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Newspaper

Sikeston Herald

Location

Sikeston, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1939

Page

6

Committeemen Learn About 1939 Program At Meeting

At a New Madison school gathering thirty nine community committeemen discussed the 1939 Agricultural Conservation program under Assistant County Agent Lane. He urged focus on conserving soil, providing food, and farmers’ fair income, outlining Farm Plans for Participation and penalties for noncompliance. The talk linked program goals to the Soil Conservation and Domestic Allotment Act and the Agricultural Adjustment Act of 1938.

Madad Ingh Moncey Agen. Lane Lane Congress

Cattle on Feed Up in Missouri and Corn Belt Regions

Missouri January 1 1939 cattle on feed rose 12 percent from a year earlier. Nationally eleven Corn Belt states show a 7 percent rise while western states and Lancaster PA report declines. Stocker and feeder shipments into Missouri in six months exceed last year by about 22 000 head with more calves included this year. Cattle feeders expect two thirds of on feed to be marketed after April with the rest spread over four months.

Columbia Missouri Januar Apri Corn Belt Lancaster Pennsylvania

Increased Grain Stock On Missouri Farms In 1939

Missouri farm storage shows higher corn and oats stocks on January 1 1939 than a year earlier while wheat supplies fell by about 11 percent. The total value of corn on farms was estimated near 590000 dollars, around 8 percent higher.

Columbia Missouri

4 H Club Formed in Ward Community

Boys and girls and parents in the Ward community near Morley met at the home of Mr and Mrs Forrest Watson Mondey night to organize a 4 H Club. Fourteen youths formed the club on a community basis with eight choosing dairy heifers and six choosing purebred gifts. Officers elected: Odell Mayfield president, Bill Watson vice president, Jack Finney secretary-treasurer, Gene McMullin reporter, Betty Watson C N Mayfield leader, Forest Watson assistant leader. The club will meet the second Wednesday each month at members homes and additional projects may be added later.

Morley Forrest Watson Mondey Odell Mayfield Bill Watson Jack Finney Gene McMullin Betty Watson C.N Mayfield Forest Watson

Continental Adopts Zigzag Newspaper Ads In 1939 Budget

Caruthersville council approves a 4085 purchase of a new fire truck with a 100 gallon booster tank and ladders. In Ponca City Oklahoma, Continental's 1939 advertising plan centers on newspapers, with A J Rabe stating the budget allocates most funds to newspaper space and introduces Zigzag reading to reduce eye strain.

Caruthersville Ponca City Okla Continental O:l J. Rabe Rabe Continental

Scott County Farmers At Qutlock Meeting

Scott County farmers attended a meeting in Masser on October to discuss the 1939 agricultural prices and income outlook. Attendees included Lows Albrecht and Walter Welsman of Lime, Ella Fikuart home demonstration agent, James Meyers, and county agent. Ralph Looms Gordon Nance and Madonna Fitzgerald led the session for the Missouri College of Agriculture Economics Dept. Specialists said 1939 farm income should rise from 1935 levels, while input costs stay near 1958 levels, suggesting real income for farm families will be higher in 1959 than 1958.

Scott County Masser Lows Albrecht Walter Welsman Mass Ella Fikuart James Meyers Ralph Looms Gordon Nance Muss Madonna Fitzgerald Agricultural Economics Department Missouri College of Agrculture

Morley News Social Roundup From St Louis To Sikeston

Wm Foster and L M Gulhten visited business in Louisville while others like Mr and Mrs Alford Bryanton and extended families spent time in Matthews Sikeston and Dexter attending church meetings and social gatherings. Community members traveled to St Louis Farmington and Forvelt for visits and events including church repairs and missionary society meetings.

Wm. Foster St Louis Alford Bryanton Matthews Sandiy W. May Skeston R & Tortins Fornfelt J EF Smith Marjorie Fredericktown Joe Leshe Sikeston Lutie P Leslie Sunray Leo Fontoma Janet Sue Ord Fred Jones Jr Oer Skester Lo Ford Surray Lee Welman Martha Wellman Cape Girarceau Mildred Welman Bonne Terre

Enrollees Added to New Madrid CCC Camp Roster

Seven men joined the New Madrid CCC drainage camp on Thursday January 12 raising the roster to 191. New enrollees include James W Alien of Imo Linus Heisserer of Commerce James F Hunt of Gideon Lyman D Price and Berry J Cruse of Morley Richard R Yeakey and Arthur Faulkner of Sikeston.

New Madrid CCC James W Alien Imo Linus Heisserer Commerce Gideon Lyman D. Price Berry J Cruse Morley Richard R Yeakey Arthur Faulkner Sikeston

Made Hid CCC Camp Buys New Movie Projector

The CCC camp installs a sound motion picture projector with a phonograph system and announcers. The program includes the Musical Swamp Angels and camp safety talks with films, radio programs, and Sunday shows when visitors attend. Scoutmaster Montgomery hosts a film contest. several campers earned trips to New Madrind and transportation aid is listed.

Wrest Swamp Angels Ciap B E Montgomery New Madrind Liong Cun Melder Ste‘l Montgomery Ouys ELO Vescecarrier Wy. Gucer James Best Ben Muller

Malden Scouts Guests of CCC Enrollees

The Boy Scouts of Malden were guests of the enrolled and supervisory members of the New Malden CCC drainage camp for supper on Wednesday night January 11. Nineteen members of Troop 76 attended.

Boy Scouts Malden Mand CCC Troop 76

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