State Crop Prospects Generally Good
State farmers report generally favorable crop prospects with widespread good growth in corn and beans, though wheat remains short. Rain has boosted stands and yields, but some areas suffer from worm damage on corn and last year’s drought effects. Strong crops expected if weather stays favorable across Missouri regions.
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Auegust G. Bauer
Bauer
Norman Baker
Spickard
Bill Idk
Saber
Chuck Rarey
California
Rei Ray Thompson
Tantha
Harvey W. Broecker
Morrison
Frank Kesler
Laddonia
Nenneth Dolbeare
Grant City
K. Gerald O'Neal
Sedalia
Dan Oligebhlaeger
Tipton
R.¥. Holder
Cole Camp
Tom
Claypool
Stockton
Orland Elmore
Odessa
C. L. Me. Causlin
Marceline
Kigh Heflin
Barnard
Howard
Charles Bush
Lockwood
Jack Verlorans
Syracuse
Herschel E
Russellville
John Harlow
Brookfield
Frank Hird
Lancaster
Roy Coperhaver
Lowry City
Virgil Willis
Bethany
Vernon Pogue
Sheridan
Virgil Melvin
Jasper
L. H. Shorter
Neosho
Herbert Meyer
Eldon
Kenneth Spane
Dorsey A. Wilson
New Haven
Harley Hawkins
Browning
Noel Scott J
Lamar
Supplies Good But Most Food Prices High
The bull market in beef continues strong and pork prices have reached an 11 year wholesale high but supplies of both are plentiful for weekend shoppers. Poultry shows top buys with broilers, while seasonal fruits and vegetables remain well stocked including cabbage celery cucumbers lettuce onions radishes squash and tomatoes. Despite the ample supplies, prices remain high with a national chain cutting beef price to 85 cents a pound for weekend sale in New York. Pork chops rose 6 cents to 1.09 a pound and veal chops gained after last week's sale, while eggs stayed plentiful though generally lower than prior week.
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Associated Press
Broiler-Flyers
Sivermarket
New York
Wardsville 4-H Club Discusses Activities
The Wardsville 4-H Club met to plan H Camp dress revue and County Achievement night. Members Ann Fischer Donnie Stackman Mary Ellen Redman and Leefie Metolden received awards in various divisions as committees discussed projects and beef demonstrations were shown.
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Wardsville
Ann Fischer
Donnie Stackman
Clties Presentaives
Tead Prasining
Mary Ellen Redman
Leefie Metolden
Sounger Braap
Liberian Visitor Studies U S Judicial System In Liberia
Samuel 8 Watts a Liberian administrator spent six and a half months in the United States under USAID studying judicial systems focusing on personnel budgeting and accounting. Judge Clem Storckman hosted him in Missouri where he noted Liberia’s independence July 26 1847 and a constitution modeled on the U S system. He reported one race related incident in Jefferson City while praising Liberia as a prosperous exporter of iron ore timber rubber cocoa coffee fiber and palm kernels.
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Watts
Clem Storckman
Missouri Supreme Court
Liberia
Africa
U.S
United States
Jefferson City
Bus Firm to Pollute Air in Sweet Way
Lucas Miel, general manager of Detroit's bus system, says the department will experiment with a central chemical to modify exhaust releases. The plan targets buses and school buses citywide, claiming a fragrant improvement while reducing pollution.
Cole County 4-H Lamb Show Winners Named
Jimmy Frank won the champion fat lamb at the Cole County 4 H Lamb Show held Tuesday night at the Jaycee Fairgrounds. Danny Rackers placed third, Mary Rackers fourth, and Jin Rackers fifth. A total of 51 lambs were shown with 40 blue ribbon, nine red ribbon, and two white ribbon awards.
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Jimmy Frank
Jeff
Bill Frank
Danny Rackers
Cale County
Jaycee Fairgrounds
Tribune
Cole County
Mary Rackers
Jin Rackers
Jawib Pro
New Bloomfield Fair Preparations by Callaway 4-Hers
Rodney Garnett reports Callaway County 4-H members prepare for the New Bloomfield Fair. The two day event includes Home Arts judging Friday morning with exhibits registered earlier, Foods and Electricity self evaluation, a Friday horse show at 2 pm, tractor maintenance contest at 1 pm, and Saturday livestock show at noon with ribbons and trophies for top entries.
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Callaway County
Bloomfield
Tenance
Grants for Insect Control at Missouri University
The University of Missouri Board of Curators accepted three grants totaling 2600 to fund research on soil insect control methods using chemicals. Led by Mahlon J. Fairchild, associate professor of entomology, grants come from California Chemical Co. for 600, E. I. Dupont De Nemours & Co. for 700, and Hercules Powder Co. for 1300.
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Columbia
University of Missouri Board of Curators
Mahlon J. Fairchild
California Chemical Co
Moorestown
Wilmington
Del
E. J. Dupont de Nemours & Co., Inc
Hercules Powder Co
Herefords Sold at Jefferson City Sale
Herefords sold at Jefferson City by Herald Bunwart Route 4 to Mr and Mrs Frank Bisges. A registered Hereford bull was purchased with sales credited to August and Geonat Ahleis of Jefferson City who also sold a registered Hereford.
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Ject
Dan Mobley
National Stockyards
Herald Bunwart
Route 4
Jefferson City
Frank Bisges
August
Geonat Ahleis
Bungart
Spraying for garden pests tips from MU extension
Extension horticulturist ART GAUS advises home gardeners on practical spraying for insects and diseases. He covers equipment choices, low toxicity materials, proper forms, and how to avoid plant injury, stressing thorough leaf coverage and undersides with angled nozzles.
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Levin
Changes Made In Brucellosis Vaccinations
Missouri announces two changes in official calfhood brucellosis vaccination. Effective April 1 1965 calves under four months may not be vaccinated officially and from July 1 1968 the upper age is seven months. Vaccination before July 1 1965 for heifers eight to ten months old remains advised.
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Missouri
George C. Stiles
L. F. van Gorder
U.S.C.A
Atrium
Callaway County 4-H Members Attend State Week
Callaway County 4-H Week Eight participants at State 4-H Club Week in Columbia last week include Mary Loutensehlager Hetty McDon ald Marsha Norris Linda Len pald Robbie Christensen Peggy O Donley Tino Lou Boyce Jerry Cathcart and Rodney Garnett.
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Alfend
Callaway County
Columbia
Mary Loutensehlager
Hetty McDonald
Marsha Norris
Linda Lenpald
Robbie Christensen
Peggy O’donley
Tino Lou Boyce
Jerry Cathcart
Rodney Garnett
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