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Newspaper

Sikeston Herald

Location

Sikeston, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1944

Page

14

Avery Re elected Farm Group Head

The New Madrid County Farm Bureau re elected Arline Avery of Marston as president for 1945. Attendance at state and national farm events marked a year of activity with 620 members. New officers include W. O. Burnett vice president Harold Sloas secretary Wm. Dawson Jr. treasurer and others on the executive committee. Township boards were chosen for 1945 across multiple townships with numerous local members named.

New Madrid Columbia Wiliam Gruen Sikeston Como John Zarecor Wayne Woolverton Risco D. B. Riley Jr J. D. Twitty Lilbourn Big Prairie R. K. Stanley LaFont Harold Sloas Sam Avery Marston

Herb ine advert on laxative and relief remedy

An old advertisement touts Herb ine as a reliable laxative and cathartic to relieve headache biliousness and fatigue from temporary constipation available at all drug stores.

Hog ceiling extended to heavier weights at stock yards

Effective December 13, all barrows and gilts regardless of weight may sell up to $14.70 per cwt at National Stock Yards if buyers pay that amount. Previously ceilings varied by weight with pork prices rising as producers push hogs heavier. The move aims to boost pork and lard output amid strong demand and war needs. Representative Scott county sales at National Stock Yards included J F Altom 206 lb hogs at $14.40 and 13 hogs at 223 lb at $14.30, Eva Altom 212 lb at $14.40, Joe Bucher 219 lb at $14.30.

National Stock Yards Producers Live Stock Commission Association OPA Illinois Agricultural Association Scott County St. Lews Illinois J F. Altom Morley Claude Deason Sikeston Eva Altom Joe Bucher New Hamburg

Soils and Crops Conference Set in Lilbourn High School

The annual Soils and Crops conference for New Madrid County is scheduled for Thursday January 4 at 10:00 a.m. in Lilbourn High School agricultural building. Maxwell Williams chairs the committee with C Q O Hawkins Harold Sloas Fury Hunter and Herbert Ross. J Ross Fleetwood University of Missouri Field Crops Specialist will be the principal speaker. Farmers will share success using good seed and production methods. Women have increasingly attended in recent years.

New Madrid County Lilbourn High School Maxwell Williams Sides Williams C. Q O. Hawkins Harold Sloas Fury Hunter Herbert Ross J. Ross Fleetwood University of Missouri New Madrid

Trade notes from midwestern livestock sale

George Vetter of Commerce brought eight heifers averaging 851 pounds to the Producers alleys where they sold at 4.00 dollars per cwt. John Wipfler of Oran sold eleven hogs averaging 214 pounds at 14.10 dollars per cwt.

George Vetter Commerce John Wipfler Oran

Ladies Invited to Attend Event

Invitation announces a forthcoming gathering inviting women to attend. Details on time place or organizers are not fully readable. The notice emphasizes inclusion and community involvement.

Cake and Pie Sale for War Bond Drive in Matthews

Auctioneer Lenzie Beck persuaded Matthews area to spend $25000 on cakes and pies at a war bond auction held Friday in the Matthews gym. The Big Prairie Township quota is $30000 and leaders expect it to double when all sales are tallied.

Lenzie Beck Matthews Big Prairie Township Matthews Gymnasium

Notice to readers to report missed Herald delivery

When readers do not receive The Herald by carrier or mail they should notify the newspaper at once so delivery can be made. The paper is published without fail each Thursday after noon and delivered by carrier or placed in the post office.

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