Scott County 4-H Tackles Lite-Farm Equipment Safety
Scott County 4-H Clubs promote safety with Scotch Lite reflective stickers for metal or wooden farm equipment. The program supports safety week July 24 30 led by National Safety Council and USDA. Local leaders and clubs across Benton Diehlstadt Oran New Hamburg Tri City and five others will distribute reflectors and stickers to farmers to reduce night time and highway accidents.
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Scott County
National Safety Council
United States Department of Agriculture
Benton
Diehlstadt
Oran
New Hamburg
Tri-City
Fornfelt
Ancell
Lusk Chappel
Local Social Roundup At Sikeston And Kewanee
Local society notes recount a Sikeston evening speaker J Clint Hawkins from St Louis, tea honoring him hosted by Supt and Mrs Lynn Twitty, and a stork shower for Mrs Jewel Martin Clayton at the school lunch room. Also covered are visits by multiple families, church group WSCS meets with reports of the annual conference in St Louis, and scrapbook honors by Mrs J W Hill.
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Frd Hetlage
Sikeston
J. Clint Hawkins
St. Louis
Supt
Lynn Twitty
G. H. Fairless
J. H. Spradling
D. C. Barry
Jewel Martin Clayton
Roy Harris
Linda
Poplar Bluff
Leland Corbin
Detroit
Mich
Troy Tippett and Sons
Tim Tippett
Fred Hetlage
P. A. McDougal
Masonic Hall
Row Hilton
Wendell
Chester Nix
Vernie Spraiding
Mildred Brotherton
Walter Schuerenberg
Paul Trout
Cape Girarde
Myrtle Bradley
Lindsey Nolley
G. H. Gibson
von Taylor
Shelton Rhodes
Sikeston Baptist Church
WSCS
B. Ho Gilmer
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Kewanee Society
J. W. Hill
Status of Women
Fuse Rope Answer To Bird Troubles
Yom Stroup, Scott County extension agent, offers a rope of cotton fiber treated with firecrackers to deter birds. The Wildlife Department of Interior endorses the method, wiring three inch apart charges so they explode every 27 minutes, suitable for fields or trees where starlings and sparrows roost.
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Yom Stroup
Scott County Extension
AoSfuse
Wildlife Department of Interior
Mississippi County Farm News Digest of Field Practices
Local farm notes by R Q Brown describe harvest timing and feeding strategies, with emphasis on corn byproducts, grinding efficiency, and feed formulations. The report mentions hogs, stations, and grain handling alongside weather impacts and crop management practices.
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Mississippi County Farm News
R. Q. Brown
Bartes
Hetoweek
Bates
Barhes
Gorsa
Missouri Farm Prices Fall on May 15 Index Decline
The Missouri prices received index for farm products on May 15 averaged 24. The all crops index stood at 229, down one point from last month and last year. The livestock and products index at 242 dropped from the prior month and year, with cattle and calves down and hogs, geese, and sheep also lower. The report notes widespread price declines across animal commodities and discusses farm conditions and market factors influencing the drop.
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Missouri
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Scott County Ramblincs
Leon Dannie
Bentons
L.A. Leon
Mike Friga
Orar
Leon Glastetter
New
Hlas
Duro
George Germain
Civ
Wallis Clippard
Laisk
Daire
Sudan
Atlas Sorgo
Commoor
Rourhaee
Mars Mo
Ema
Eves
Gyles Gibby
Gosteam
Kewanee News
Stork
Sekeston Herald
John Dowling
Babb and
Notmers
Bieet Ebort
Phos
Sitia
Missouri Farm Products Price Index
Martiaaty
Tepten
Osreb
Ah Yeasary
Hale & Williams ‘Tractors Company
W. Malone
Sikeston, Mo
Clover Lawn
U. S
Bloomfield
Bloomer
Edwards Iga
Kindred’s *Kroger’s
Alwin G. Gasser
Chevrolet
Daytona Beach
Nascar
Florida
Columbia
N. C
Fayetteville
Chevolet
General Motors
Beeehon
Kay
Mitchell-Sharp Chevrolet Company
Sikeston, Missouri
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