Farm News Brief on Drying Grain and 4-H Events
Farmers discussed on farm grain drying methods, temperature effects, and insect control in stored grain. Extension agents covered dryer types and costs, with equipment showcased. District 4-H winners earned blue ribbons for projects. a nine stop farm tour announced with dates and sites across the county.
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Americeq
Crerlester
J. M Ragsds’e
Donald F. Broaxer
D. Arnhart
Cape Gsrarcea
Woocrov Graham
Te Coun
Scott County Ramblings at Missouri Extension Club event
A Scott County home economics delegation led by Mrs J ean Dannenmueller and Miss Jere Counts attended the Missouri Extension Club Council meeting on the University of Missouri campus August 3-5. The program highlighted family life, later years, and extension work with county leaders, 4-H club activities, and county displays including dressmaking, clothing, and public speaking demonstrations by Scott County youths.
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Weith
SE. Mo
Officiey
Lake Wapnapelo
S. E. Mo
Les Akers
Tom Mack
Caruthersville
Demetrius Beries
Greece
Ark-Mo Power Can Light Company
Mo. Utilities Company
Sears Roebuck Foundation
Messisioo
Jimmy Clippard
E‘aire
Judy Warren
Bishop
Betty
Joseph Rolwing
Lester Bishop
George P. Rowe
J.ean Dannenmueiller
Scott County Home Economics Extension Council
Jere’ Counts
Missouri Harm Economics Extension Club Council
University of Missouri
J. W. Burch
Aroua
Clax County
Missouri
Paul Haitt
ACWW
Deyion
Hattt
Missouri Delega
Seed choices for fall planting and cover crops
The article discusses seeding dates and crops for improving corn and cotton yields, noting vetch seed potential and the benefit of turning under a good vetch crop for about 25 bushels per acre in corn fields and 400 to 509 pounds of seed cotton per acre. It mentions alternatives like hinter oats and wheat as cover crops and notes wheat’s suitability if extensive acreage must be destroyed to plant grain, with dual and winter-damage considerations for fall seeding.
Continuing soil bank checks on contracted land
JOW Abernathy chairman of the County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee urges farmers to allow continuing visits to fields enrolled in the Soil Bank program. The inspections will verify compliance with contract terms and determine if land is being cropped or grazed.
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Baron Reeves
Mile West
Deventer
W. F. Horspecs
Obrvans Ridge
Sol
ASC
Soi Bank
JOW
Abernathy
County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Mr. Abernathy
Doings of Southeast District Achievement Day at Poplar Boost
Attendees from Allesa vi High School competed in 4-H activities at Poplar Boost venue. Winners were named in county achievement categories including a dress revue where Judy Dann- participated as a notable entrant.
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Pepler Bluff
Mazin Bishop
Dogwood 4-H Club
Lane
Delores Hann
Henson
Hes
Tommy Woodratt
Lacia Joneson
Judy Warren
Glen Lofin
Grigsby
Judy
Emaim Tyomer
Betty Roliwing
Texas Beng Clothing
Nell Woodaff
Route
East Prairie
Destrict
Satudias
Poplar Boos
Allesavi
Judy Dann
Airline travel shares in intercity passenger mileage
US airlines account for about 23 percent of inter city passenger mileage, reflecting their significant role in domestic travel patterns and aviation demand across major corridors.
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US Airlines
Carr
Warn Against Grazing in Flood Areas
Aissourt farmers should watch for unusual livestock trouble as floodwaters recede over pastures. Floodborne germs and parasite eggs may contaminate new pastures and wells. Avoid lowland flood areas and consult a veterinarian if disease signs appear.
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Aissourt
Ivestock
Marriage Licenses Listings From Sikeston Area
Marriage licenses show Leonard J. Davis 25 Memphis Tennessee to Jo Anna Goetz 20 Sikeston with Rev J C Montgomery Jr officiating at Sikeston. Dawid Wasi 20 Sikeston to Jo Ann Rayburn 168 Sileston, Rev J C Montgomery Jr presiding. John Junior Nation 24 to Jara Marie Radica 20 joined in wedlock by Rev Mixttie Taxiier at Fermfelt. Carl Thomas Bonartner 39 Vanduser to Mildred Marie Treadway 68 Vanduser married at
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Leonard J. Davis
Memphis
Tern
Jo Anna Goetz
Sikesten
J. C. Montgomery, Jr
Sikeston
Dawid Wasi
Palmer
Jo Ann Rayburn
Sileston
J. C Montgomery, Jr
John Junior Nation
Imp
Jara Marie Radica
Comnperce
Mixttie Taxiier
Fermfelt
Carl Thomas Bonartner
Vanduser
Mildred Marie Treadway
Vand
Marriages in Sikeston and Surrounding Areas
Wedding notices list multiple couples paired with ages and officiants, noting ceremonies in Sikeston and nearby towns such as Essex and Oran. Names include Alfred Emanuel Smith and Fran* Marie Hitt, plus Fred Wiam Thorne and Abe Berns, with ages ranging from teens to forties and several ministers named.
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Fred Wiam Thorne
Bernwon
Abe Berns Schirrachkenberg
Leopold
E. G. Stolfe
Bucy Daan Ferrel
More House
Freda Pauline Burton
Sikeston
Rober J. Jones
Don C Dennis
Oran
Mary
Welma Lowe
St Lous
Mar
Forest Domains Lake Aliisigan Limited to US Border Lanes
A historic note describes Canadian forested regions surviving only along USami Bra nh forest lanes. Lake Aliisigan is identified as a Great Lake wholly within American borders.
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Canada
Aliisigan
Great Lake
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