Crews McCulloch Heads to National Farm Bureau Contest
Crews McCulloch of Tallapoosa will attend the National Farm Bureau Convention in Chicago to enter the National Rural Youth Oratorical Contest after winning the State contest in Jefferson City. He earned the trip as an all expenses paid award and spoke at the Farm Bureau annual meeting. A former Gideon High School student body president, he led the Tallapoosa 4-H club, served on the debate team, and has been active in Future Farmers of America and 4-H youth leadership since the reopening of the vocational agriculture department.
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Crews McCulloch
Tallapoosa
National Farm Bureau
Chicago
Crews
Jefferson City
State Farm Bureau Federation
Farm Bureau
Gideon High School
Future Farmers of America
Gideon School
Vocational Agriculture Department
Harriet
New
Northwest Missouri State College
Dearborn Motors
Frank Stanley
Matthews
International Harvester Co
Frank
Matthews High School
County Rural Youth Organization
Missouri 4-Hers Earn State Honors in National Programs
Six Missouri 4-H members received state championship awards for top rankings in 1949 National 4-H Frozen Foods, Dairy Production, Canning, Leadership, and Meat Animal programs. Recipients include Marjorie (17) winner of a $50 U.S. savings bond, Edner Rudolph (16) with a $25 bond, Caerleen McClathan (18) who canned 779 quarts, Don Rutter (18) a University of Missouri student and six-time grand champion exhibitor, Emmett Fairfax (18) and Frances Richards (19) named National 4-H Leadership state winners. Additional honors included watches as program sponsors recognized achievements.
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Missouri Club
Savannah
Marjorie
U. S
International Harvester Co
Edner Rudolph
U.S
Edner
Kraft Foods Company
Caerleen McClatahan
Jasper
Charleen
Iceal Anc
Kerr Glass Mic
Carr
Chicago
Don Rutter
Shelbina
Don
Sion
Adventurz
University of Missouri
Thos. E. Wilson
Emmett Fairfax
Sedalia
Frances Richards
Jameson Emmett
Northwest Missouri Site College
Ne College
Pand Sic
Dassure
Frances
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USDA
Local Herald News Capsule and Notices
A compact recap notes local items like visiting guests births and deaths, residence moves, and telephonic updates from the Herald. It mentions education funding cases and medical care needs as part of community coverage.
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Herald
Missouri 4-H seniors win state honors in 1949 programs
Harriet Watson, Myrna Rains, Tineriat Wratten, Frank Stanley, and Juanita Colster earn national 4-H state awards for Food Preparation, Poultry, Field Crops, Home Grounds Beautification, and more. The youths, ages 16, demonstrated extensive project work, exhibits, and leadership, with trips to the National 4-H Club Congress in Chicago funded by sponsors and departments.
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Missouri Club
Myrna Rains
Butler
Myrna
Marna
Chicago
Juanita Colster
Centerview
Juanita
Charles R. Walgreen
Lammert's Christmas shopping in St Louis advertised
In St Louis shoppers are urged to select items at Lammert's and charge to an account for home delivery and unpacking. The ad promises no extra charge for this service and hints at Radio canned foods as good quality and durable studio couches at premium prices with after trying Radio payment terms.
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St. Louis
Lammert's
Lair's
State Winners in 4-H Farm Safety and Dress Revue
Doris Feasel 18 of Chilhowee named 1949 state champion in the 4 H Farm Safety program for improving home and farm safety and coordinating a community safety program. Gattye Pannell 16 of Aurora judged state winner in 1949 4 H Dress Revue for a tailored apricot beige wool dress and ongoing club service.
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Doris Feasel
Chilhowee
Doris
Chicago
General Motors
Cooperative Extension Service
Gattye Pannell
Aurora
Gattye
Simplicity
Tearn Co. Inc
G. Tre
Natiorel TL Cld
Cho. Eo
Tb Extenses Poo
Whispeta
Cand
Sacuve Woon
Servacc
Tuberculosis Seen As Key Preventable Disease
A note highlights tuberculosis as the most important preventable disease, emphasizing its impact and the need for awareness.
Notify The Herald If Paper Is Missed
When readers fail to receive The Herald by carrier or mail they should notify the newspaper at once so delivery can be made. The Herald strives for 100 percent delivery and is published without fail each Thursday afternoon.
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Herald
Holiday Greeting Card Shopping Advice
The Herald urges careful buying of Holiday Greeting Cards. The notice emphasizes selecting quality and value, guiding readers to consider design, message, and price to ensure satisfying purchases this season.
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The
Herald
Tuberculosis Threat Across Age Groups Cited
Although tuberculosis kills more young people aged 15 to 34 than any other disease it may strike at any age, the report warns.
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Cuba
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Oslo
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Keki Bhote
Bombay
India
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Juanita Conster
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Jos. A. Leslie
Insurance Agency
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Sikeston
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Merry Christmas
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Sampson
Milky
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