Farmers to Meet on Proposed Farm Legislation Views
Mississippi County farmers will discuss government farm programs at local meetings urged by Secretary Benson. The article covers pros and cons of freer trade, storage needs for crops, and storage and fertilizer use, with several farm questions and practical agronomy notes.
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Benson
Farm Bureau
Mississippi Farm Bureau
Byron Moxley
Western
Europe
Missouri
Derly
Farmers urged to get good cattle in New Madrid County
About twenty eight farmers attended the New Madrid county livestock meeting on the Rarph Hubbard farm Monday afternoon. County agent Ronald Tucker said the gathering, run by the County Extension Service, aimed to help farmers improve overall livestock care and management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Madrid County
Rarph Hubbard Farm
Ronald Tucker
County Extension Service
Drouth era PMA talks urge signups at county office
Raymond Ashley, chair of the PMA Committee for New Madrid county, outlines the emergency drouth feed program and urges qualified farmers to sign up at the county PMA office. The program is not a giveaway. payment is in advance, with a special FHA livestock loan available for financial help. Bill Pugh stresses using good cattle and breeding stock, noting buyers seek choice calves. Buck Lamb of the Producers Livestock Association explains current hog and cattle market prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Ashley
Production and Marketing Administration Committee
New Madrid County
PMA
Ashley
FHA
Bill Pugh
University of Missouri
Pugh
Buck Lamb
Producers Livestock Association of St. Louis
Farmers weigh spray decisions and pasture notes
Farmers debate when to spray for pests noting many fields have beneficial insects that survive. Bean beetles rise, clover worms appear, and 25 percent leaf damage may not cut yields. Lespedeza remains key pasture, with wheat yields and Johnson grass pastures cited. Sudan grass risks Prussic acid. inquiries arise about cattle losses. Portageville’s Tom Chandler keeps 12 to 14 minks, hinting at possible profits. Fertilizer use on wheat may rise with allotments. soil testing advised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Sittner
Sudan
Wheeler
Johnson
Tom Chandler
Portageville
Copy Delivery Notice for The Herald Fragments
If the carrier fails to deliver your copy of The Herald at any time, please telephone 74 or 75. Telephone your news to 74 or .
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Herald
Calls for city marshal as August election set
N G Hewitt and L L Arbuckle conducted business in Morehouse. A call election on August 18 will choose a marshal to fill the vacancy from the August 4 resignation of H F Campbell. Local social notices list many relatives and visitors from nearby towns and states visiting families in Canalou and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. G. Hewitt
L. L. Arbuckle
Morehouse
H. F. Campbell
Loyd Newman
Oran
Mary Newman
Clifford Newman
Douglas and
Gene
Conran
Ray Merriman
Atlas Bridges
Manilla
Ark
E. B. Bridges
Jim Sexton
LaVerne Sexton
Wayne
Betty Newman
Muffett
Sikeston
D. W. Austin
St. Louis
Calvert City
Abe Landers
Sunday Guests and Out-of-Town Visitors in Charter Oak Area
Char ter Oak hosts include Lena Asher and many families visiting from St Louis Gray Ridge Parma Blytheville Dexter Sikeston and Wellington. Visitors include Mr and Mrs T C Faughn Mrs Wallis Overby Elmer Stahl H C Decker and families plus Rex Averett and others. Several relatives and friends spent weekends in Dexter Sikeston Holland and Windfall Indiana with local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sig Kennedy
Patsy
Near Parma
Gale Groomer
St. Louis
Roy Merritt
Gray Ridge
T. C. Faughn
Wallis Overby
Keith Garner
Barney Starkey
Carolyn
B. C
Blendia Breedlove
Elbert Asher
Robert
Sikeston
Ann Fitzgerald
Blytheville
Ark
Sandra
Patricia Garner
Alford Acord
Dexter
Joe Thornton
East Prairie
Jane Averett
Vera Thornton
Kenneth Averett
Thomas McCoy
C. S. Epperton
Holland
Ovan McCoy
Wellington
Kans
W. A. Stobaugh
C. M. Goins
Rocellia Dunkin
Sikeston and
Chaffee
Everett Meddlin
Pontiac
Mich
Taft Vandiver
Tipton
Ind
W. F. Fritzgerald
L. J. Garner
Bennis
Benton Harbor
Faye Asher
Ara Asner
Windfall
Neighbors quarrel ends in fatal shooting in Hayti
Wilmer Riggs a Hayti Missouri farmer was shot at a service station during a neighbors quarrel. He died at Memorial Hospital Hayti shortly after. Neighbor Tommy Pate aged 33 was detained on a first degree murder charge expected to be filed. Riggs was struck by a .32 caliber revolver as he stepped down from his truck after a trespass dispute earlier in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmer Riggs
Hayti
Riggs
Tommy Pate
Pemiscot
Pate
Earl Cummings
Morehouse Social Roundup Attendees Visit and Travel
Mrs Dorsey Heaton and Mrs Betty Thornburgh with Judy and Mrs Otilla Headlee return home after a month with Mrs Carol Rogers in Sherman Oaks California. Lola Mae Gulley and her sons Marty and Michael visit from Memphis. Mrs Jeanette Hughes and Earl Bolen travel to Tru man Arkansas to be with her brother George Sisk who suffered a stroke. Sgt Charles D Hood of Morehouse arrives in San Francisco from Korea. Stanley Wilson and daughter Terri visit from St Louis. Dorothy Cherry, summer resident with Mrs Calvin Hughes in Newport Rhode Island, returns to Martin Tennessee awaiting her husband from Korea. Mrs Cherry and Mrs Hughes are daughters of Mrs Lawrence Smith. Christine Baker and Pamela Idalia visit Raymond Towery and family. Helen Howell and Lois of Cape Girardeau visit Ben Stewart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Thornburgh
Judy
Otilla Headlee
Carol Rogers
Sherman Oaks
Calif
Lola Mae Gulley
Marty
Michael
Memphis
James Green
Jeanette Hughes
Earl Bolen
Truman
Arkansas
George Sisk
Charles D. Hood
Morehouse
Grant Hood
San Francisco
Korea
Stanley Wilson
Terri
St. Louis
Lawrence Smith
Dorothy Cherry
Calvin Hughes
Newport
Rhode Island
Martin
Tennessee
Cherry
Hughes
Christine Baker
Pamela
Idalia
Raymond Towery
Helen Howell
Lois
Cape Girardeau
Ben Stewart
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R. Q. Brown
Mississippi
Charley Arnold
Charleston
J. R. Gutawiller
G. D. Brewer Place
Bertrand
Extersion Office
Missouri College of Agriculture
W. C Leigh
Bridges
Leigh
Packard
CLUB
Streston
Jarvis Motor & Equipment CO
Highway 61
North
sparrieAbe
Sikeston, Mo
Canalou Mra
Floy Jones
Doniphan
Doris Norton
Charlene Lowery
Sue Johnson
Reba Jones
Lilbourn
Elroy Beard
James
Vincennes
W. M. Moore
Earl Jones
Arizona
H. G. Oliver
Windfield
Herbert
Clinton
Charlie Asa
Marion Powell
East Alton
Til
Asa
Cecil Deem
Henry Jones
Poplar Bluff
Albert
Dean Graham
R. B. Jones
Phillip Greer
Columbia, Mo
Lila Lowe
Charter Oak
Lena Asher
United States
U. S
United States Government
Treasury Check
Jose
Tie Tern Coune
the Bank OF Sikeston
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