Scott County Farm News and Extension Reports
Miss Lorene Hubbard heads Scott County Home Agent program as Farm Bureau meetings at Benton church approve the Moody Extension Memorandum. State and county agents report 1948 activities including 4 H, home economics, balanced farming, and colored 4-H slides. Fertilizer timing advice emphasizes late fall applications on permanent pastures lespedeza and oats fields to improve spring seeding and reduce erosion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott County Farm Bureau Board
R. Q. Black
W. A. English
Benton
Parent-Teacher Association
Farm Bureau Board
Teeter
Anita Dickson
Wm. T. Sample
Dunklin County
Scott County
Gertrude LeGrand
Mike Urhahn
Ray B. Milligan
University of Missouri
College of Agriculture Extension Service
Farm Bureau
Tom B. Stroup
James M. Patterson
Standard Oil Co
Chicago
O. B. Jesness
University of Minnesota
Karl Knaus
Agricultural Extension Service
Washington, D. C
Charles M. Hardin
University of Chicago
Lorene Hubbard
Two New Home Economics Clubs Organized
County Extension Agents report on two new Home Economics Clubs in Benton and McMullin communities. Benton club elected officers led by Mrs Joe B Smith with monthly meetings starting January 4. McMullin club chose President Mrs Doyle Lackey and plans monthly gatherings beginning January 5 with attendance by Mrs Neely Leigh and others. Conference notes highlight soil testing and fertilizer efficiency at Missouri College farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benton
McMullin
Joe Spalding
Joe B. Smith
Harold Burger
Joe Bollinger
Leon Dannenmueller
Clem Ranson
John Scherer
R. J. Nothdurft
Valhalla
Alden Pinney
Charles Green
H. D. Rodgers
W. B. Simpson
Doyle Lackey
Neely Leigh
Eula Muriner
Mabel Chism
Gene Grant
Robert Rowe
James Marshall
J. T. Smith
J. S. Marshall
Martin Lee Tetley
Landers Club
Matthews Club
J. Y. Club
Grape Ridge
Frailey
Everett Crofton
Cox-Baderville
Ralph Hubbard
New Madrid County 4 H Council Receives Award
Herbert Rolf and Rebecca Nistendirk note that the New Madrid County 4 H Council has been recognized for outstanding recreational activities. The U S Rubber Company will award $25 to buy recreation or rural arts equipment. The council, led by Wendell Crosby, includes 107 members and sponsored events at Marston and Camp Arcadia for 4 H members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Rolf
New Madrid County
4-H Council
U. S. Rubber Company
Wendell Crosby
New Hope
County Council
Marston
Camp Arcadia
New Hope Community Club
June
Claudine Daws
Seldon Blackburn
New Hope Club
Seldon
Herbert Fair
Gerald Fair
Darrell Davis
Bing Crosby
Charlies Bagby
Claudine
June Davis
Peggy Bagby
Peggy
Phosphate and potash can be applied ahead of time
Phosphate and potash do not leach through soil, allowing them to be applied in advance of planned planting or seasonal use. This approach aids nutrient availability and garden or field preparation without immediate leaching losses.
Extension Agents Explain 4-H to Oran Youth
County Extension Agents described 4-H Club work to over one hundred junior high and elementary students in Oran. The meeting set for December 14 at 7 30 p.m. at the Oran Methodist church will enroll those turning ten in 1949 as members. Tom B. Stroup will show a movie. visitors invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AAA
New Madrid
Guy Calvin
C. A. Reis
Roger Rhodes
Beis
R. H. Henson
Oran Methodist Church
Oran
Tom B. Stroup
Ring found after six years sent to Army nurse Betty Jo Smith
Six years after Betty Jo Smith graduated from high school in Poplar Bluff a class ring lost two years after graduation was found by workmen in a city dump. The ring will be mailed to Miss Smith, now a lieutenant in the U S Army Nursing Corps stationed at Denver Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poplar Bluff
Betty Jo Smith
Miss Smith
U. S. Army Nursing Corps
Denver
Colo
National Planning Association cites TB care costs in U S
The National Planning Association reports about 174 million dollars are spent each year in the United States for tuberculosis patient care, highlighting the scale of TB treatment funding and health system burden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
National Planning Association
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Scott County Farm News
Fom B
Warren G. Lee
Columbia
Aricultural Extension Service
College of Agriculture
Scott County Agricultural Extension Service
Missouri State College
Rebecca Nistendirk
John A. Haubold
John Haubold
Haubolds
Haubold
Tem
Tallapoosa
Don Brewer
Risco
Arnold
Carl Heusser
C. G. Scott
Frank Stanley
Charles Eby
Charles Hawkins
Jimmie Morrison
Ronnie Manley
Jerry Manley
Aliie Gene Friend
Harold Chartrau
Henry Eugene Clay
Loyal
Big Prairie
West
Houghland New Madrid
PMA
Calvin
National Safety Council
Christian Rural Overseas Program
the Lair Company
W. Center Phone
Sikeston Cotton Oil Mill, Inc
Lynn Street
Dempster’s Furniture Co
Dysart-Auer
Malone and
Rex Theatres
West Malone
East Center
Walton & Williams Motor Co
W. Malone
Hart’s Bakery
Frisco Sta
Sikeston Fruit Market
North Scott
The
Sikeston Herald
Mitchell-Sharp Chevrolet Co
Ray Ahuddell, Inc
E. Malone
REA Electric Cooperative
Acme Radio Co
Greer
Hahs Machine Works
Sikeston Lumber Company
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