Five Attend Marketing Clinic at Kaiser 2-C Lake Ozarks
Scott County farm group notes attendees R B Milligan Roy Harper Harold Hill Amos C McMullin Co Liversock chair Tom B Stroup and County Agent at a four day clinic drawing 240 participants from Missouri Kansas City St Louis St Joseph Chicago The Missouri Farm Bureau Federation and several livestock marketing groups sponsored with themes on sound animal agriculture and meat nutrition highlights include speakers from American Meat Institute National Livestock and Meat Board and University of Missouri Extension Service Mrs Ruth Dennis and other home economics officials also announce plans for public outreach and a Missouri Extension Club Council event in Columbia
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Kaiser 2-C
Lake of the Ozarks
R. B. Milligan
Roy Harper
Harold Hill
Amos C. McMullin
Co. Liversock
Tom B. Stroup
Missouri
Kansas City
St. Louis
St. Joseph
Chicago
Missouri Farm Bureau Federation
K. C. Producers Commission Association
National Livestock and Meat Board
Illinois
D. E. Brady
University of Missouri, Columbia
R C Pollock
Asi
The
Orient
James Russell
Des Moines Tribune and Register
Des Moines
Iowa
J Wn W. Burch
Agriculture Extension Service
Save Scarce Feed With Temporary Silos
In Scott County, hundreds of temporary silos have risen as drought drives farmers to store burned corn and forage. The quickBuild silos cost little, are easy to erect, and keep silage well, with Red Spiders on the rise in Missouri prompting County Agent Tom Stroup to recommend 88R for control in gardens and crops. TwentyOne 4-H Camp attendees at Lake Wappapello learned outdoor cooking, crafts, and wildlife studies, with leaders and agents guiding activities from August 6 to 7.
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Ruth Dennis
Scott County
Missouri
Tom B. Stroup
Stroup
Former resident appeals for letters for little Verna Lou Decker
A Sikeston couple urge local residents to mail cards and letters to 10 year old Verna Lou Decker at Shriner's Hospital for Crippled Children in Portland Oregon. Verna suffers a crippled foot and is treated there while her parents, now residents of Grants Pass Oregon, travel from 300 miles away on weekends. The note invites Sikeston Missouri readers to address letters to Velma Lou Decker at the Portland hospital and also mentions an employment inquiry at the Sikeston post office for the U S Civil Service Commission. Mr and Mrs Lawrence Moore and their daughters Judy Betty and Nancy left Sikeston for Yellow Springs Detroit Michigan and Canada on a pre vacation trip.
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Sikeston
Granta Pass
Ore
Shriner’s Hospital For
Portland
Oregon
Verna
Lawrence Moore
Judy
Betty
Nancy
Yellow Springs
Detroit
Michigan
Canada
Postal Career Jobs Authorized
Career civil service appointments to positions in the postal field service may again be made according to information received by the local post office. Qualified persons who are inter.
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Post Office
Hinton and Duncan Families Visit in Metropolis Illinois
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Hinton spent the weekend in Metropolis Illinois visiting Mr. and Mrs. George Duncan. Mrs. Duncan is the sister of Mr. Hinton, linking both families through the weekend gathering.
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J. E. Hinton
Metropolis
Iil
George Duncan
Lane Family Leaves Sikeston After Seven Week Visit
Mr and Mrs Harold Lane and their children depart Sikeston to return to Memphis Tennessee after a seven week stay with Mrs Lane's parents Mr and Mrs George Kirk. Mr Lane works for Hart's Bakery.
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Harold Lane
Memphis
Tenn
Sikeston
Ginners from District 1 Meet at Rustic Rock Inn Sikeston
Ginners from District 1 of the Arkansas Missouri Ginners Association will meet at the Rustic Rock Inn in Sikeston at 10 04 am Friday August 29. The annual meeting announced by John Welter includes discussions on ginning problems by USDA Ginning and Fiber Laboratories and Extension Ginning Specialists plus demonstrations and lectures on fire fighting equipment and gin damage to cotton. District 1 covers Stoddard Scott New Madrid and Mississippi counties and gin owners are urged to attend with their gin operators.
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Arkansas-Missouri Ginners Association
Rustic Rock Inn
Sikeston
John Welter
Welter
Usda Ginning
Also Mentioned on This Page
Scott County Farm News
Jim Riles
Columbia
Jimmy Riles
Benton Extension Club
Scott County Home Economic Council
Missouri Home Economics Extension Club Council
Sion
Julian Streeter
Painton
Riles
Raymond Sayer
Ackworth
Laura Late
Country Gentleman
Carnon C. Hearn
U. S. Department of Agriculture
J. W. Bruch
4-HK
Lake Wappapella
M. Roy Stringer
al Hoskins
Missouri Conservation Commission
Dorothy Garnet
Starling Guinn
Jos. A. Leslie
Velma Lou Decker
Shriner’s Hospital For Crippled Children
Sikeston, Mo
U. S. Civil Service Commission
Ll. E. Ford
Rithmatic
Oka
Reiss Dairy
NEL Idd
Po Efi Peyt Chamber of Commerce
Reiss
Ginners
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