Farm Adviser Office Details in Sedalia Missouri Listing
The item lists the Farm Adviser for the University of Missouri Bureau of Plant Industry and USDA with office at 114 West Fourth Street Sedalia in the Porter Montgomery Building. It notes contact numbers Bell 82 and Home 722 and references Pettis County Court and county co operation.
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University of Missour
Bureau of Plant Industry
United States Department of Agriculture
County Court of
M. Jordan
West Fourth Street
Porter-Montgomery Building
Sedalia
Bell Phone
Office changes and army worm notes in Pettis county
Wickly Bureau moves to the courthouse with Prof. Luckett and the manager sharing the space. Army worm reports show damage easing though some fields remain at risk. ditched trenches and simple ditches advised to protect corn with guidance on reworking after rain. County soil survey details and local forecasts for wheat harvest around June 15.
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Smithton
Frank L. Wright
Longwood
Longwood Bank
Industrial car tour planned by M K T across three states
The M K and T industrial department announces a motor car trip starting next week for a month or more through Missouri Kansas and Oklahoma. Representatives will meet merchants bankers editors farmers and officials to study crops soils industries and trade territories and to foster local development. They request cooperation and ask for meeting arrangements and contacts with key community leaders.
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Retailers’ Association
Farmers’ Organization
R. W. Hockaday
Control and Suppression of Hog Cholera
Dr. B W Murphy has been transferred to Columbia Tenn to lead a similar eradication effort. Dr Ralph Graham succeeds him in Pettis county and urges farmers to maintain strict preventive measures to stamp out hog cholera. Count on disinfection, housing hogs at night, and prompt reporting of symptoms to protect herds.
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Robert Jay
B. W. Murphy
Pettis County
Columbia, Tenn
Ralph Graham
Graham
Murphy
Sedalian Boosters Cite Press Role in Civic Betterment
M V Carroll credits Sedalia Boosters and Pettis County Bureau of Agriculture with civic progress aided by Sedalia press and local weeklies. Letter from Roger N Baldwin of St Louis Civic League praises Sedalian debut and civic spirit. Georgetown reader sends a note praising the lay sermon.
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Sedalia
Bureau of Agriculture
St. Louis
M. V. Carroll
The
Sedalian
Carroll
Boosters’ Club
Pettis County
Georgetown
M. W. Carroll
Soil Survey of Pettis County Explained by H H Krusekopf
The University of Missouri conducts a Pettis County soil survey with the U S Department of Agriculture. It inventories soils, their nature and distribution and plans soil management to preserve fertility and guide profitable farming practices.
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H. H. Krusekopf
University of Missouri
Bureau of Soils
United States Department of Agriculture
Pettis County
Army worm reports brighten Pettis crops this week
Crop notes from Pettis County show improved prospects with less worm damage than feared. Wheat and corn in good shape, harvest hints emerge. pastures severely hit but may revive after rain. Reports cite Woustonia and Yamonte summaries noting worm decline and ongoing pasture losses.
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Woustonia
W. H. Ferguson
W. D. Wade
How to Get Rid of Army Worms
Retired farmer J M Byerley writes that hogs should be placed in infested fields to eat army worms. He claims hogs do not damage crops and can clear large acres of worms in a day, advising readers to use this method against the pests reported in Missouri.
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The
Kansas City Star
the Star
Missouri
J. M. Byerley
John A Collins Jr Enters Pettis County Collector Race
John A Collins Jr announces his bid for Pettis county collector as the Democratic candidate. Born in Sedalia he is described as ambitious energetic and ready to serve if nominated, filing his declaration just before the Friday deadline and asking Democrats to back him at the August primaries.
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John A. Collins, Jr
Pettis County
John
Se‘Galia
Marriage at First Baptist Church in Sedalia
Sunday evening at 5 o'clock Rev R L Davidson united Mrs Frances Yarnell of Plains Meade county Kansas and Ira Yarnell a Sedalia railroad man. The bride is the groom's sister-in-law and a former Sedalia resident. They will live in Otterville and begin housekeeping.
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First Baptist Church
West Broadway
R. L. Davidson
Frances Yarnell
Plains
Meade County
Kas
Ira Yarnell
Sedalia
Otterville
Purifies Blood With Telling Effect
S. S. S., the famous blood purifier, acts directly in the circulation. It often clears skin eruptions overnight and steadies itching and redness, while regenerating the blood supply to aid healing. The Swift Specific Co. of Atlanta offers guidance and a special instruction book, with S. S. S. sold nationwide.
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Swift Specific Co
Swift
Atlanta
H K Bente Announces Candidacy for Pettis County Prosecuting Attorney
H K Bente declares for the Pettis county prosecuting attorney nomination in the August 4 primary. A Sedalia attorney since 1893, he pledges to cut criminal costs, pursue guilty parties without fear or favor, limit ex officio cases, and dismiss cases not within the law. He is senior partner at Bente & Wilson with twenty years of practice and strong Democratic loyalty.
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Boosters’ Club
Good Roads
Ohio
Pettis County
A. Dow
H. K. Bente
Bente
Sedalia
Ann Arbor
Michigan
South Ohio Street
Bente & Wilson
Army worm devastates Mr Blain's corn farm
Attorney W W Blain reports army worms have destroyed twenty five acres of corn on his farm eleven miles southwest of the city, outlining impact on his crop and land.
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Pettis County Bureau OF Agriculture
Offeers
Teeee
L. M. Monsees
W. E. Files
N. H. Gentry
W. W. Barrett
M. VY. Carroll
S. M. Jordan
Heath’s Creek
M. P. Kidd
J. L. Cartwright
Bowling Green
W. S. Sneed
I. M
J. Frost
Waddell
Clement Jones
W. E. Taylor
Houstonia
F. C. Hayman
Hughesville
Dr. H. C. Mitchell
C. W. McAninch
Dresden
W. F. Wheaton
W. N
Snow Prairie
R. V. Denny
E. B. Read
Washington Township
Milton Durrill
Field
Democrat
Wickly Bulletin of
the Bureau
Court House
T. R. Luckett
Bureau
Prof. Luckett
Criminal Court
Missouri Better Roads Federation
Hotel Terry
Messrs
C. C. Gentry
W. H. Powell
B. W. Harned
Sedalia Twelve-Mile Road
C. A. Thomas
W. T. Morris
S. E. Spencer
John McGrath
Department of Agriculture
Soil Survey
Lamonte
Green Ridge
E. E. Durand
P. Bruce
Here
Katy
Industrial Department of the M., K. & T
Missouri, Kansas
Oklahoma
Sedalia Boosters’ Club
Experi
Boquet
Roger N. Baldwin
A Soil Survey of
John. Collins, Jr
Dr. Davidson
H. K.bente
Abyof
Bradfieegulaaker Co
Lamar
Aids
Atlantis
Gay
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