Scott County Cattle Feeders Plan Southeast Missouri Meeting
Cattle feeders from Scott and eight nearby counties will convene at Sikeston in the Methodist church basement on Friday May 10 at 7 p.m. Sponsored by Farm Bureau, Missouri Extension, and Producers Livestock Commission, the program includes a banquet, talks on feeds, price outlook, cattle grades, and marketing by university and industry representatives.
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Scott
Stoddard
Cape Girardeau
Mississippi
New Madrid
Butler
Dunklin
Pemiscot
Sikeston
Methodist Church
Missouri
Farm Bureau
Extension Service
Missouri College of Agriculture
Producers Livestock Commission Company
Russell-Bradley Missionary Society of the Church
E. S. Matteson
National Livestock Marketing Association
Scott County
Otto Diebold
Scott County Farm Bureau
Andy Heisserer
Kelso
Louis Albrecht
Timo
Zeno Heisserer
Oran
Amos McMullin
Morley
Raymond Galemore
Blodgett
Evin Burke
Vanduser
Arthur Schiwitz
Commerce
Walter Dohogne
Silmo
Ted Rhoades
Lusk
Roy Johnson
Fremont Goetz
May T
County Health Meeting At Benton Well Attended
A Benton health meeting on April 24 featured Dr A P Haw speaking on Home and Community Sanitation and Its Influence on Family and Community Health. District nurses Ethel Anne and Nina Larkin trained leaders from multiple clubs on bandaging and antiseptics, with immunization highlighted as vital.
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Benton Well
Benton
A. P. Haw
Robert Cannon
John Hobbs
W. A. English
Rubie Harrison
Dallas J. Wallace
Asa Bailey
J. Harvey Moore
Mart Holmes
Della Scherer
Mary Vaughn
Floyd Phillips
J. F. Maynard
Omer Hubble
Luther Fadler
H. A. Lewis
E. H. Miller
F. M. Forbis
E. W. Sprenger
L. A. Bom
C. I. Sauer
Louis Albrecht
A. B. Summers
Sidney Meesey
Rex Pattengill
J. A. Schneider
E. R. Rister
J. F. Stidham
Tom Simmons
Joe Smith
Misses Carmen Bailey
Ethel Anne
Nina Larkin
Lennox
Miner
Rockview
Pleasant Valley
Pleasant Hull
Head
Diehlstadt
Dunaver
Porter Switch
Owensby
White Oak
Employment Service to Aid Cotton Industry Offices Open May First
Temporary Missouri State Employment Service offices will open May 1 in Charleston Malden and New Madrid to connect cotton growers with workers and help choppers and pickers find jobs. Permanent offices already operate in Caruthersville Kennett and Sikeston for worker placement. The service charges no fee to employers or workers and urges growers to update needs and workers to register early.
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Missouri State Employment Service
Charleston
Malden
New Madrid
Herald
Employment Service
Caruthersville
City Hall
Kennett
Kennett Street
Sikeston
N. Kingshighway
Court House
White Oak Helpful Neighbors Meet For Sewing School
The White Oak Helpful Neighbors Extension Club met with Mrs E R Rister for its school of sewing. Members made a dress for the hostess and enjoyed visiting. The community plans a mattress making day at the Mose Hartle barn on May 10.
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White Oak
Helpful Neighbors Extension Club
E. R. Rister
Mose Hartle Barn
You can believe what you read in The Herald
A concise note cites The Herald as a trusted source and implies confidence in its reporting.
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The
Herald
New Madrid County Farm Extension News Highlights Local Programs
County agents announce a May 22 field meeting at Sikeston Experiment Station to review small grain and winter cover crops. The Canalou 4-H Club plans programs with reports, demonstrations, and recreation at area high schools. A Southeast Missouri cattle dinner May 10 in Sikeston caps local extension efforts with limited tickets.
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Sikeston Experiment Station
New Madrid
Petroleum Exhibit Bus Brings History to Sikeston
A large, air conditioned Continental Oil Company display bus touring Sikeston showcases petroleum history from discovery to consumer use. Highlights include photo murals, fluorescent lighting, animated maps, and demonstrations of refining and fuel production.
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Continental Oil Company
Sikeston
Boy answers quiz with Star Spangled Banner
An eighth grade pupil in a school quiz asks what role the United States played in the world war. He writes The Star Spangled Banner as the answer.
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United States
Memphis Stock Yards Lead in Receipts in South
Memphis Tennessee May 2 The South Memphis Stock Yards emerge as a premier cash market in the region offering a dependable outlet for all livestock. In the first quarter they topped Southern markets in receipts and remain a leading feeder pig market with pigs inspected and vaccinated under USDA supervision before shipment to farmers and stock growers nationwide.
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Memphis
Tenn
South Memphis
Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Animal Industry
United States
Dunaver Club Holds All Day Meet at Mrs Fears Home
The Dunaver Club met Tuesday of last week for an all day gathering at Mrs. Fred Fears home with seven in attendance. After a regular business session the group sang The Bells of St Marys and read a home maker Ten Commandment. Roll call noted members joys in their homes. Topic discussed was school of sewing and plans were made for the next meeting on May 25 at Mrs Fred Raslers at 2 30 with Bandaging of Wounds as the topic led by Mrs Sid Meesey. Visitors welcome.
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Canalou 4-H
Anne Sillers
John E Herlinger
Junior Project
Food Preservation Project
Poplar Bluff CCC
National Forest
Clothing Project
Food Preparation Club
Dunaver Club
Fred Fears
St. Marys
Fred Rasler
Sid Meesey
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Scott County Farm Activities
Leon M. Lane
L. A. Weaver
University of Missouri, College of Agriculture
Missouri Station
George E Smith
University of
Manes
Chevrolet
FORD
Plymouth
Mitchell-Sharp
Chevrolet CO
Sikeston, MO
John E. Herlinger
Canalou 4-H Club
Southeast Missouri
Sikeston Methodist Church
New Madrid County
Donald I. French
Camille Phillips
Farm Bureau Office
Tinsley
Tinsley School
Buck Colliers
Carl Stoker
Noble Dooley
Clyde Colliers
Tinsley Club
Cletus Dooley
J. D. Twitty
Roy Phillips
Harry Erickson
H P Salem
Arthur Bogan
Schroff & Aufdenberg
Conoco
Love Service
East Gladys
Highway 61
E R Schrader
Conoco Gasoline
LOVE
Leroy Love
East Gladys Street
Cin
Schroff and Aufdenberg
del Rey Hotel
Navy Band
Memphis Livestock Yards
Patent Office
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