Farm Activities and 4-H News in New Madrid County
Ten members and six visitors of the Jericho Jolly Workers 4-H club met May 6 at Mrs. Lloyd Glover to report project progress. Barbara Bentley was chosen to represent the club in the good grooming contest at Achievement Day August 5 and 6. Peggy and Ula Jean Pavy were selected as 4-H camp delegates. A weiner roast, songs and games followed. Other May meetings covered sewing kits, foods projects for Communion breakfast, flower gardens, clothing classes, dishwashing demos, and safety talks. Rotenone garden insect control is discussed alongside other extension activities and contact with the county extension office for gilt project details.
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Jericho Jolly Workers 4-H
Lloyd Glover
Barbara Bentley
Peggy
Ula Jean Pavy
Pharris Ridge Community 4-H Club
Pharris Ridge
Ruth Ann Moser
Mary Lee Fuller
Portageville 4-H Workers
Foods I Project
Church
Shamrock Home Grounds Project
Pharris Ridge Clothing I
XT and III
Croom
New Madrid Home Service Project
George King
Norma Dixon
Harriet Redfering
New Hope Club
Phillips Club
Christian Church
Malden
Odel Brown
New Hope School
Clothing I
Matthews Club
Alfred Byrd
Bobby Alsup
Robert Sutton
Darlene Thomason
Patricia Ray
Neal Wagley
Floyd Amos Riley
Billy Gene Harris
Daniel Becker
Larry Joe Lewis
Billy Lee Holbrook
Bernice Handley
Martin Lee Tetley
George Clay Broughton
Tommy Broughton
4-H
New Madrid
Bennett Commer
Missouri Farm Institute At Columbia Set for June
County agents promote a statewide farm and home policy conference at Columbia June 8 and 9. Leaders in New Madrid county discuss inflation trends, bond purchases as a tool to stabilize the economy, and the value of government bonds for farmers and the broader economy. The event features topics on industry, labor, agriculture, taxes, and government policy with invited experts and open discussions.
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Missouri
Farm and Home Institute
Columbia
Farm and Home Week
University of Missouri
Herbert Rolf
H. P. Lusk
Ilinois College of Agriculture
Stanley Ruttenberg
National Co. I. O
E. G. Cherbonnier
St. Louis
E. C. Young
Purdue University
Cherbonnier
Missouri College of Agriculture
Russia
Bond sales urged to curb inflation and protect purchasing power
Gordon B. Nance argues the war bond drive rests on four points: curb inflation, preserve bond purchasing power when prices fall, own a share of the national debt, and reduce the chance that surplus funds will be spent carelessly.
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Gordon B. Nance
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