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Newspaper

Sikeston Herald

Location

Sikeston, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1949

Page

5

Canalou News Hosts Weekend Guests and Birthday Celebration

Mrs Floy Jones reports Canalou weekend visitors include Mr and Mrs Bud Rogers and children from St Louis, Mr and Mrs Ogle Evans and children from St Louis, Miss Maud Adams and Clarence Adams from Charleston and St Louis, and many others visiting relatives. Benny Joe Kasinger celebrated his eighth birthday with a large group of friends and neighbors.

Jack Landers East Alton Ill Abe Landers John Ling Nei Aslin Columbia N. G. Hewitt Aslin Clifton Arbuckle L. L Arbuckle Abe Sanders Arbuckle Norma Roberson St Louis L L Arbuckle Orval Jones Lilbourn Rudy Frimiller Evansville Ind Claud Lathom

Tanner News Mrs A D Hill and visiting kin

Essex visitor Fay Long sees her sister Mrs Glen Bond while Darlene Fansler visits Sikeston friends. Many locals host relatives from Vanduser Sikeston Camden Alabama and St Louis with trips across nearby towns on a week.

Fay Long Essex Glen Bond Darlene Fansler Sikeston Kenneth Scriviner Kennett Betty Lou Rhodes Dorothy Hill Earlie Phillips Vanduser James Hill James Hil Roy Phillips Ralph Wyatt Pfc Sandia Base New Mexico E L Barlow Camden Jack Powers Norman Harbison St Louis Charles Hutcheson Sam Werrick Eros Eh Levi Middleberry Ind Broughton Lands James Jenny Lee Prather Doroth Sutter Raleigh I Sam Lands Lyman Fansler Eddie Bracket New Yorn -Port Orla Fansier Larry Bonds Manley Long Cape Girardeau Ray Bradses Mary Ellen Herbert Enders Knowle Tenn

The bat the wizard of night flight and facts

Bats are mammals capable of sustained flight with wing membranes between legs and body. They use high pitched squeaks and radar-like echolocation to avoid obstacles. Despite myth, bats are generally beneficial and reproduce with litters of one to four, with pups suckling and becoming independent in weeks.

Joe Austell Bat Cave Comal Texas

Veterans take farm training under GI Bill in WWII study

A Veterans Administration survey of 2,535,385 WWII veterans in GI Bill and Public Law 16 programs shows about one in eight in training earning degrees or certificates in farm related subjects. About 340,876 are farm trainees with GI Bill education in agriculture engineering, on the job farming training, and other agricultural courses including institutional on farm training. Farm management and animal husbandry lead as popular courses. Public Law 16 farm trainees total 38,460 across various disability based programs.

Veterans Administration

Hot Weather Fishing Tips From Missouri Research

Ralph Pogue notes fish move to aerated lake areas in heat. Missouri study on Niangua arm shows deep, stagnant water lacking oxygen. fish concentrate in upper layers and aerated zones. Bass favor eddy waters near rocks, while catfish and salmon stay bottom in deep holes by day and feed at edges at night.

Ralph Pogue Lake of the Ozarks Missouri Wildlife Research Unit The Conservation Commission Niangua Hahatonka Hahatonkha Spring Cove Deerer Missouri

Ammonium nitrate urged as fall fertilizer in Missouri

Soil specialists at the College of Agriculture promote liberal fall use of ammonium nitrate for field crops in Missouri. With a larger statewide allocation, farmers can expect higher yields on soils with phosphate and potash. Recommended rates include 100 to 200 pounds per acre for various uses such as Sudan grass, corn side dressing, small grain plowdown, pasture tedding, and grass seed production, aiming to encourage future fertilizer adoption in Missouri.

College of Agriculture Missouri Sudan Alta

Lamb Patties Flavored with Allspice and Parsley

A brief recipe note describing lamb patties seasoned with ground allspice and cho’ sett parsley to create a tangy flavor. The method suggests marinating or coating the patties in oil or scum juice for about WW minutes prior to cooking.

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