Good brooding and garden tips from Scott County
County Extension Agent Tom B Stroup and Home Agent Lorene Hubbard share essential brooding practices for healthy chicks, space and sanitation needs, feed and water guidance, and the dangers of crowding. They note also gardener Purdy's advice on insect control, disease resistant cabbage varieties, and using calendar worksheets and insecticides for home gardens.
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Tom B Stroup
Sfiss Lorene Hubbard
Tom B. Stroup
Benton
Allen Purdy
Purdy
Missouri
Midiseason
Manon Market
Globe
County Extension Office
Aliso
Wylie 4 H Club Demonstrations At April Meeting
The Wylie 4 H Club held a meeting with Leroy Jink presenting a soil sampling demonstration and Pauline Smith showing how to make divinity candy. Norma Jink showcased a Purebred Duroc Jersey quilt, while Frank Jirik displayed handicraft articles. The next meeting is set at Peggy and Patrie Smiths home on April 3.
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Wylie 4-H Club
Leroy Jink
Pauline Smith
Norma Jink
Frank Jirik
Peggy
Patrie Smith
Prospective Plantings in Missouri This Spring
Missouri farmers plan 7.457 million acres of crops excluding cotton, down from 7.796 million last year, with corn at 4.396 million acres and oats at 1.906 million. Weather has hindered field work, likely reducing oat planting. Dunklin County votes to form a Soil Conservation District, becoming Missouri's 22nd district, with four supervisors elected and a plan to hire staff through the Soil Conservation Service. Soybeans slated for 823,000 acres, hay at 3.516 million acres, down 4 percent from 1948.
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Missouri
Federal State Cooperative Reporting Service
Dunklin County
Soil Conservation
N. B. Tinnin
Hornersville
State Soils District Commission
Ronnie F. Greenwell
Hayti
Pemiscot County
Dunklin
Cape Girardeau County
G. I
U.S. Soil Conservation Service
Harvey Cashion
Campbell
James Dunscombe
Clarkton
Kennett
Rubbish Fire at Berry Home in Alley Reported
Fire department responded to E. H. Berry at 805 Sikes Avenue Monday evening after rubbish burning in an alley. No damage occurred. Read the ads. They're News.
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BERRY
E. H. Berry
Sikes Avenue
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Scott County Farm News
Mor- Res
Miss Flory
Morley
Helen Gibbs
McMullin
Emma Simpson
Eula Minner
Carl Moore
Miner
J. W. Paullus
H. A. Lewis
Ben O. Matthews
Joe Smith
Harold Burger
R. J. Nothdurst
Illmo
L. T. Marshall
Harry Ennis
M. F. Roth
Salcedo
Dempsey Gardner
Buddy Springs
Commerce
Albion Anderson
C M. Beardslee
Oran
Edwin Burger
Claud Hughes
Bonnie Cofer
Newspape
Ehrorive
Soil Conservation For
Allis-Chalmers
Sikeston Farm Equipment Co
Telephone
N. Ranney
Sikeston, Mo
VETER
Ollar
Hittca
Armstrong Quaker
Robert Shaw Owen Regulator
Axminster
Alexander Smith
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