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Newspaper
Sikeston Herald
Location
Sikeston, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1949
Page
6
Home Economics Training Meeting at Lilbourn high school featured the Pepper-Uppers for Dull Meals program. Rebecca Nistendirk and Flora Carri urged varied cereals, appealing breads, and a coffee cake recipe while listing attendees from multiple clubs and noting 1949 4-H enrollments and officer elections.
W H Simms and Larry Joe Lewis of the Matthews Club purchased a black angus steer this week for the 4 H Club project. The Parma 4 H Clothing I girls, led by Mrs G W Smyth, meet weekly. Shamrock Club calf buyers include Francis, Joe, Paul and Vincent Hulshof. Matthews Fat Barrow Project members toured homes to review feeding and care.
Missouri Agriculture reports hybrid corn dominates the state with about 95 percent of acreage. The record 200.7 million bushels were produced on 4.283 million acres at an average of 45 bushels per acre, with rapid acreage growth since 1936.
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