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Newspaper

Sikeston Herald

Location

Sikeston, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1949

Page

9

Right of Way Sought for New 69kV Transmission Line

M A Electric Power Cooperative seeks property easements in Stoddard Scott and New Madrid counties for a 69000 volt line linking Ozark Border Electric Poplar Bluff Paxico Malden and other load centers. Bailiff of Dexter leads outreach. final staking planned within two weeks with July construction bids.

Poplar Buff M & A Electric Power Cooperative Stoddard Scott New Madrid J. W Bill Dexter Ozark Border Electric Cooperative Poplar Bluff Paxico Malden Scott-New Madrid-Mississippi Cooperative Bloomfield Essex Sikeston Anniston Delta Lutesville Marble Hill Black River Electric Cooperative Puxico Idalia Morehouse Matthews Vanclyser James W. Owens Jr M & A Cooperative Owens Bill Bailiff

Meaning of Allotment and Quotas Explained

Clarifies the difference between acreage allotments and marketing quotas for farm crops. An acreage allotment sets crop size and earns price supports if followed. a marketing quota fixes marketable supply and triggers penalties for excess marketing. Quotas require two thirds farmer vote to implement.

H. Baxter Hall State Production and Marketing Administration Committee Hall Secretary of Agriculture

How Long Will Farm Land Last

This piece quotes Evin Burke, chairman of the Scott County Agricultural Conservation Committee, warning that repeated cropping without soil-restoring practices has depleted humus, weakened soil structure, and increased erosion, threatening farm viability. It notes War-era farming pressures and emphasizes conservation efforts to prevent further land loss and repair damage.

Evin Burke Scott County Agricultural Conservation Committee

Scott County Farmers Sign Up for ACP Program

Evin Burke says 1085 Scott county farmers signed up for the 1949 ACP plan, about 63 percent of the eligible 1700. The program offers material, services or financial aid to cover roughly half the out of pocket costs for soil and water conservation practices such as terraces, waterways, dams, drainage ditches, cover crops and weed control. The ACP is locally administered by elected committeemen with 20 community and three county members, including Burke as county chairman from Vanduser.

Scott County Evin Burke County Agricultural Conservation Committee Burke Vanduser

Balanced Farming Proves Profitable

Mr and Mrs A W Watson of near Gideon follow a balanced farming plan praised by Matson for steady gains. The rotation covers five fields with cotton, vetch, soybeans, wheat, lespedeza, corn and oats and includes annual fertilizer use after soil tests. A hog rotation with red clover, lime, and planned herd movements complements the system, while a self funded ditch improves drainage and field access. The Matsons built a modern home with all services and a blue grass yard, showcased as a model of careful planning and family living.

A. W. Watson Near Gideon Matson Mr. Matson Balanced Farming Association Herbert Rolf Elbert Waide Matsons

Mansker Infant Dies Of Suffocation Here

Nora Louise Mansker two months old daughter of Mr and Mrs Willard Mansker of Smith Addition died of suffocation at home Monday night The infant was found in bed by Mrs Mansker Tuesday morning Coroner Clyde Poe returned a verdict of suffocation Funeral services were held yesterday at the Taylor Funeral Chapel with Rev A C Sullivant of Morehouse officiating Interment was in Bloomfield cemetery Surviving are the parents two sisters Shirley and Mabel three brothers James Edward Jackie and Charles and grandmothers Mrs Mae Doran of Sikeston and Mrs Lora Riggs of Doniphan

Nora Louise Willard Mansker Smith Addition Shirley Mabel James Edward Jackie Charles Mae Doran Sikeston Lora Riggs Doniphan

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Missouri Production and Marketing Administration Committee W. O. Botter Missouri University Harold L. Nus Missouri Lair’s W. J. Cleary Owera Perrashive Sikeston, Mo EAGLE Waggener Front Street Sikeston, MG Jarman Shoe Department East Front Street Sikeston, Missouri Mansker Newsparrernabhiye
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