Early Premium Wheat Yields Boost Missouri Farm
Louis Dohogne reports harvest of 411% bushels from 15 acres of Early Premium wheat near Chaffee. Test weight 58.12 pounds per bushel. Seeded mid October after four years of corn. He plans full wheat acreage next fall and invites inspection at his farm. Member Missouri Corn Growers Association. seed will be certified by the association. Sample to Columbia for testing. Parma Sue Norman, three month old granddaughter of local residents, died Monday at Southeast Missouri Hospital Cape Girardeau.
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Louis Dohogne
Chaffee
Dohogne
Missouri
Missouri Cor Growers Association
Columbia
Parma
Sue Norman
T. C Kmeght
Southeast Massour Hospital
Cape Girardeau
Ginners Urged to Attend Classing School
New Madrid county farmers and ginners are urged to reserve for the cotton classing school at Caruthersville July 29 25 says County Agent Broom It is necessary to notify those in charge early to arrange for all attendees Five cards have been returned including J H Spradlin Roland J Berry H R Woodside K R F Spitzer E B Gee Cotton Company Arline Avery and A E Allier Jr The county cannot afford to miss this opportunity Caruthersville is within reach and previously one would have to go to Memphis to attend such a school There should be at least a hundred attendees Send your card in now
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New Madrid
Caruthersville
K R F Spitzer
Gee Cotton Company
Arline Avery
A E Allpier Jr
Madnd County
Memphis
Hog production outlook in Missouri shows large gains
A Columbia report by agricultural statistician Alfred C Brittain cites a 28 percent rise in the state’s hog crop this year and a 15 percent increase in sows expected to farrow this fall. Spring pig totals reach about 20.38 million, above last year and the 1962-33 average, with farrowings up in most areas and the corn belt seeing the largest gains.
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Columbia Mo
Missour
Alfred C Britta
Post Office Department
Peaches Available at Reiss Dairy in August
A large quantity of Elberta and Hale peaches will be available at John J Reiss orchards east of Sikeston around the first week in August. Mr Reiss, known for scientific orchard methods, has provided Sikeston residents with quality fruit for many years. You can believe what you read in The Herald.
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John J Reiss
Sikeston
Reiss
Permanent basis for drainage camps in Southeast Missouri
John G Sutton district engineer from Milwaukee announced a new policy placing CCC drainage camps on a permanent basis and directing them to deliver complete ditch rehabilitation before approval. He visited New Madrid Delta and Hayti camps with inspector Clark Jacoby and praised Southeast Missouri camps for their performance.
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CCC
US Bureau of Agricultural Engineering
Missoun
John G Sutton
New Madné
Sutton
Milwaukee
Wisc
New Madnd
Delta
Hayt
Clark E Jacoby
Bureau of Agrincultural Engineering
Suite
Missouri
Conservation meetings announced across Missouri July 12
Missouri Conservation Commission announced thirty five statewide conferences led by Director I T Bode to discuss conservation problems with groups. Seven regional conferences will follow to plan localized programs. A New Madrid conference is set for 9 a m on Tuesday July 19 at the courthouse. Caruthersville resident Lee Brewer 38 died by asphyxiation Sunday. autopsy by Coroner Jack Kelley reported his body found in a bathbowler he had been cleaning.
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Jefferson Cit Moore
Missouri Conservation Commission
I T Bode
Court House
New Madnd
Carutherstdle Lee
Corane
Jack Kelley
Production Credit Corp Names New Secretary in St Louis
Ray Ester has been elected secretary of the Production Credit Corporation in St Louis. F W Nitemeyer, chairman of the Yor district, announced the appointment as the Farm Credit Administration reorganizes its four permanent units in St Louis. Miller succeeds WS Brook as president of the Production Credit Corporation, effective July 3, with Niemeyer resigning to devote full time to duties as general agent of the Farm Credit Administration in St Louis. Miller brings extensive cooperative farm credit and livestock marketing experience, and has held roles in Cass County and national farm loan associations.
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Proucion Credit Corpor, On of
St Louis
Anm
Ced
Soath District Farm Cree
Bank For Cooperaines
Niller
Coopereune Farm Credit
Cass County
Mos Natvronrel Farm Loan Association
Mmothesso A
Fashen Returns to Delta CCC Camp to Begin New Duty Station
Mr Fashen returns from a three week vacation to take up duties as camp superintendent at New Madrid CCC camp. The engineer has been acting superintendent in Fred R Jacoby's absence and will reside within miles of the post while overseeing new work projects and research at the camp.
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Treweer
Delta
Fasher
Carthage Co
Coffey
Kansas
Fashen
Terinf
Ellen Rax
Feskhen
Mles
New Madrid
UTS Bureau of
Eehiculaural Eneinmeerire
Engeer
Fred R Jacoby
Road Improvement for East Side Scott County
State Highway Department studies a supplementary route NN in Scott County. The proposed line begins near the Scott Mississippi county line at sections 23 to 26, township 27N, range 15E, heads north about a half mile on new location, then curves northeast along the west edge of Big Lake toward Route N near Lush's Chapel. Citizens may file to be heard by July 18, 1938, via FOJ Noonan, Division Engineer, Sedalia, Missouri.
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State Highway Department
Scott County
Scott-Massissippi
Big Lake
State Highway Commission
Lush’s Chapel
FO J Noonan
Srheston
CCC Radio Station In Operation In Missouri Kansas District
CCC radio station WUFO at the New Madnd drainage camp begins operation with Eugene E Mullins as chief operator. Thirteen stations in the district will aid communications, train operators, and support emergency flood response in January 1937.
