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Sikeston Herald

Location

Sikeston, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1940

Page

7

Scott County Soils and Crops Conference Plan

Scott County will host the 6th Annual Soils and Crops Conference in Benton on January 16. Arthur Schiwitz urges prompt registration by 9:45 a.m. with sessions from 10:00 a.m. featuring speakers on hybrid corn, soil productivity, dairying, terrace work, and soil conservation. Open to all men and women. program outlines aims and practical farmer solutions.

Scott County Benton Arthur Schiwitz Carl O. Luper Chas, Gardner R. L. Galemore John Schuchart J. J. Reiss O. T. Coleman Missouri College of Agriculture Chas Grojean Chas. Gardner Joe Buhs AAA Evin Burke Scott County A. C. A Leon M. Lane

Runt Crooks Still Sells Cattle Despite Tiny Start

E M Crooks of Audrain county Mo, once teased as "Runt" for his small birth weight, remains a successful cattleman. A 1904 clipping notes he sold 42 steers at 5.50 per cwt, then later shipped 56 head to market earning near top at 9.25 per cwt. He has farmed in the Sikeston district for 23 years.

E. M. Crocks Jos. L Sikeston

Feeding Stations Urged for Quail in Missouri

The State Conservation Commission appealed to Missouri sportsmen to set up quail feeding stations statewide. Heavy snows have reduced bird feed, and the commission will distribute grain to county agricultural advisers, vocational teachers, and farm youth groups, with conservation clubs aiding distributions.

The State Conservation Commission Missouri Misouri Vie Commission Conser

Poultry Egg Hatchability Affected by Temperature Handling

Text notes how incubation temperatures over 68 degrees harm embryo development and hatchability. Eggs stored at extreme temps like 35 or 85 degrees fail to hatch, while rough handling and jarring further reduce hatchability. Garry poultrymen prefer 15-Cezen cardboard cases to deliver eggs to the hatchery.

Cére Gary Poultrymen

Minute Men of 1861 rise in Civil War Missouri

A Missouri history note recalls the January 7 1861 formation of a 300 man Minute Men band in St. Louis. They flew a Confederate flag from the Berthold House and trained to oppose abolitionists, aiming to defend Missouri by seizing the arsenal and subtreasury. Many joined the Confederate cause after Camp Jackson fell May 12 1861.

St. Louis Minute Men Berthold Fifth and Pine Streets Missouri Jackson St. Louis Arsenal Blair Nathaniel Lyon Basil W. Duke Colton Green O. H. Barritt J. H. Shackelford J. R. Shaler John S. Bowen Camp Jackson North South

Joel Gentry in Hollywood to Head Sikeston Farm Day

Joel Gentry in Hollywood will headline the John Deere Farmer Day program next Wednesday at Sikeston Tractor and Implement Co showroom. John King leads the cast with Rosina Lawrence and others in a story of a farmer who goes to Hollywood and faces a life changing decision. Four other all talking pictures follow including Making Tractor History and A Short Cut Thrown Harvest. Admission is by free ticket only. school children are specially invited.

Berton L. E. McCormick Missouri College of Agriculture Joel Gentry Hollywood Sikeston Tractor and Implement Company Sikeston John King Rosina Farrer Ernest Hedden 9 Sikeston Tractor Implez‘et Co John Lie Holywood Pressu Hedden Simeston

Minister Officiates City Hall Marriage of Yant and Castleberry

Reverend C F Transue of the Church of the Nazarene presided as Woodrow Yant of near Sikeston and Miss Josie Ray Castleberry of New Madrid were joined in marriage at the city hall on Saturday afternoon.

C. F. Transue Church of the Nazarene Woodrow Yant Near Sikeston Josie Ray Castleberry New Madrid

You Can Believe What You Read in The Herald

A brief note reflects on trust in newspaper reporting, citing The Herald as a source of information and guidance for readers seeking credible local news.

The Herald

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