Fertilizing old alfalfa stands boosts yields and stand life
New Madrid County Agent Francis Waggoner urges timely fertilizer for alfalfa to replace plant food lost in harvest. Recommendations vary by prior soil treatment, with specific rates of 0-10-30 or 0-20-20 and borax if boron deficiency occurred. Farmers should drill or distribute fertilizer after first cut. University experts warn low milk prices require strict culling to cut costs and sustain dairying.
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Francis Waggoner
New Madrid
Wagg
Waggoner
University of Missouri Extension
Missouri
Silage Corn and sorge forage need high soil fertility
Silage corn and sorge forage remain top feed per acre with Missouri data showing 19 tons per acre for corn silage and 2300 pounds of beef per acre when supplemented. The crops remove more soil nutrients than grain crops, requiring high fertility and soil testing to guide fertilizer rates.
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University of Missouri
Missouri
Mississippi River
Portable cattle shade aids grazing and water use
R E Stewart of the University of Missouri endorses a movable shade designed for pastures lacking natural cover. The 200 square foot structure accommodates 8 to 10 cows at noon, faces north, and uses aluminum siding on the south with vented roof openings for a draft. Cost estimated at 68 dollars.
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R. E. Stewart
University of Missouri
Stewart
Oran News Highlights Local Visits And Weather Shifts
Local residents share visits from Mrs Chas Burrus Mrs Tom Freeman and Mrs Loretta Harrell. A heavy rain hit Saturday night into Sunday with a cold snap dubbed blackberry winter. Cape Girardeau shoppers visited Saturday as Mr Jeff Ates and daughter Shirley traveled from Morley. LeRoy Poe returns home after hospital stay. Guard ian Angels School lunch program ends for the year while sessions continue for about three weeks. Mt Vernon patient Mrs Marvin Moore shows improvement. Miss Freda Carr to become Sikes ton librarian. baccalaureate May 9 and graduation May 13. Scholastic Meet in Cape Girardeau sees students excelling with Margaret Green placing second. Oran 9th 10th graders Jean Ann Stehr and Barbara Howell participate in events. Home Ec girls attend.
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G. R. Ellis
Miss Childress
Elmore
Sikeston
Martha Webb
Joseph Webb
Flinn
Arcadia
Charleston
Cape Girardeau Centenary
Cape Girardeau Grace
Jackson
East Prairie
Everett Robertson
J. D. Tinnell
Louisville
Robertsons
H. B. Brown
Tinnells
Gordon Hemphill
St. Louis
Cecil LaPlant
Shirley
Cecelia
Memphis
Shriners
W. C. Combs
W. D. Presson
Rochester
N. Y
Texas
Pressons
Pausaramlt
Larry Barnhill
Harrisburg
Combs
L. B. Presson
Lee
Howard Schneider
Marilyn
Cherie
Leon Parrish
John Buhl
Detroit
Mich
Larry Parrish
Ruby Clayton Morgan
C. Jackson
Lakeland
Fla
John Mark Manuel
Shannor Ga
Blanche Shelby
Carl Lycane
Delbarton
Virginia
Kentucks Lake
Birdie Miles
Morley
Chas. Burrus
Tom Freeman
Chaffee
Chas. Carter
Jeff Ates
Cape Girardeau
Loretta Harrell
Moore
Marvin Moore
Mt. Vernon
Sikeston School
Freda Carr
Scho
Miss Carr
Francis
Jonesboro
Arkansas
Claude Wood
Wood
Mary Halter
Ann Halter
Guardian Angels
Lila Bernard Harris
Salt Lake City
Utah
Men’s Society
Candates
Oran
Central
Clara Hanselman
Hazel McGinnis
Frank Metz
Henson
Wm. Robinson
Helen Baty
Austin
Earl
Walter Robinson
Louise Todt
Baty
Millersville
Cape Girardeau District Guild Meeting Friday Night
East Prairie news reports 65 members attended the Methodist Church gathering. Vera Flinn of St Louis Conference spoke as secretary guest. Officers Ruth Preston Mary Childress Hattie Harp Edith Elmore Leonard Ballinger presided. The meeting opened with dinner served by the Belle Bennett Circle of the SCS and featured decorated tables.
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Cape Girardeau
Methodist Church
Vera Flinn
St. Louis
Mass Ruth Preston
Mary Childress
Hattie Harp
Edith Elmore
Leonard Ballinger
S A
L C A
Belle Bennett
SCS
Paving measures approved in Sikeston council action
The Sikeston City Council adopted resolutions to pave Kathleen Street from Stoddard to Scott and to pave Kath le n Street, with asphalt concrete, funded by special assessments on benefiting property. The ordinances reference plans No 2123 and 2124, and both resolutions require publication in the Sikeston Herald.
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Kathleen Street
Stoddard Street
Scott Street
City OF
Sikeston
State OF Missouri
Missouri
General Revenue Fund
Gladys
Ruth Street
Gladys Street
Sach Street
Sikeston Herald
Kopeay Tae Chas
H. Butler
Trustee's Sale on Lot 14 in Strings Add in Skeston
Default on principal note secured by deed of trust dated June 25 1951 by Lawrence Leon Cannon and George Darline Cannon wife recorded in Trust Deeds Book 96 page 335 Scott Missouri. Trustee will sell June 4 1954 between 9:00 am and 5:00 pm at the east front door of Benton Court House to highest bidder for cash the described lot 14 block 4 Replet of Blocks 3 and 4 in Strings Addition to Skeston city.
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Lawrence Leon Cannon
George Darline Cannon
Recorder of Deeds
Scedtt
State of Missouri
Sega
Benton
Scott
Skestonscott County
Musser
Piat
Celock
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Sikeston, Mo
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