Cotton Delegates Head to California Meet From Southeast Missouri
Southeast Missouri delegates plus associates depart by two-car special train from Hayti for the 11th annual National Cotton Council meeting in Los Angeles. They will tour Phoenix Bakersfield Fresno and San Francisco while focusing on research promotion production and marketing for 1949.
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Southeast Missouri
National Cotton Council
Los Angeles
Calif
Hayti
Phoenix
Ariz
Anzona Cotton Council
Bakersfield
Fresno
San Francisco
Randolph Smith
Sikeston Compress and Warehouse Company
P. B. Bartmess
Sikeston Cotton Oil Mill Inc
Bartmess
Cotton Council
Missouri
Roy W. Harper
Caruthersville
M. R. Rowland
Drew Wardell
Kennett
Forrest A. McGinley
Metcrell seeks Ward One alderman nomination again
Clay A. Metcrell announces candidacy for re election as alderman in Ward One Sikeston after completing his first two year term. He is regarded as a progressive city official and has lived in Sikeston 18 years. He and his sons operate Sikeston Fruit Market wholesale fruits and vegetables.
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Phillip Sadler
Sikeston
Sadler
Clay A. Mitchell
Mitchell
Mr.Mitchell
Woehlecke Runs Again for Ward Three Alderman
Wm F Woehlecke announces re election bid for alderman in Sikeston Ward Three. entering his first term he is praised as a faithful officer. He and his family moved from Indiana twenty years ago, bought Sikeston Greenhouses and expanded the business as progressive local figures. Real bargains in fine mirrors now.
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WM. F. Woehlecke
City of Sikeston
Sikeston
Woehlecke
Indiana
Farmers Night highlights 90 guests at Sikeston Kiwanis
The Sikeston Kiwanis hosted 90 farmers and 130 attendees at Rustic Rock Inn for Farmers Night. Hartzell Banks spoke on Korea and Japan, noting crowded land and labor limits, and lauded the Mississippi Delta asset mix and regional markets.
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Bartley R. Schwegler
Kiwanis Club of
Sikeston
Rustic Rock Inn
Kiwanis
Robi A. Dempster
Agriculture Committee
Ralph D Williams
Hartzell Banks
Arkansas
Wardell
Korea
Japan
United States Department of Agriculture
Missouri
Mississippi River Valley
Cotton and Soybeans Share Spotlight in Farm Club Meeting
Cotton and soybeans are the main crops, supplying much of America's food and fibre. Attendees included J H Longwell dean of the College of Agriculture Dixie Paul ling and Willam J Murphy from the College of Agriculture Herbert F H Ross county agent New Madrid county Tom Stroup Scott county Miss Lorene Hubbard home agent Scott county and W Z Baker vocational agriculture instructor Sikeston high school. The next regular meeting is Tuesday night March 8 at the Dunn Hotel with Rev Vernon H Guttenfelder chairing the music committee.
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America
J H Longwell
College of Agriculture
Dixie Paulling
Willam J Murphy
Herbert F. H. Ross
New Madrid County
Tom Stroup
Scott County
Miss Lorene Hubbard
W. Z. Baker
Sikeston High School
Dunn Hotel
Vernon H. Guttenfelder
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California
Loomis Mayfield
the Herald
Elmer Poage
Clay A. Metcrell
Southeast MissSourh! Telephone Company
Itwanis Club
Banks
Russia
Orient
Mississippi Valley
G. I. Loans
Scott Insurance Agency
Kroehler
Beauty
Om Ea
Kroehler Furniture
Mag. Wert
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