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Newspaper
Sikeston Herald
Location
Sikeston, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1954
Page
3
A long list of relatives and friends from Charleston and nearby towns were noted traveling and visiting across several states including Michigan, Kentucky, Arkansas, and Missouri. Visitors and homecomings included Daisy Hirons, Elizabeth Zint, Bob Dugal, J. W. Thrasher, Ulysses Mabesip, and Miss Judy Litchenigger, among others, with many attending gatherings, board meetings, and family events.
A pasture mower reduces weed and brush competition, helping achieve more uniform grazing across fields. It speeds grass growth and supports better grazing management, though some plants resist grazing and cannot be kept perfectly uniform.
O T Coleman Missouri extension soils specialist notes fertilizer use has grown nearly tenfold in ten years and high analysis fertilizers are common. He says ninety six counties now offer soil testing through extension labs, urging accurate composite samples from surface and subsoil layers for crops like alfalfa and sweet clover. County agents can collect samples, with guidelines covering sampling depth, area, and methods to ensure precise recommendations.
Canalou residents gather for visits with relatives in Mississippi Arkansas Missouri and Illinois. Families including Clark Hill and Jones clans travel between Canalou Memphis Chicago Sikeston and St Louis for birthdays church events and Fourth of July gatherings with extended kin and friends.
A garbled local column notes visits by Jeanne Keifer spent a week in St. Louis. Mrs. Mayne visited relatives in Mattoon. Mr. and Mrs Marvin Gibbs and other locals visited Aishinty Lancaster and W. R. Fallowell at Rea Rolla area mentions a conservation life and a notice of a late afternoon call. details are unclear due to damaged text.
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