Rift Among Farm Leaders Reported
A Washington report says a rift exists among farm leaders including the National Grange and the American Farm Bureau Federation over proposed legislation. The Grange denounced reviving unconstitutional measures and issued a ten-point program emphasizing subsidies, land use, and export controls while stressing honest money and rural credit.
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Washington
Associated Press
National Grange
Administration Agricultural
American Farm Bureau Federation
The
Grange
Grange Executive Committee
Senate
House Agriculture Committees
WPA Weekly Report Details Scott County Project Progress
The district WPA reports current construction in Scott county includes Sikeston city hall renovation finished at 734.58 dollars with four workers for 30 days, a water reservoir project at 17,893.93 dollars with 26 workers for 70 days at 96.783 percent, and several street improvements in Oran Chaffee Sllmo Fornfelt and Commerce with varying costs, crews, and completion percentages. New projects announced include work in Stoddard Dunklin Pemiscot and Cape Girardeau counties with a total allocation of 25,044 dollars and start dates from January 16 to January 21, led by district director C. L. Blanton Jr.
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Sikeston
Oran
Chaffee
Sllmo
Fornfelt
Perkins
Scott County
Commerce
Cc. L. Blanton Jr
Works Progress Administration
Stoddard County
Dunklin County
Pemiscot County
Cape Girardeau County
Stoddard
Castor Township
Center
Salem Streets
Essex
Richland Township
Bernie
Elk Township
Lenath
Bucoda
Campbell
Clarkton
Pemiscot
Caruthersville
Little Prairie Road
Paxico
Good Pastures Are Money Makers for New Madrid County Farms
County Agent Broom urges farmers to cut feed costs with improved pastures. A small herd can benefit, starting now with Korean Lespedeza seeded by late March, sowing 20 pounds per acre and using a nurse crop like oats. The method boosts green feed in hot months and aids soil conservation while improving livestock health by reducing parasites.
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New Madrid
Broom
Columbia
New Madrid County
Farm acreage sales in Scott County Missouri
Possession about January first. 40 acres cultivated and improved for 1200 dollars with terms of 200 cash and remainder 83.68 yearly including principal and interest. 60 acres cultivated and improved for 2400 dollars with terms 400 cash and remainder 167.36 yearly. 138 percent acres cultivated and improved priced 3800 dollars with 800 cash and remainder 251 yearly. 246 acres, 190 cultivated, unusually well improved on an improved road priced 7200 dollars with 1200 cash and remainder 502 yearly. 320 acres, about 230 cultivated, exceptionally fine land on an improved road priced 11500 dollars with 1500 cash and remainder 802.40 yearly including principal and interest. About 90 acres wheat 50 acres rye over and some oats soon go with farm. Yearly payments amount to 2 or 3 dollars per acre. For details contact Caleb Smith Union Central Office Scott County Milling Co Building Sikeston Mo. WHY RENT?
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Caleb Smith
Union Central
Scott County Milling Co
Sikeston, Mo
Russell-Bradley Group Meets, Plans Feb Meeting
The Russell-Bradley missionary society of the Methodist church met at Mrs. O. T. Elder's home with Mrs. L L. Conatser as assistant hostess. After a business session a play titled Intangible Inheritance was presented. The next meeting is scheduled for Tuesday Feb. 11 at an announced location.
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Russell-Bradley Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
O. T. Elder
L L. Conatser
Book Club to Review It Can t Happen Here
Mrs James Matthews will lead a review of Sinclair Lewis It Can t Happen Here at the next Book Club meeting. The session is at Mrs H E Reuber s home on Tuesday afternoon January 21.
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Sinclair Lewis
James Matthews
Book Club
H. E. Reuber
Two Marriage Licenses Issued in County This Year
Only two marriage licenses have been issued from the recorder's office at Benton to date this year. The couples are Wade H. Cracraft and Clara Ruade of Cape Girardeau and Elbert Wallace and Lavola Foster of Vanduser.
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Recorder’s Office
Benton
Wade H. Cracraft
Clara Ruade
Cape Girardeau
Elbert Wallace
Lavola Foster
Vanduser
Real Estate Transfers in New Madrid County
Edwin H Riley and Elizabeth Morgan acquire lot 11 block EB New Madrid for 450 dollars. Sharp and wife transfer NW quarter of NE quarter and NE quarter of NW quarter and NW quarter of NW quarter and SW quarter of NE quarter in section 36 township 22 range 12 for 1400 dollars. Bettie Butts Long and husband to W M Moore half of NW quarter section 5 township 24 range 13 covering 80.97 acres for 3250 dollars. Dave Buchanan and wife to O W Kell and wife lots 7 and 8 block 10 Catron for 600 dollars. Stewart Hoover and wife to Southeast Missouri Farms Inc north half NW quarter and 15 acres in north part of SW quarter NW quarter section 35 township 23 range 13 totaling 95 acres for 1 dollar. Wm Say Sr to R A Leonberger and wife lots 22 23 26 27 range F Lilbourn for 325 dollars. Chas B Baker and wife to E A Matthews west half of NW half of section 36 township 21 range 10 for 100 dollars. J M Shell and wife to B B Forest 25 feet of ground 20 feet off east side of lot 2 and five feet off west side of lot 3 block 1 Matthews for 70 dollars.
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Edwin H. Riley
Elizabeth Morgan
New Madrid
EF. Sharp
D. M. Smith
Bettie Butts Long
W. M. Moore
Dave Buchanan
O. W. Kell
Stewart Hoover
Southeast Missouri Farms, Inc
Northwest Quarter
Secion
Wm. Say Sr
R. A. Leonberser
F.” Lilbourn
Chas. B. Baker
E. A. Matthews
J. M. Shell
B. B. Forest
Matthews
Service organizes power to keep industry moving
The text emphasizes electricity as the central economic factor, linking power supply to every bought item. It argues for a dedicated human organization to ensure continuous service with round the clock readiness, highlighting the need for an uninterrupted power system.
Fined for Being Drunk and Fighting in Sikeston
Police Court in Sikeston heard four cases for drunkenness and street fighting. Frank Baker, Charles Hargraves and Kelley Tolbert faced fines for drinking and disturbing the peace with multiple payments arranged. Will Adams, a transient, was fined eight dollars with payment plans, while Tolbert’s prior fine was added to a total of twenty two dollars for nonpayment.
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Sikeston
W. H. Carter
Frank Baker
Gid Daniel
Charles Hargraves
Billy Walker
West Malone Avenue
Will Adams
Kelley Tolbert
Notice of Drainage District 34 Refinancing Offer
New Madrid County Missouri Court allows 50 percent settlement of delinquent taxes including 1935 assessments to refinance Drainage District 34. Immediate payment required. after Jan 20 1936 suit for full amount. James V Conran attorney. Patronize Herald Advertisers.
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New Madrid
Missouri
New Madrid County
James V. Conran
For Sale Three Good Mules and Farm Implements
For sale two mules and farming implements from a 160 acre holding with 85 acres of rye. Seller Gale and Ward Enterline, Route Two, Box 79, Sikeston Missouri.
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Gale and Ward
Sikeston
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