Home Economics Clubs Set Achievement Awards
Fifteen Home Economics Clubs of New Madrid county plan for the 1945 Standard of Achievement set by the Missouri Home Economics Extension Association. Requirements include club demonstrations, 10 or more business meetings, reporting in papers, balanced meals information, health talks, voting, community improvements, sponsor 4-H clubs, and two book reviews. Clubs reaching the goals: Baderville Canalea Fairview Jericho Matthews New Hope Parma Pinder Risco Phillips and Hurricane Ridge.
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New ‘Madrid County
Missouri Home Economics Extension ‘Association
Baderville
Canalea
Fairview
Jericho
Matthews
New Hope
Parma
Pinder
Risco
Phillips
Hurricane Ridge
White notes Missouri black walnut timbers and labor needs
White points out that Missouri produces more black walnut timber and emphasizes the labor and time required for planting and cultivation. The statement highlights regional timber output and the effort involved in forestry.
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Missouri
Notable Tree Hardiness Cited in Mixed Plantings Guide
A horticultural expert notes that certain trees perform best when planted in mixtures with other hardier species. The discussion emphasizes diversification to improve resilience and growth, outlining practical recommendations for garden and landscape design.
Farm Price Advances in Missouri Report
Missouri farm price indicators rose from mid-October to mid-November with all crop prices up except corn and citrus. Livestock and dairy prices gained, egg-driven meat animal prices touched 203, cattle slaughter rose year over year, and hatchery output reached 2.2 million chicks in Missouri. Honey production climbed to 6.28 million pounds as red clover seed output fell slightly.
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Missouri
United States
Great Plains
Kansas
Texas
Department of Agriculture
Meat supply to drop nine per cent in 1946 first quarter
The Agriculture Department announced civilian meat supplies will fall about nine percent from current levels in the January to March period of 1946, but per capita consumption is expected at an average 150 pounds annually. Civilians have consumed about 165 pounds per year recently, with 5,003,400,000 cass weight pounds allocated for the quarter.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
Europe
U. S
France
Belgium
Netherlands
UNRRA
United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration
Canada
Argentina
Australia
New Zealand
Denmark
New Representative Named for Standard Oil in St Louis Division
Richard D. Sharpe is promoted to advertising and public relations representative for Standard Oil Company (Indiana) St Louis sales division. He will supervise in Sikeston and other cities under R. W. May. A Macon Missouri native, he joined in 1941 and served in World War II.
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Chicago
Ill
Richard D.sharp
St. Louis
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
Sharpe
Sikeston
R. W. May
Standard of Indiana
Saleman
Macon
Westminster College
Fulton
University of Missouri
Black Walnut Seeds Available to Farmers in Missouri
Jefferson City Mo The State Conservation Commission will furnish black walnut seeds to Missouri farmers for spring planting at $2 per 200 nuts. Nuts will be shipped by parcel post in February for planting after frost. Orders go through local county extension agents. Each shipment includes Growing Walnuts for Profit from the American Walnut Manufacturers Association. Seedlings also will be distributed next spring at $3 per thousand, but many farmers may prefer seeds due to lower cost.
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Jefferson City
George O. White
White
Parcel Post
American Walnut Manufacturers Association
Extension Service
Missouri College of Agriculture
The
Conservation Commission
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Standard Oil
Herald Waniads
Welton & Williams Motor Co
Ford
Mercury
Ford Tractor
W. Malone Avenue
Sikeston, MO
Joe Mathis
Apie
Cigeshe
Carl Ward
Grant City
Dr. Lennox
Oliver
John Deere
A. C
J. F. Fadler
R. A. McCord & Son
Paul Halter
Lester Fadler
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