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Sikeston Herald

Location

Sikeston, Missouri, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1950

Page

4

Plant to Prosper and Live at Home Contests Open in Scott County

Scott County Extension agents announce entries are open until June 1 for the Plant to Prosper and Live at Home contests at the Benton Extension Office. Competitions span landowner, tenant, farm operator, and home improvement divisions with cash prizes from $10 to $500 and state awards for top finishers. Enrollment is through the county extension office or FHA, with some families recently enrolling.

Scott County Benton Tom B. Stroup Missouri Memphis FHA

Scott County 4-H Clubs hold regular meetings with leaders

Women and youths in Scott County 4-H clubs met at Ruth Webb home and at school basements to organize Home Economics work, elect officers, learn pattern alterations, and plan demonstrations. Club units including Rockview and McMullin discussed home furnishings care, grooming, wildlife, and Highway Safety Rules with visits from Home Agent and local leaders.

Wadies Crowner Ruth Webb Helen Masters Flora B. Philips Myrtle Stacy Carl Tubbs Bertie Cullins Rockview 4-H Club Clarence Croy Raymond Shackles William Hannah Milfred Crumbaugh Wayne White Sarah Mills Frank Jenk Norman Jenk Glenda Mills Marsie Green Terry Howell

Wabash Soybean Introduced in Missouri Trials

The Wabash soybean variety, developed jointly by Indiana, Illinois, Kansas, Missouri stations and the USDA, matures between Chief and Boone with higher yield and oil content. It outperforms Chief, Boone, and Macoupin on average soils, stands up better, and is earlier than Boone or Macoupin but later than Chief. Some seed is available in the county.

Chief Boone Indiana Illinois Kansas Missouri US Department of Agriculture Macoupin

4 H home grounds club meets at Fears residence

4 H home grounds and other project work were discussed at Mr and Mrs C W Fears home last evening. The Home Agent outlined a yard planning diagram for residents and demonstrations on shoe shining were planned for the next meeting. Participants included Mrs T M Clymer, Mike Fears, George Huck, Sandra Franneman, Cynthia Wise, Shirley Vetters, Melba Fears, Mary Ann Fears, Flora Clymer and Ada Ray Anceil.

C W Fears T M Clymer Mike Fears George ‘Ann Huck Sandra Franneman

New Madrid 4-H Camp Plans and Home Demonstration Tea

New Madrid County 4-H leaders approve a Lake Wappapello camp July 13 to 15 to build cooperation and provide a brief vacation. A June 4 visit for community leaders includes a basket dinner and camp tour. A National Home Demonstration Week tea at Mrs B E Ross's kawanee home hosted 146 extension club members with a long musical program directed by Mrs J W Hill featuring solos duets and choruses by local and visiting artists.

New Madrid Lake Wappapello Lake Wappapella Charles Gardner B. E Ross Kawanee J. W. Hill Kewanee Amney Riley Carol Schuerenberg Carthal Merryman Julian Streeter Mrs. Julian Streeter Miss Margie Riley Harold Pete) Chartreau Miss Merryman Dana

Fourth annual 4 H Fair dates set in New Madrid county

The 4 H Club Fair will be August 4 and 5 with a planning committee appointed for the second annual event in New Madrid county. The first fair drew a large crowd and this year’s interest among clubs promises a better showing. Ruth Hubbard demonstrated a spring salad at the meeting to illustrate demonstrations. All county project groups are to present a demonstration on the county fair program. Extension Club Tea notes the Kewanee and Jolly Neighbors Home Economics Clubs involvement.

New Madrid Ruth Hubbard Cox-Baderville Club

New Madrid to Hire Missouri's First Soils Agent

New Madrid CountyFarm Bureau board met May 8 at the courthouse to discuss establishing a full time soils agent. Local fundraisers aim to cover laboratory and county salary costs as soil testing rises to 1.00 per sample. State Agent William Harrison noted the county leads Missouri in planned soil program implementation and urged early testing and fertilizer planning for next year. County Agent Herbert Rolf said testing kept up and urged farmers to test now for benefits like side dressing when needed.

New Madrid John Brown Cypress Land Company William Harrison Missouri Agricultural Extension Service Missouri College of Agriculture Herbert Rolf

Local Residents Named in Community Roster

Ruth Taber Patsy War ren Nellie Bird and Mathews residents Carol Schuerenburg Ruby Nelson Amney Riley Ruth Wes coat June Jones Ke wanee Fay Bryant Elnora Johnson Canalou Martha Bacon Laura Ann Lewis Al lana Sole New Madad named in town listings and addresses in accompanying column.

Ba Clark Ruth Taber Patsy Warren Nellie Bird Matthews Carol Schuerenburg Ruby Nelson Amney Riley Ruth Wescoat June Jones Kewanee Fay Bryant Elnora Johnson Canalou Martha Bacon Laura Ann Lewis Allana Sole New Madad

Telephone your news to The Herald phones 74 or 75

A concise community call to action urges readers to relay news to The Herald using the 74 or 75 telephone lines for quick local coverage and updates.

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Fagidaire Refrigerators Promised More Room and Features

LAIR'S markets Fagidaire refrigerators as offering greater interior space and new features for increased value. The campaign highlights enhanced capacity, improved cold zones, and upgraded controls aimed at busy households seeking efficiency and reliability.

Lair’s

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Scott County Farm News Tom B Stroup Miss Lorene Hubbard Alvin Schraer Hunter E George Crowder McMullin Shirley Altom Adlena Dempster Bobby Dempster Austin Hudson Barbara Lackey Kenny Watson Doris Roberts Mary Stowe Jo Roberts Larry Dempster Minner Lackey Herbert Rols Rebecca Nistendirk Bennett Commer Alfred Byrd H Council Margie Riley Painton Scott County Home Economic Council Elsie Streeter Lorene Hubbard Dick Wilson Pembascot County Home Economics Council Rosalie Powell Mel Extension Club Kewanee and Jolly Neighbors CPC Goodyear Iit America Daire la Anns Florence American Gas Association New Madrid County Frigidaire Ene Uies Telephone No Welter Bldg Sikeston Aim, Cascaltt Santiene Suarty Cr
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