New Madrid County 4-H Club News Highlights Meetings and Plans
The New Madrid County 4-H clubs report activities from Lilbourn, Hayti, and Tallapoosa. Members selected delegates for Grooming Contest, 4-H Camp, and Good Tapering contest, with demonstrations on clothing, kitchen fixes, and sewing. Plans for an Arcadia Club Camp and Rural Youth meeting outline travel, demonstrations, and project progress.
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Lilbourn
New Hope
Alma Wailer
Cortest
Charles Fair
Alma Pain
Mateur
Dick Owens
Gemberling
Cox-Baderville Food
Smith Hubbard
Marnie
Tallawees
Tallapoosa
Sean
Joyce
Shirley Worth
Migat
Arcadia
Mae
Ee New Madrid County
Rusco Seicei
Opportunity for Farmers in U S Savings Bonds
A mis souri extension director argues many farmers with cash reserves should buy U S Savings Bonds as a safer long term investment than commodities. He cites prices for hogs and cattle, notes land may fall, and recommends bonds for diversification, emergency cash, and education funding, urging joint holdings for spouses and daily utility for farm families.
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J W Burch
Missour
U. S
Bullfrog biology and wild game notes from Missouri
Ralph Pogue of the Missouri Conservation Commission explains bullfrog life stages from spawning to tadpole development and maturation. He notes mating calls, diet, predators including humans, and hunting methods and seasons in Missouri.
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Ralph Pogue
The
Missouri Conservation Commission
Dog helps a fisherman by snagging fish during pond
Conservation Agent Roy N. Tomlinson watches John Murphy of Rushville, Missouri fish in a farm pond when a guard dog trips the cork from the line and retrieves a fish. Murphy shrugs off the incident as the dog does a portion of the work. The story ends with a local sales plug for Sikeston Bargain Days on June 23–25.
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John Murphy
Rushville
Roy N. Tomlinson
Murphy
Tomlinson
VA study shows disabled veterans choose varied employment goals
VA officials report on 146401 handicapped veterans in Public Law 16 programs as of November 30, 1948. Nearly half pursue professional fields such as teaching engineering and law while others train for trades, business, and agriculture. On the job trainees number 86864 with mechanics, metal work, construction, and sales among top aims. About 1300 wheelchair veterans have been approved for Federal grants up to 10000 each to obtain specially designed homes.
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Veterans Administration
Congress
Missouri
Kansas
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Charter group forms Alcoholics Anonymous in Southeast Missour i
A Southeast Missouri chapter of Alcoholics Anonymous is forming with members in Sikeston Charleston Portageville and Cape Girardeau. A July meeting will be sponsored by the St Louis chapter. Interested persons may contact local pastors or physicians for information. VA aid covers up to half the cost of accessible veteran homes with a $10000 max.
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Alcoholics Anonymous
Sikeston
Charleston
Portageville
Cape Girardeau
St. Louis
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