Scott County Farm Activities and Price Control Meeting Plans
Community and neighborhood leaders in Scott County will meet with Extension Agents over the next two weeks to discuss the national price control program for wartime and postwar periods. Meetings begin at 8:30 p.m. in listed school and hall locations from June 9 to June 19. Cotton growers in Missouri begin applying for Smith Doxey improvement benefits with early submissions urged to the Agriculture Marketing Administration.
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Scott County
Oran
Lime
Chaffee School
Benton Court House
Stringer
Commerce
Kelso
Lusk School
Blodgett
Vancyser
Missouri Cotton Growers
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Missouri
Missour
Department of Agriculture
Sime
Lane
Mussoun
Southeast Missouri
Stonevile Mess
J. R. Pauling
Sikeston
Portagevlle
Maldes
Ralph C. Hubbard
Sailbourn
John Effink
Portageville
Dewitt Johnson
Lilbourn
Waterfowl refuge hearing set for Mingo area
Missouri Conservation Commission schedules public meetings in Poplar Bluff on June 20 to discuss the Mango waterfowl refuge proposal. Public input sought with special group sessions at 4:00 p.m. and a morning inspection tour of Mingo and Wappapello districts. Members include Director L T Bode and state officials.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
Missouri Conservation Commission
Poplar Bluff
L T. Bode
Mango
Fish and Wildlife Service
United States Department of Interior
Bode
Court House
Commission
Bote
Wating
The
Conservation Commission
L T Bode
Mingo
Wappapella
E Sydney Stephens
Columbia
A. P. Greensfelder
St Louis
G. E Stoner
Springfield
Owen Turmbull
Troy
Missouri pension checks to stay near thirteen dollars
Missouri official figures show the average pension remains around 13 dollars per month for the rest of the year. Federal estimates had suggested 19 dollars, but Missouri officials say a 30 percent reduction from limited state appropriations keeps checks at about 13 dollars through December.
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Missour
Washington
Federal Socal Securty Board
Congress
Se Org Gat
Livestock Feeders on Market with Stock Hog Prices
Scott county residents and their buyers on the St Louis Producers market reported hog lots priced per cwt. Albert Matche Sikeston sold 196 lb hogs at 14 25 cwt Hoss scaling 215 lb hogs fetched 14 05 Mabel Skaggs Chaffee bought 211 lb hogs at 14 05 John Maddox Sikeston hogs 189 lb cashed at 14 95 C B Jobe Benton 182 lb hogs brought 14 10 Mankin Sikeston received 14 10 for 207 lb hogs.
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Scott County
St Louis
Albert Matche
Sikeston
Hoss
Mabel Skaggs
Chaffee
Mike Bucher
Oran
John Maddox
New Madrid County
W. C. Leigh
Matthews
R G Stroud
Riley
New Madrid
Parma
Om. Wilhenny
Mary French
Portaugeville
Riley Jr
Wailham
NATURE KNIGHT AWARDS TO THIRTY CHILDREN
Nature Knight awards thirty Scott county children in May by the Missouri Conservation Commission. The Square badges mark first rank advancement in the Junior Conservationist program and recipients include Velma Ruth Duke, Ruby Thomas, Norman Blattel, Norman Burger, Wanda Lee Burger, Gerald Diebold, Mary Diebold, Mary Essner, Paul Essner, George Heuring, Rita Heisserer, Mary Genevieve Keusenkhothen, Marie Riehlkamer, Curtis LeVan, James Messmer, Alene Raines, Gertrude Ressel, Harold Ressel, Rose Mary Ressel, Marcus Seyer, Robert Seyer, Alene Scherer, Harry Scherer, Wesley Schlosser, Dolores Staebel, Anna Marie Weissmueller, Elmer Westrich, Rita Westrich, Vera Westrich, and Virginia Westrich.
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Scott County
Missouri Conservation Commission
Cotton-Picking Contest Returns to Blytheville
The third annual national cotton picking contest will be held in Blytheville on September 21 and 22 with $2000 in cash prizes for the winners.
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Blytheville
Chinese Cabbage and Southeast Missouri Farming Notes
Chinese cabbage, a less common but rising Missouri crop, thrives in cool seasons and is a strong fall plant. The Cacish variety forms compact heads and is ideal for Missouri. plant seeds June 15, transplant or seed in place. Also covered are cotton growers tours, 4-H Sunday plans, and county livestock marketing results, with notes on cabbage and cucumber pest control and late crop varieties.
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Missoun
Missiun
Beng Crowdec
Missouri
Manon
Patrol Continues Drive Against Bad Drivers
The Mississippi Patrol reports continued action to reduce dangerous driving. Sergeant Melvin Dace arrested John Alexander Ward of Matthews on intoxicating driving. Ward waived preliminary hearing and was bound over to the next term of New Madrid County circuit court. Careless driving and other highway misuse are being punished.
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Melvin Dace
John Alexander Ward
Matthews
Ward
New Madrid
Beng
Also Mentioned on This Page
Scott County Farm Activities
Leon M. Lane
Office of Solid Fuels Coordination
United States
Cemsus
Lynn Ancell
C B. Jobe
Benton
P. Mankin
Mr. Cotton Ginner
Paul H. Teal
Eatonson
Meiven Boertice
New Madrd County
Supt
Lynn Twitty
Owen Taul
Lilbourn Hgh
Methodist Assembly Grounds
Arcadia
Ozark Mountains
Pilot Knob
Fort Davidson
Lake Halamey
Ann Arbor
Sikeston Farm Equipment, Inc
Allis-Chalmers
Tractors
New Holland
Papec Hammermilll
Enmlag
New Idea
Dunham Tillage Tools
Black Hawk
Fairbanks-Morse Mills
Vulcan
Rose
Sikeston, MO
Binder
Farm Bureau Service CO
Sikeston, Missouri
Linn Street
Pearl Harbor
Boyce Farm Equipment
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