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Newspaper

Sikeston Herald

Location

Sikeston, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jan 01, 1948

Page

6

Scott County 4-H Tractor Maintenance School Planned

Scott County Extension Agents Jos C Caldwell and Hazel Evans announce the 4-H tractor maintenance school to be held in Sikeston January 6 and 7. Machinery dealers including Joe Griffith Ralph Williams Paul Osborne Max Chandler John Hux SV DeKrick and Otto Hahs approved the program at a Dunn Hotel meeting. The event is financed by Standard Oil of Indiana with University of Missouri cooperation. Three Scott County leaders will be chosen. A dinner at the Dunn Hotel will cap the evening with Ralph Williams as toastmaster and Rev E D Owen as speaker. A tour of dealers’ businesses is planned with Paul Osborne in charge.

Sikeston Implement Sikeston Scot New Madrid Stoddard Madison Iron Reynolds Ripley Butler Mississippi Dunklin Pemiscot Bollinger Caldwell Dunn Hotel Standard Oil Company of Indiana University of Missouri College of Agriculture Scott County Joe Griffith Ralph Williams Paul Osborne Max Chandler John Hux SV. J. DeKrick Otto Hahs E. D. Owen Missouri Altom Altoms Peter Scherer Kelso Prosner Roy Fvans Blodgett Edwin Birk Lusk Chanel Evanses Scherers

Record U S livestock market hits peak in 1947 sales

National Stock Yards posted the largest dollar volume in its history as 5 270 000 head of cattle calves hogs sheep and horses and mules moved through in 1947 valued at 425 million dollars. Record prices accompanied heavy marketings amid peacetime meat demand and high feed costs. Officials foresee tighter supplies and possible price controls in 1948.

National Producers Live Stock Commission Association

Crop condition steady at near normal December report

The crop condition was 91 percent of normal on December 1, unchanged from last year. The ten year average for December 1 is 78 percent, with indicated production at 30.

Camp Site Lease Approved for Missouri 4-H Camp

Scott county directors of the Lake Wappapello 4-H Club Camp site announce that A H Webb secretary treasurer reports the lease for the Missouri 4 H Camp Inc on Lake Wappapello has been approved. A board meeting is planned January 14 at the Poplar Bluff Library auditorium to elect 1948 officers set building funds roads and camping rules. The piece highlights 1948 plans and early progress toward infrastructure and governance.

Scott County Lake Wappapello Chas. Boyce Ben O. Matthews A. H. Webb Missouri 4-H Camp, Inc Poplar Bluff

Feed Ration Tips From County Agent for Dairymen

County agent Caldwell notes dairy product prices lag others and urges economical feeds that supply maximum digestive nutrients. Protein needs in grain supplements depend on hay quality with guidelines: 12–13 percent for first quality legume hay, 14–15 percent for average legume hay, 16–17 percent for mixed hay, and 18–20 percent for grass hay. A detailed table is available at the county office.

Caldwell

Fire Threatens Food Industry Across Thousands of Sites

A historical report notes that fires destroy vast food infrastructure including 25,000 flour mills and elevators, 200 packing plants, 900 bakeries, 10,500 restaurants, 20,000 barns, 500 creameries and dairies, plus groceries, warehouses, and farms, highlighting the widespread risk to food supply chains.

Winter Wheat Report Predicts Record Missouri Acreage

The Federal State Cooperative Crop Reporting Service reports Missouri fall wheat seeding for 1948 at 1,914,000 acres, about 30 percent above 1947 and 5 percent above the 1936-45 average. If abandonment is average, next year’s harvested acreage could be the largest since 1940, with regional increases from the southeast to near doubling in the north.

Missouri Federal State Cooperative Crop Reporting Service

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Scott County Farm News Jos. C. Caldwell Hazel B. Evans Roddie Chandler Wheat King of North America S. J. Allsop Calgary Canada Chicago Allsop Wallace Washington Jefferson Patrick Henry Paul Maries Farm and Home Administration Maries Allis-Chalmers WC Allis-Chalmers Combine Oliver John Deere Black Hawk Allis-Chalmers G. P. Kersey Oran R. P Bob) Harris Deus Sel Hahs Sikeston, MO Fabrik Bros. Equipment Co Scott H. M. Zaricor Sikeston, Missouri
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