Missouri Illinois cotton delegates head to National Council meeting
Fifteen representatives from Missouri Illinois cotton interests will attend the National Cotton Council’s fifteenth annual meeting in Dallas, January 26-27, to discuss cotton research and promotion programs for 1952. Delegates include producers ginners warehousemen merchants and cottonseed processors from Charleston Caruthersville Kennett Sikeston Essex and Memphis.
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National Cotton Council
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A. J. Story
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Story
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A. L. Story
M. R. Rowland
Caruthersville
J. B. Massey
Kennett
W. E. Smith
Crews Reynolds
C. E Garner
Memphis
Tenn
P. T. Bartmess
Sikeston
W. B. Stone
Cairo, Il
Dairy farm future hinges on efficiency and Grade A milk
Allen cites growing per person consumption of milk and cream while ice cream use rises. Investments in 15 cow herds run 10 000 to 30 000 dollars, with trends toward Grade A facilities, pasteurization standards, pasture use, and pipeline milking to boost labor and capital returns.
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Earl Williams
Ime
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BE. Allen
Scott County
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