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Newspaper

Sikeston Herald

Location

Sikeston, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1952

Page

5

Missouri to raise fishing and hunting permits for 1953

The State Conservation Commission approved higher resident fishing and hunting permits. Resident fishing rises from 1.50 to 2.00 dollars and hunting from 2.50 to 3.00, with various combo and trapping permits also adjusted. Non-resident rates remain unchanged, while special local fishing fees at Lake Paho and August Busch Wildlife Area stay the same. Fur and fur dealer licenses see large increases, and commercial fishing rates double or more.

Tthe State Conservation Commission Lake Paho Princeton St.Louis

Bill bugs threaten Scott Farm corn in Chaffee

Farmers Frank Jirik and Geo Eftink reported corn damage from billbugs at the extension office. The bugs injure stalks and roots, creating holes in leaves and excessive suckers. Rotations and fall plowing help, and farmers should learn good practices to raise yields.

Frank Jirik Geo. Eftink Chaffee R. No. 2 Tom B. Stroup

Beet Greens Preparation Tips from Ruth Dennis County Agent

Ruth Dennis, county home agent, advises washing beet tops like spinach and cooking greens in a covered pan with minimal water. Flavor with bacon fat or butter, salt, and pepper, and a few vinegar drops for zest. The note also highlights ongoing Mississippi County farm meetings promoting successful practices.

Ruth Dennis County

County 4-H Council Plans Camp and Share the Fun

The New Madrid county 4-H Council met in the Circuit Court room to plan a three day camp July 10 11 and 12 at Wappapella Camp. A committee of 4 H leaders was formed chaired by Charles Gardner. The council approved a new recreation program Share the Fun sponsored by Extension Service and U S Rubber Company. Winners advance to district and state contests with national breakfast opportunities.

Chicago Clarkton Marston Club Kay Ann Babcock Barbara Cribbs Canalou Arts and Crafts Project New Madrid Circuit Court Room Wappapella Charles Gardner Willard Sander H. B. Hulshof Paul Stephens Dewey Thompson Frank KeSler Wendell Crosby Arlos Ray C. G. Scott Missouri Agriculture Extension Service Farm Tire Division U. S. Rubber Company Columbia

Local residents visit and travel in Charter Oak area

Bud Hunter family and others from Bakersfield and nearby towns visited Elbert Asher and other locals Sunday. St Louis visitors include Johnny and Jake Dial and Rene Barber. Several couples made weekend business trips to Sikeston and Jonesboro. W C McWaters and Geraldine Vent wed quietly in Calcutt ark.

Bud Hunter Bakersfield Calif Joe Kang Ebert Asher Bonnie Jean Barnes Canalu Aul Barnes Pansy Tooms Clyde Luten Po Sikeston C. M. Gains R. M. Hood St. Louis Elbert Asher Sanday Elmer Stahl Reginald Asher Ernon Baker Faye and Regiald Oliver Riley Sikeston Paul Barnes Paul Edward Wade C. Greer Morley Kenneth Iverett Russell Lawson William Lawson Francis Hospital Cape Girdeau Lawm Seaburn Barber Watts Jonesgro Ark W. C. McWaters Geraldine Vent Calton Ggott John Mick

Foot and Mouth Disease Fears Lift Threats to U.S. Agriculture

Senator James P. Kem discusses the ongoing threat of foot and mouth disease to U S livestock and the border controls with Canada and Mexico. He cites past outbreaks, cites a 1929 California incident, and urges careful consideration of inviting Mexican cattle and fresh meat imports while stressing border and industry protections. He references U S federal and state veterinary efforts and cooperation with Canada, plus reader mail urging checks on executive power and constitutional limits on war decisions. He also laments U S air power delays in Korea and critiques potato dyeing and a red-faced agriculture secretary Brannan.

United States California Canada Mexico Senate Committee On Agriculture Department of Agriculture U. S Saskatchewan U. S. Bureau of Animal Industry Washington Missouri Anna E. Munford Kansas City Miss Munford Supreme Court Congress

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