Missouri Farm Crops Acreage Reaches Record Since 1925
Missouri reports 1949 farm crop acreage and value setting records for soybean and hay production while overall output trails 1948 due to higher prices and poor weather. Corn yield reaches 11 bushels per acre. wheat and other crops show below average results despite late planting and harvest challenges. Six named entities: Missouri, 1949, 1925, Columbia, Alfred Brittain, Missouri State Department of Agriculture.
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Columbia
Missouri
Alfred Brittain
M Missouri State Department of Agriculture
Scott County Farm News Summary of 1949 harvest and local farm notices
Weather and crop data from Scott County Missouri show heavy October rains reducing acreage for hay seeds and lespedza while sweet clover and timothy yields rose. A record hay crop with high acreage produced 5 million tons harvested. Corn yield improved, wheat harvest limited by wet June July, soybeans set a new county record. Ladino clover pasture experiments by Van Dyser 4-H and local clubs noted, plus a public notice of the Gust Zacher estate final settlement scheduled for February 13, 1950.
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Ted Wither
Troyre
Cotiauc
USA
Gust Zacher
Nora Zacher
Scott County
Missouri
Benton
Funeral Tomorrow for Morehouse Man
James F. Sanders of Morehouse died Monday after a five week battle with heart ailment. Funeral at 2:30 PM Friday at Morehouse Methodist Church, Rev. M A Massey officiating. Burial in Memorial Park with Taylor Funeral Home service. Survived by wife Mary, two sons James Sanders of Tiptonville and Tepnounce Clate E Sanders of Alturas Cel, and three grandchildren. Sanders, born April 8, 1875 in Kentucky, spent 18 years in Morehouse. first engineer on the old log train for the Himm elberger Harrison Lumber Company.
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James F. Sanders
Morehouse
M. A. Massey
Memorial Park Cemetery
Taylor
Sarcers
Mary Sanders
James Sanders
Tiptonville
Clate E. Sanders
Alturas Cel
Kentucky
M. Sanders
Himmelberger-Harrison Lumber Company
Final rites held for Sylvanius Doc Smith in Hot Springs
Former merchant Sylvanius Doc Smith died January 1 in Hot Springs Arkansas. Funeral services were conducted at Taylor Funeral Chapel with Rev John En sor officiating. Interment followed at Morler cemetery. Born February 21 1874 he lived in Scott county about 65 years before relocating to Hot Springs and once operated a mercantile store.
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Sylvanius
Doc’ Smith
Hot Springs
Ark
Taylor
John O. Ensor
Morler Cemetery
Mr. Smith
Scott County
Chaffee for 40 years ends. surviving relatives listed
Surviving Mr. Smith after 40 years includes two brothers J. E. Smith of Morley and Kiah Smith of Charleston, indicating a family obituary notice with named kin in those locations.
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Chaffee
Mr. Smith
J. E. Smith
Morley
Kiah Smith
Charleston
Radio canned foods claim quality and value
A short ad style note touts Radio canned foods as good quality with the slogan good enough for any body. It compares premium brands and urges trial while promising notable results from Radio products.
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Scott County Farm News
Tom B Stroup
Miss Lorene
Hubbard County
Alvin Schraer
Hunter Eleoige
Catton
Sbissour
Flanten Tate
Gould
RWS
Lee Tull
Commerce
Tull
Tom B. Stroup
Stroup
Mr. Tull
Balanced Farming Association
Vanduser
Vandyser 4-H Club
Louis Cowell
Vanduser City Hall
N. E. Daniel
Mary Etta
Melba Jean
Or Lilbourn
Martha Lee Wornica
Jimmy Shell
Irene Gordon
Rockview
Gilbert Mills
Sarah Mills
Paul Stiefbold
Naperville
Ill
Runnells
Iowa
Stiefbold
Morehouse Man
Herald Wat
Kroger
Avondale
Noma
Campbell's Tomato Soup
Red
Pillsbury
Duff's
Wisconsin
Windsor Cheese
Great Northern
Lord Baltimore
Prince Albert
KRAFT
Pimento
Armour’s White Lake
America
Clorox
Wat
Rinso
Gerber's
LUX Soap
Tin
Texas
ORIDA
Sune
Avor Kist Saltine Crackers
Gerber’s Straine
Camay Soap
Niewsparrerll
Houehold
NEW Madrid County Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Co., Inc
New Madrid
Scott, Mississippi
Emiscot, Dunklin and Stoddard
Burt H. Rowe
Stallcup Bulding
Sikeston
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