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WUFO
CCC
New Madnd
Agar
Eugene E Mullins
Serrysmin CCC
LOCAL NOTES FROM SIKESTON AND SURROUNDING AREAS
Mrs Isabella Love spent Sunday with friends in Sikeston Leland Love visited relatives in St Louis and Cape Girardeau Capers greet many as Mrs Glen Bisher and son Bi and Mrs Omer Comstand shopped in Cape Girardeau Wednesday Miss Ruth Lather spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Wr Lather at Lake Co Miss Elma Newton and Johnny Bryant were married Saturday July 2 at the home of Ed Brock Thelma Austin returned home from Sikeston after two weeks visiting friends Raymond Greer was taken to Southeast Missouri Hospital in Cape Girardeau for an appendectomy Mr and Mrs Morton Neal and Mr and Mrs Lester Hunt with children spent the weekend with friends in St Louis Henson Trevillion and daughter Marguerite visited Mr and Mrs Ancil Andrews in Sikeston Buch Rogers and child of St Louis were guests of Gale Parmley and children over the weekend Oley Treece Roy Crowley and children spent the weekend in Murphysboro for the county fair Edna Choat a sister returned home with them Mrs W T Wafford and daughters Sally and Wanda left Saturday for Paris Arkansas to visit the Edwards family Mrs Hattie Bandard and daughter Mary Kathryn of Fulton Ky and Mrs Lady Wilson of Flint Mich were guests of Mrs Luther Glass Wednesday T A Fans and children Junior and Maxine and Miss Muriel Bak also noted
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Elma Newton
Johnny Bryant
Ed Broch
Thelma Austin
Sikeston
Raymond Greer
Massour Hospital
Cape Girardeau
Morton Neal
Lester Hunt
Spert
St Louis
Henson Trevillion
Marguerite Spert
Ancul Andrews
Buch Rogers and Childrer
Gale Parmley
Oley Treece
Roy Crowley
Murphysboro
Earl Cheat Oerd
Dudley
Ais
Edna Choat
W TT Wafford
Sally
Wanda
Pans
D K. Edwards
Hattie Bandard
Mary Kathryn
Fulton Ky
Lady Wilson
Flint Mich
Luther Glass
Maxine
Muriel Bak
Weekend Visit Recap From Lilbourn To St Louis Area
Residents and relatives from Lilbourn Sikeston St Louis and Caruthersville convened for weekend visits. Guests included Mr and Mrs Herman Hale Mr and Mrs Clarence Hale and son from St Louis Mons Thelma Hale of Stheston Mrs Gey Leming and daughter Dotsy Gay of Atlanta Garrard Mrs Pussell Leming and Mrs PF Hi Brook of St Louis, plus Christine Ledbetter of Caruthers. Several relatives returned home Saturday while others joined gatherings hosted by Mrs Wofford and families.
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Frends
Lilbourn
Bov Carroll
Herman Hale
Clarence Hale
St Louis
Thelma Hale
Caruthers
Ile
Nadine Betty Puthené
Wanda Ovens
W T Wofford
John Mccabee
Charles Dutcan
Judcscr Reynolds
Buddy
California
Dresent
Blainoch
Sally Heerom
Lucrete
Wm Murphy
Hirry Cook Brown
Wofford
Lening
Carl Shivers
Lade Dumtree
Vola Boore
D H Eaker
Marshak Crouch
Harr
Dilhon Dorses Brown
Wr. Mathis
Morehouse
Jim Mccakee
Far Malone
Edna Carroll
Sikeston and
Mesdames
Stanley Jess Wilkins
Cravhe Hall
New Madney
McGee's Baby Bipy Elia Promised To Soothe Stomach
An advertisement claims McGee's Bipy Elia calms baby stomach distress and promotes sleep. It asserts the product uses an unnamed ingredient and is sold at all druggists with a Greek China branding mention.
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Greec
Hhowland
Belptoenech
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Tanner
Sikeston, MO
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Kika
Scott County Milling Co
Robert Dempster
Tanner Bulcirg
Stikreston, MO
Sikeston MO
DR. E. J Nienstedt
Front Street
Merlin G. Anderson
Derris-Malcolm
E. B. Throgmorton
Keith
Center Street
W. A. Anthony
Scott County Mailing Co
DR. Handy Smith
Applegate
Telephone
Tom L. Chidester
Peoples Bank
B. L
265 Trust Company
Optometry
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MecCoy-Tanner Building
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Herald
New Wadrid
Southeast Missouri Telephone Company
NEW Production Credit Secretary
Vane
Ray Ester
NFW Vwadrid CCC
Ik Pranse Ferred
Patronize Herald Advertisers
Conoco
RAI Fertus
York Motor Company
Walene Avenue
Schroff & Atidenberg
North Ringshighway
Sikeston, WO
Russell Barnes
Marvin Ralph
Canalou
Defield Station
East Praire Drake Auto Service
Matthews
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Switzerland
Galt
Spain
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U.S. A
Morehouse News
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Sundz
Leland Love
St Lous
Glen Bisher
Omer Comstand
Cape Giardeau
Ruth. Lather
Wr Lather
Lakeco
Rocktex
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Carey Hocktex
Southeast Missouri Insulating Co
North Main
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