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Newspaper

Sikeston Herald

Location

Sikeston, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1949

Page

5

Scott County Farm Activities and Agricultural News

Scott County extension agents hosted a two day Balanced Farming School led by Paul Bebermeyer for assistant agents to improve balanced farming methods. Attendees included E L Sistruck Thomas Brown and others from multiple counties. The session covered soil fertility with lime and mineral plant foods, late fall applications on pastures lespedera and corn, and pre spring seeding benefits. A new circular Keeping Up Soil Organic Matter by Dean M Miller discusses long term soil organic matter and nitrogen management. Field trips to artificial breeding farms highlighted high production, cervical insemination and antibotists in semen, with dairymen urged to use winter service for higher conception rates. A Jersey Holstein and Guernsey bull production record bulletin will be available, and the 1949 Christmas Seal design by Herbert Meyers was recognized by the Society of Illustrators.

Scott County Paul Bebermeyer E. L. Sistruck Cape Girardeau County Thomas Brown Stoddard County William K. Wedekind Franklin County E. H. Canter Madison County Hunter E. George Albert Westrich Benton Balanced Farming Association John Falloon Missouri College of Agriculture Falloon M. P. Miller Missouri Agricultural Experiment Station Dean Miller Soils Department Missouri Miller East Missouri O'Fallon M. J. Regan Extension Dairyman E. T. Itschner Jersey Holstein Guernsey

Missouri student wins national Saddle and Sirloin essay contest

Gilbert Rhodes, a senior in the University of Missouri College of Agriculture, wins the national Saddle and Sirloin Club essay contest in Chicago, top among 150 entries. The Piedmont, Missouri native receives a gold medal, trip to Chicago, and national recognition at the banquet, with plans for extension work after graduation in June. Two Missouri youths, W. G. Carter of Martinsville and William Meek of Bethany, also place in the top twenty.

Gilbert Rhodes University of Missouri College of Agriculture Chicago Rhodes Infantry Piedmont Wayne County Missouri Harrison County W. G Jerry” Carter Martinsville William Meek Bethany

Charleston Resident Dies of Heart Attack

Albert Henry Humphreys, 70, of Charleston, died suddenly of a heart attack at a grocery market Monday afternoon after being under a doctor’s care. Funeral services were held Thursday at Nunnellee Funeral Chapel with Rev. A. B. Cooper officiating. Interment followed at Oak Grove cemetery. Survived by wife Anelisa and four sons, one daughter, five sisters, eight grandchildren, and other relatives. Preceded in death by a sister in 1941 and by a brother in recent years. The report also notes a separate public health statement about tuberculosis patients leaving hospital when advised that their disease is arrested.

Albert Henry Humphreys Charleston Nunnellee Funeral Chapel A. B. Cooper New Bethel Baptist Church Oak Grove Srr W St. Louis John Ray Belleville James Flushing Long Island N. Y Elgin Humphreys Woodstick Va Kathryn Newcomb Julia Gary Bertrand W. A. Humphrey

Scott County winners in Plant to Prosper contest named

Mr and Mrs Huston Duncan of Morley won first place in Home Improvement in the Missouri division. Mr and Mrs Louis Pabst of Route 1 Oran took second in Landowner. Duncan receives 25 dollars, Pabst 75 dollars. both families are in the Scott County Balanced Farming Association. Contest entries available via local Extension office.

Huston Duncan Morley Louis Pabst Route 1 Oran Missouri Memphis Commercial Appeal Duncan Dale Pabst Scott County Balanced Farming Association

Live at Home Winners for Scott County

Ezra and Hattie Cain of Morley won fourth place in the Live at Home contest sponsored by the Memphis Commercial Appeal. The Cains, sharecroppers near Grant City, canned vast amounts of produce and will receive ten dollars at the 12th annual rally at Booker T. Washington High School in Memphis on December 8.

Scott Countians Ezra Hattie Cain Morley Memphis Commercial Appeal Grant City Cains Booker T. Washington High School Memphis

Also Mentioned on This Page

Scott County Farm Activities and Agricultural News Tom B. Stroup Miss Lorene Hubbard Alvin Schraer Balanced Farming Training School Herbert Meyers Leonia N. J Society of Ilustrators Countrie Missouri Pacific Tiptop Mountain Paul J. Neff Snippers Tip Top Mountain Neff Gale F. Johnston Mercantile Commerce Bank & Trust Co Roy J. Hart Tip Top Missouri? Pacific NEW Madrid County Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Co., Inc New Madrid Scott, Mississippi Pemiscot, Dunklin and Stoddard Burt H. Rowe Stallcup Bulding Sikeston Tara Cay America Powell Insurance Agency Sikeston, Mo the Associates Seneral Contractors OF Missouri Hotel Governor Building Jefferson City, Mo sYy
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