Wheat storage urged for New Madrid County farmers
County Extension Agent Herbert Rolf notes a expected 1949 wheat crop of about 1.3 billion bushels, with large July supplies and risk of distress selling. He cites Missouri University College of Agriculture economists and PMA parity data, urging on farm storage to recoup costs over a few years.
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New Madrid
Herbert Rolf
Missouri University College of Agriculture
Missouri Pma
Cotton Association Employs Manager in Portageville
The Missouri Cotton Producers Association hires Ronnie F. Greenwell of Hayti as executive secretary and manager. Greenwell brings leadership from several farming and civic roles and will oversee producer, ginner, merchant, and professional memberships. The group offices near Highway 61 open in about a week. Charles Baker of Kennett leads as president with a slate of vice presidents and a diverse board of directors. J. W. Conran of New Madrid serves as attorney.
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Missouri Cotton Producers
Portageville
Ronnie F. Greenwell
Hayti
Greenwell
Arkansas-Missouri Cotton Ginners Association
Missouri Seed Improvement Association
Missouri 26A
Lions International
Agricultural Council of Arkansas
Pemiscot County Farm Bureau Federation
State Soil Conservation Districts Commission
Donnell
Donnelly
Smith
Missouri
Missouri Cotton Producers Association
Mississippi Delta
Charles B. Baker
Kennett
David Barton
Catron
Crews Reynolds
Caruthersville
Ernest Story
Wolf Island
Delbert C. Johnson
Charles Baker
Kimball Swindle
Senath
George Shelby
Charleston
Harry B. Campbell
Lilbourn
Delbert Johnson
W. P. Hunter
E. P. Coleman
Robert Matthews
Sikeston
Tom Baker
Essex
J. W. Conran
New Madrid
Final Rites Held for Thomas Holderby
Thomas Holderby died at his home May 28 and final rites were held May 30 at Kittenger Funeral Home Carmi with Rev Danie F Martin officiating. Interment in Maple Ridge cemetery. He moved to Sikeston in 1917 to farm extensively, later worked in real estate with Mamie Hendershott Hall. Survived by his widow and two sisters Lucian Wittmer of Chicago and Ina Mae Cochran of Moline Illinois.
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Thomas Holderby
Kittenger
Carmi
Dannie F. Martin
Maple Ridge
First Methodist Church
Holderbys
Lucian Wittmer
Chicago
Ina Mae Cochran
Moline, Il
Thanks for kindness during illness and death of Thomas Holderby
The Holderby family expresses sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for support during illness and death. They thank Rev J W Hof fert for consoling words and the Welsh Funeral Service. Signed by Mrs. Thomas Holderby, Mrs. Lou Wittmer, and Mrs. Ida Cochran.
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Thomas Holderby
J. W Hoffert
Lou Wittmer
Ida Cochran
Funeral of relative attended by Mr and Mrs Kirby
Mr and Mrs Ted Kirby attended the funeral of Mrs Kirby's uncle Robert J Wilson at Farmer City Illinois last Friday. They were accompanied home by her father Randall Wilson of Wichita Kansas who was brought from Sikeston by his son John Wilson and wife. The Wilsons will spend a short time in Temns before returning to Sikeston.
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Ted Kirby
Kirby
Robert J. Wilson
Farmer City
Ill
Randall Wilson
Wichita, Kan
Sikeston
John Wilsom
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Bennett Commer
Tennessee Experiment Station
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Ohio Station
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Sedalia
C. C. Cummins
State College
Cape Girardeau
Frigidaire
Leeds
Frigideire
Trigidaire Electric
Thos. Holderby
Southeast Missouri Telephone Company
Mnillings
E. Malone Ave
Sikeston, Missouri
Auartley
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