Columbia Experiment Field Meeting Draws Farm Visitors
South Missouri farm people will tour Columbia Experiment Station and Sanborn Field on June 2 to study alfalfa tests winter legumes and pasture studies. A Sikeston field visit is set for May 26–27 with county group times. other notes cover local 4-H clubs and home economics activities.
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South Missouri
Columbia
Tom B. Stroup
Sanborn Field
Mississippi River
Benton
Sikeston Experimental Field
Mississippi
New Madrid
Dunklin
Butler
Bollinger
Scott
Stoddard
Pemiscot
Cape Girardeau
Wayne
Perry
Ripley
S. R. “Wes” Schuchart
Sikeston
Stroup
Plant-to-Prosper closes June 1 for 1949 contests
The Memphis Commercial Appeal reports the Plant-to-Prosper and Live-at-Home contests close entry on June 1, 1949, with $4,050 in cash prizes. White farmers compete in Plant-to-Prosper and Negro farmers in Live-at-Home, with prizes for landowners, tenants, and operators. Grand sweepstakes is $500, state prizes exist, and county winners will attend December rallies in Memphis for certificates.
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Memphis Commercial Appeal
Memphis
State and Nation Forecast Huge Winter Wheat Crop
Missouri forecasts 34 740 000 bushels of winter wheat based on May 1 conditions with stronger 10 year and 1948 comparisons. U S department estimates total winter plus spring wheat around 1 321 000 000 bushels, signaling potential surplus and possible controls to trim 1950 acreage. Local ads promote Lammert's furniture and home furnishings with delivery and easy payments through LAIR'S in Charleston and Sikeston.
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Missouri
Federal State Cooperative Crop Reporting Service
United States Department of Agriculture
Department
Lammert’s of
St. Louis
Demonstration Agent Writings Mentioned for Appeal
A fragment notes that demonstration could be via an agent or by writing directly to The Commercial Appeal in Memphis. The snippet implies an option for communicating or filing a protest or notice through specific channels. No dates or names are provided in the readable text.
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Memphis
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Columbia Experiment Field
Clyde Lynn
Benton Route 1
Mr. Lynn
Home Economics Club News
Benton Home Economics Club
Joe Smith
Joe Bollinger
Mesdames Alden Pinney
Monroe Bollinger
Harold Burger
Clem Ranson
Leonard Ranson
Joe J. Caldwell
Leon Dannenmueller
Joe Spalding
Marvin Ferrell
Raymond Milligan
Paul Scherer
McMullin Home Economics Club
Doyle Lackey
Gene Grant
Mable Chism
Ed Roberts
H. H. Grenes
Eula Minner
W. H. Justice
James Marshall Jr
W. B. Simpson
Hubert Wasson
McMullin
Shirley Altom
First Baptist Church
Eugene Chism
Kenneth Wasson
Arlena Dempster
Bobby Dempster
Austin Hudson
Betty Kindred
Laverne Kinsey
Barbara Lackey
Don Leigh
Ruby Slipes
Arnold Stone
Phillip Pratt
Junior Slipes
Ed Marshall
Billie Freed
Ann Cline
Russel Stone
Nick Kindred
Ed Cline
Neeley Leigh
Harold Rogers
Betty Cline
Oran
Home Economics
Jim Freshour
Otis Bryeans
Edna Francis
Niimo 4-H Club
Nlimo 4-H Club
Lola Mae Bollinger
Wappapello
Lutheran Church
Felker Park
Bollinger Home
Rosalie Hilpert
Betty Hagan
Lem Bollinger
Wadlington
Uelsmann
Edna Albrecht
John Hilpert
Nadia Bean
George Stephens
David Roth
Sharon Steger
Richard and
Ralph Roth
Shirley Baughn
Carol Wadlington
Salcedo-Rootwad
Donald Schuchart
Lela Jo White
Rosalie Merick
A. D. Reynolds
C. Cantrell
R. J. White
A. B. Cates
Barbara Merick
A. B. Reynolds
Aileen Cates
Judy Greer
Grover Alsup
Carolyn Cantrell
Chas. Wilburn
Jack Cornelius
Billy Lambert
Crowder 4-H Club
Laura Walker
Laura Sherry
Charleston
Lammert’s
Lair’s
Dhuradeer
Ting the
Aiia Life Insurance of
Hartford
Connecticut
NEW Madrid County Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Co., Inc
Scott, Mississippi
Pemiscot, Dunklin and
Burt H. Rowe
Stallcup Bulding
Welsh Funeral Home
Center St
Allard-Matthews Insurance Agency
Kielvareertove
Kelvinator
Fie
Stara Famean
Lewis Sales Company
Sikeston, Missouri
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