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Newspaper

Sikeston Herald

Location

Sikeston, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1954

Page

8

Knox wheat viewed as leading variety for area

Mississippi County extension notes discuss Knox wheat from Indiana with claims of outyielding rivals and early maturity. Seed limits exist this year with few sources. farmers are urged to contact extension for seed leads and to consider vetch seeding and cotton mechanization topics discussed at the Little Rock Cotton Conference.

Knox Indiana Mississippi County Little Rock Ark Caldwell University of Arkansas United States Sre National Cotton Council O. W. Wells Dreath

Annual 4-H Achievement Day in Scott County Highlights

About 150 youths and adult leaders attended Scott County's annual 4-H Achievement Day on Aug. 5 at Ilimo-Fornfelt High School. The Tri-City 4-H Club hosted with exhibits across dairy, electricity, agriculture, woodworking, clothing, food preparation, and dress revue. Judges included Miss Lorene Hubbard, Lester Akers, and Raymond Schonhofff. Blue ribbons were awarded to numerous 4-H members across multiple exhibits, with select members chosen to represent Scott County at the 4-H District Round-up in Dexter on August 14. The event was lauded as the best Scott County has held, with plans for an even larger show next year.

Scott County Ilimo-Fornfelt Tri-City Imo, Fornfelt and Ancell Lorene Hubbard Stoddard County Lester O. Akers Raymond Schonhofff Cape Girardeau Missouri Carol Bennett Bobby Eiifert Franklin Bobby Eifert Harvey Bennett Margaret Heisserer Anna Mar Urhahn Aleda Allen Loretta Friga Carol Baronsky Joan Urhahn Carol Ranson Marilyn Dempster Judy Dannenmueller Theda Gage Mary Lou Lovett Janet Dannenmueller Judy Pattengill Helen Heisserer Ellen Birk Barbara Bean Sherry Pfefferkorn Elizabeth Maring Mary Hess Clara Bucher Kay Held Rose Marie Roth Carol Ann Bennett Shirley Robert Jarralee Gosche Barbara Kern Patricia Glastetter Caroline Glastetter Alma Dumey LaVerne Schwartz Laura Harmon Sharon Verble Dora Mar Germain Joyce Moore Judy Blaylock Jane Perr Linda Urhahn Anna Mae Urhahn Pat Ranson Rex Birk Jimmy Clippard Judy Paittengill Shelby Guiling Linda Summers Dora Mae Germain Carol Hess Carelyn Glastetter Tad Daennenmueller Marvy Lou Lovett Dexter Jimmy Clinard Patricia Ginsietter

Fans and cooling tips for rooms and poultry houses

A home fan can cool by increasing air circulation in a room. Details cover calculating room volume, selecting fan size by CFM, and deciding circulation rates for hot and moderate climates. The piece also cites night cooling methods and notes poultry manager practices for pullet maintenance and production timing alongside school redecorations and staff names.

Late Summer Pasture Prep Urged By Stoddard Agent

Stoddard County Extension Agent Tom Brown urges early soil testing and fertilizer planning to seed barley rye and wheat for fall pasture. Recommendations include B-400 barley Balboa rye and windrowed lespedeza with seeding windows from Aug 15 to Sept 15. Also covers alfalfa trials, fumigation of stored wheat, pest control, and rat and insect management guidance.

Tom Brown Stoddard County Extension Rve Sikeston Lloyd Francis Painton

Essex Community Visits and Weekend Gatherings

Essex residents and relatives from Whitehall Greenfield Dexter Malden and Tennessee visited family over the weekend. Shared trips included James Hayes and Bobby Sides hosting, John Ray Horton and Charles Hodes from Fort Campbell visiting Elmer Horton, and extended stays with the Gould, Davis, and Wicker families.

Delbert Hunt Greenfield James Hayes Thurman “Cotton” Montgomery Campbell Essex Johnnie Alsup St. Louis Tishie Gould Burl Lankford Donald Carpenter Earl Carden and Son Malden Blaine Stafford Dexter G. A. Stafford Idalia Elden Stafford John Ray Horton Charles Hodes Fort Campbell Elmer Horton James L. Hayes Bobby K. Sides Joe Borckey Whitehall Greenfield, J New Madrid Earl Pollock Seneca Fred Baker Albert Tarplett Marvin Davis Lavel Sam Davis Ee Bro Robert James Sikeston General Baptist Church Lawrence West Maude Cox Ed Kaiser Anna, IL Verna Wicker Tennessee Wicker Pat Golden Arkansas Ralph Parks

Moving Time Near Far Range Pullets

Moving time is near for range pullets and planning will affect performance. Start by bedding, cleaning feeders and waterers, and adding fresh litter. Set up nests, heat, and roosts. provide ample water and feed to promote growth and eventual production. Maintain good body weight through proper ration.

Dennis LeGrand Benton Stroup Sentt Tom B. Stroup Feeger RosPort Ifs Ff Cain Wulet

Anniston Opens Schools 1954-55 Term Brings Full Enrollment

Anniston schools opened the 1954-55 term on Monday with all previously unregistered pupils enrolled. Bus schedules remain unchanged. The faculty includes Supt. Luther R. Smith, HS principal William E. Wilson, and teachers Mary Ann Riddie, Ora Batterton, E J Goddard, Ruth Stallings, Althea Dodson, Ruth Blackwell, Minnie Jones, Mabel Smith, Mary Watson. The Anaisian School Building is redecorated with renovated interiors and floors.

Anniston Luther R. Smith William E. Wilson Carol Mertz Mary Ann Riddie Ora Batterton E. J. Goddard Luther A. King Ralph J. Burns Ruth Stallings Althea Dodson Ruth Blackwell Minnie Jones Mabel Smith Mary Watson

How Herbicides Work in Controlling Weeds

Ten years ago farmers knew little of chemicals that kill weeds while boosting yields. Growth regulator herbicides like 2 4 D are selective and soil friendly, though selectivity depends on rate. They pose minimal risk to soil and livestock when used properly. consult local agents for current guidance.

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Miss Choate Drinkwater Lonoke County Smith Wilson Maude Hawkins Lu Dee Jackson Stoddard A.S.C John Yount Pawer U.S. Bureau of Mines County Extension Office Bloomfield Essex News Joe Borckey and Sons Whitehall, Ill Mayrath Sikestonei Equipment Co N. Ranney The Sweston Herato Praur Performance E. Malone
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