Farm Week Mississippi County gains in 1955 county report
Mississippi County Extension Service notes 1955 gains amid price squeezes with higher yields and better practices. Highlights include record corn yields, more fertilizer use, increased silage, 4-H growth, new soybean seed distribution, and 50 new silos.
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Mississippi County Extension Service
Mississippi County
Wiring Is Headache on Farm
Farmers should avoid DIY wiring and follow guidance from the Farmstead Wiring Handbook. Focus on 20 amp circuits, No. 12 wires, proper feeders no smaller than No. 6, and separate equipment circuits for motors and appliances. Emphasizes voltage drop limits and the value of professional planning for safe, efficient farm electricity.
Farmers Tax Guide Now Available in Your County
The 64 page Farmers Tax Guide helps farmers understand social security phases of federal income tax returns and other tax determinations. Prepared by the national tax collection office with USDA extension help, it has a million copies for nationwide distribution and is recommended by Farmers Union and the National Livestock Committee.
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Socal Securiy
Federal Extension Service
USDA
Ununton
National Livestock Committee
Farm Bureau delegates debate cotton price supports at AFBF
At the American Farm Bureau convention in Chicago H E Slusher and Robert Guthrie urged 90 percent price supports for cotton tobacco and all crops except wheat during marketing quotas but both motions failed to pass. The debate on the farm program resolution lasted over two hours with formal proceedings and few changes to the committee’s resolution. The report came from Mrs L E Montgomery of Dexter. The Stoddard County Court approved several warrants for June including juror meals ditch clearing supplies repairs and postage.
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Mississippi County
Lake Wappapello
Extension Club
American Farm Bureau
Chicago
H. E. Slusher
MFBF
AFBF
Robert Guthrie
Missouri
Guthrie
Stoddard County
Slusher
Farm Bureaus
Puerto Rico
Real Estate Transfers Recorded Recently
A long list of property transfers in Sikeston Clayton East Acres and surrounding areas shows numerous parcels changing hands for $1 and other considerations plus larger deeds. Transactions include the Daniels, Golladay, Hughes, Houchin, Hasenbach, Griffin, Roberts, Dodson, Miles, Schlosser, and Roth families with multiple lots and additions in Sikeston, Illmo, Vanduser, Commerce, Rockview, and nearby sections.
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A. Wayne
Mignon Bess
Malcolm
Cora Daniels
Block
Clayton East Acres
Sikeston
H. Garwood
Ruth Sharp
C. E
Ellen Golladay
B. L
Sally Golladay
Felker-Sharp
Lewis
Katherine Dirickson
Willie
Marie Hughes
McCord
Ida C. Malone
Roy
Beryl Houchin
F. F
Helen Collins
Paul
Nadine Collins
Harold
Addie Hasenbach
Collins
John and
Virgie Shackles
Edward
Josephine Blattel
Cletus
Frances Hahn
Fred
Mamie Harmon
Frank and
Grace Griffin
Pecan Grove
Rockview
Exie Martin
Norman
Wanda Roberts
Albion
Jessie Anderson
John
Henry Clardy
Joe
Wanda Dodson
J. H. Moore
Commerce
O. F
Edith Spann
Arnold
Theola Miles
Woodward
Vanduser
Floyd
Marie Arnold
Theon Schlosser
Frye
Illmo
F. M
Ruby Scherer
Chaffee Miz. Co
Chaffee Civic and Industrial Development
Farmers must register workers paid over 8100 in 1955
All farm operators who paid a farm worker 100 or more in cash wages during 1955 must register with the Director of Internal Revenue and report the employee's name, social security number, and wages on a special IRS form. Those who have never paid Social Security taxes before 1955 may request an Agricultural Employer's Identification number using form SS-4A. Booklet OASS-25 can be requested from the Cape Girardeau SSA district office or obtained from the IRS Director in St. Louis. The EIN should not be confused with the operator's personal Social Security number.
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Cape Girardeau
Social Security Administration
Director of Internal Revenue
St. Louis
Land transfers noted in Central National Bank to Ralph and Mar Francis
Central National Bank of Cleveland transfers parcels in Chaffee to Ralph and Mar Francis for $1 and other considerations. The deal includes part lots 12 13 14 and 15 in block 1, Chaffee, and lots 13 14 in Crowe's Place Sikeston.
Court filings list two auto collision damages suits
Circuit Clerk Lloyd G. Briggs records two cases: Henry J. Smith and wife sue John M. Hartzell for injuries from Aug 25 1955 after Hartzell allegedly cut in front of their car seeking 12000 dollars. Hazel A. Davis administrator of Thomas Davis files against Gordon Transport Co and James H. Smith for 15000 dollars after Davis died from auto collision near Ancell on Jan 27 1955 with a tractor trailer involvement.
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Lloyd G
Jerry” Briggs
Henry J. Smith
John M. Hartzell
Hartzell
Hazel A. Davis
Thomas Davis
Gordon Transport Co
James H. Smith
Ancell
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Texas Bend
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Bertrand
Bridges
Charles Lingle
Noah “Achat
National Stock Yards
Til
Producers Live Stock Marketing Association
Gruide
Pia
Stoddard County Farm News
L. E Montgomery
Dexter
Cannon Cafe
T Oi
Allen Wagoner
Mack Pranting Co
Joy Wieser
Jyuene Kroweume Wome
Carena
Spencer
Judge W. C. Bowman
Highway 61
Sikeston, Mo
John Deere
Ford
Ford Tractor
John Blue
John Deere Cotton
Jersey
W. C. Bowman
Thomas Ayers
Lenzie Beck
Joe McCord
Woodrow Beck
Hylp Meri