagus tips.
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la Newburg
Guernsey High School Club Hosts Notable Program
Guernsey PLP AL met on February 15 with high attendance and a strong program. President Mrs. Chas Wylie conducted, with readings, songs, and talks by school leaders and guests. Highlights included talks on building character, PTA meaning, and physical education in schools. Seventeen students earned honor roll for the sixth month with B averages or higher.
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Guernsey
Guernisey
Chas, Wylie
Lille B. Dicker
America
Nellie Hays
M Pee Tyler
Teelu
Hugh Bristow
J. L. Liebling
Prince of Fulton Schools
P. TA
Guernsey High School
Norma Pittman
Verna Lou Edwards
Evelyn Boyse
Francis Jarvis
Sam Hughson
Freida Boyd
Faye
Finish emphasis for spring lambs urged by county agent
County Agent advises producers to rely on finish due to a large upcoming market. With ample feed, prioritize grain feeding and legume hay for ewes to boost milk and lamb growth. Start creep feeding now to teach lambs to eat before turning to grass, aiming for more lambs reaching a good to choice finish.
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Arkansas
M. W. Muldraw
University of Arkansas College of Agriculture
Honor Roll List For Guernsey Grammar School
A month of steady work yields 29 students honored across grades. Tenth graders Leeta Thomas and Dorothy Hamilton lead the list. other names include Iva Nell Caudle, Edgar Neal, R C Sparks, Margaret Hacker, Clarence Calhoun, and Sybil Sims.
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A. L. Caudle
Alma Dean Purtle
Buster Robertson
Jewell Dean Hair
Harvey D. Thomas
Mildred Cornelius Magdalene Neal
LaVern Gilbert
Dorothy Louise Tyler
David O'Borke
Beatrice Woods
Birdie Mae Dudney
Lene Frances Neal
Johnny Doyal Hancock
Betty Jean Mayo
Pauline Morris
Joyce Calhoun
Betty Jo Jones
Travis Lee Hoover
Jasephine Powell
Raymond Allen Leonard Houston
Billy Joe Morton
Japan Reclaims California Tin Cans For Metal Goods
Japan imported over 50,000 tons of old tin cans from California since 1932. The cans are repressed into 100 pound billets and remanufactured into items ranging from penny whistles to locomotive parts.
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Japan
California
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Piet Betrid
Nevada County Organization
A&p
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California Oranges
Produse Department
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Oxydol
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Shankless
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Gaynor Maddos
NBA Service
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Alexandria Room
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James Pilkinton
Hope High School
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Mr. Bristow
Mise
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Blevins
R. &. Jackson
Agricultural Department of Hope High School
Hope Quartet
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Great American Athletic Authority
National Collegiate Athletic Association
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Frea
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