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Newspaper

Sikeston Herald

Location

Sikeston, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Mar 16, 1939

Page

6

Committeemen Progress on 1939 Farm Plan Schedule

Community committeemen of New Madrid County follow the schedule for farmer notifications and plan development for the 1959 Agricultural Conservation program. Meetings to fit the March 13 to 18 timeline, with township by township schedules across multiple towns and offices from Anderson Gideor to West-Cathex.

New Madrid Anderson Gideor Bank Moarcay Bry Prairie Roberts Dore Miesda Como

Cattle Shipment From Saturnia To Illinois Feeder Cattle

E P Coleman Jr shipped 651 young steers Monday to Illinois feeder via Frisco. The 12-car air line shipment, part of Coleman’s recent cattle movement, continues a yearlong pattern of dispatching hundreds of head from his feed lots.

E P Coleman Jr Saturnia Frisco Coleman

Grasshoppers Again Threaten Scott County

James Meyers assistant county agent reports likely grasshopper infestation in Scott County as a Bureau of Entomology survey shows heavier egg infestation than any Southeast Missouri county. Spring and summer weather will determine damage. cool damp slows hatching, warm dry speeds it. Farmers urged to watch windbreaks and fence rows for young hoppers and control once they reach a quarter to one half inch. contact county extension office with sightings.

James Meyers Scott County Bureau of Entomology and Scot County Missour County County Extension Office

Crop allotment records open to public inspection

Scott County Agriculture Conservation Association announces crop acreage allotments yields and productivity indexes for all farms are available for public inspection. The registrar lists each farm by town in a book form at the county office.

Scott County Risin Burke Scott County Agriculture Consenation Association Burk Townshops End Board Arvone Mary Scott County Vericulture Consemvation

Remodeling Work at Delta CCC CAVP

Interior of the camp mess hall and canteen is being remodeled. Plywood is installed from floor to about four feet and stained. Sidewalls above plywood and ceiling will be painted with a cold water paint. Floor has been sanded with an electric sander. Remodeling aims to create a more homey atmosphere in both rooms.

Farmers Should Request Cotton Allotments Now

Scott County farmers planning cotton on unplanted farms in 1936 37 or 38 should file for allotments at once says Evin Burke chair of the county Agriculture Conservation Association A small acreage is available for farms without allotments totaling about 2 percent of Scott County's 510 acre allotment Requests filed cover over 550 acres but only for farms without previous allotments Applications must be in by Monday March 20 Farmers who grew cotton in 1926 1937 or 1938 are ineligible for these allotments.

Scott County Evin Burke Scott County Agriculture Conservation Association Burke

Grow Healthy Pullet folders sent to Scott County raisers

County extension office mails Grow Healthy Pullet folders to Scott County poultry raisers. Mrs. Booker of Oran praises the guide for low pullet deaths and early laying. The material stresses clean chicks, proper brooding, sanitation, and economical, complete rations. Assistants urge careful study and ready access to the folders.

Scott Country Poultry Wow Hooker Oran Booker Comix Exrtersion

Farw Howe Projects Improve Home Life Through 4-H

Ella Fikuart Scott Counts discusses home demonstration efforts and 4-H clubs guiding Missourian youths and women toward better homes and farms. She notes training from church, school, and community groups, advocates improved appearance of homes to reflect prosperity, and urges byroad residents to invest in simple improvements.

Ella Fikuart Scott Bing Missouri Punkie

We Pay Cash for Dead Animals in Sikeston

We Pay Cash for Dead Animals advertises disposal services by telephone, offering quick pickup for carcasses and related waste in Sikeston. The notice emphasizes prompt payment and contact via telephone.

Sikeston Dead Animal Disposal Co

SOI CONSERVATION AT DELTA CCC CAMP

William Shotwell, agronomist for the Soil Conservation Service in Fulton Missouri, visited the Delta CCC camp on March 7. He will plan plant and crop rotation from soil analyses of four sections to determine suitable crops and fertility improvements and assess the Diversion Channel levee of the Little River Drainage District for erosion control with appropriate grasses or muatures.

Wiliam Shotwell Soil Conservation Service Area Office Fulton Delta CCC Mr. Shotwell Chemical Department Shotwell Little River

Catron 4-H Club Meets for March Work at School

Twenty four 4 H Club members and leaders met at the Catron school building at 9 00 Saturday morning March 11 for the first meeting since February. Officers led a business session and each project chairman reported progress. Mrs Sharp and Mrs Streeter reported four meetings with good attendance and activity. Ruby Crabb's group discussed literature delays but held a session on table setting and knife fork and spoon use. The next meeting is April 1 at 1 50 pm with the foods group in charge. it will be open to parents and friends. Jaskio O C Wiehne, Cane Girardeau school superintendent, requests a full time public health nurse for rural schools.

Catrol School

Gardens Pay Big Returns in Missouri Gardens

Missouri farmers can net about 15099 dollars from a cash investment of 8723 for one half acre, says J W C Anderson of the Missouri College of Agriculture. Records show averages across many gardens with one third acre yielding 22.2 percent. He notes gardens cut food costs, provide fresh vegetables, and boost family health and the farm’s food standards.

J W C Anderson Mossoun College of Agriculture

County Rural Schools To Have Music Fete

Scott county will stage its first Rural School Music Festival at Chaffee high school gym Friday with 800 children. The program starts at 10 am and features county chorus numbers, a 150-voice select chorus, contests by school size, an operetta titled A Year in Marys Garden with 100 plus children, rhythm and harmonica groups, and exhibiti ons. Transportation by school buses, lunches to be brought, and out-of-county judges selected.

Scott County Chaffee High School H. L. Finley Finley Mary’s Garden Chaffee

Morehouse News and Sikeston Visits

Mrs. Wm. Dillion shopped to Sikeston Monday Phil Wofford transacted business in St. Louis Monday. Tia Kem spent the week end with Sybil Medcalf in Sikeston. Lena Muriel Schrum of Sikeston visited her sister Ula Schrum here Monday. Mrs. Mary Newton is seriously ill at her home suffering with ptomaine poison. Mr. and Mrs G aA. Goza and son Hudson of Chaffee visited friends here Monday. Misses Frances and Louie James and Isabella Love shopped in Sikeston Monday. Theodore Braggs left Monday for Jacksonville Fla where he will seek employment.

Wm. Dillion Sikeston Phil Wofford St. Louis Tla Kem Sybil Medcalf Lena Muriel Schrum Ula Schrum Mary Newton G Aa Goza Hudson Chaffee Frances Louie James Isabella Love Theodore Braggs Jacksonville Fla

Local Social News and Miscellaneous Updates

Bill McFarland Dorotha Lee Dunfee and Bobby Jo Hunt are on the sick list this week. A miscellaneous shower was given for Mrs Lee Salter, a recent bride, Tuesday afternoon. Miss Elizabeth Hoehn, a teacher in the grade school, spent the weekend in St Louis. The Ladies Missionary Society will sponsor a tea this afternoon at the home of Mrs Anna Blaylock. Mrs Jake Shelby sprained an arm and bruises when she tripped at home last Sunday. Rev Harold Ray and family visiting friends in St Louis this week. A surprise birthday party was given Saturday afternoon for Billy Summers birthday with about 20 guests.

Bill McFarland Dorotha Lee Dunfee Bobby Jo Hunt Lee Salter Elizabeth Hoehn St. Louis Ladies Missionary Society Anna Blaylock Jake Shelby Harold Ray Billy Summers

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