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Newspaper

Sikeston Herald

Location

Sikeston, Missouri, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1954

Page

4

Government Bid to Sell Grain Abroad to Reduce Surpluses

Washington government announced a bid to broaden export markets for live stock feed grains to trim a 64 billion dollar farm surplus. Corn barley oats and rye from government stocks would be sold to private exporters at 10 to 15 cents a bushel below domestic prices to help exporters compete with foreign grain. No country limitations were set. Mexico could buy substantial corn while earlier programs included wheat butter cheese dried milk and flaxseed on a cut rate.

Washington, D. C Agriculture Department Mexico Department

New Madrid social season opens with parties and farewells

Mrs G G Dawson hosted a dessert card party for Mrs Helen Loud Jones with Argen tine winners led by Mrs John H Edwards and prizes for Mrs Jones and Mrs W S Edwards Jr A guest prize went to Miss Bertie Ruppel and Mrs Jones received a surprise shower Both Miss Ruppel and Mrs Jones plan to leave the New Madrid School System at year end PTA honored guests and installed new officers for the next term A large slate of visits, graduations, and a spring band concert followed with community group gatherings and Canasta sessions across New Madrid and Sikeston.

G. G. Dawson Helen Loud Jones John H. Edwards Jones W S. Edwards, Jr Darryl] Reddick Bertie Ruppel Miss Ruppel New Madrid Dawson Helen Lead Jones PTA Paulestes Virgil Wards Rotary Dixie Leonberger Louis Meier Albert Ransburgh Moeting Portland Ore J. Kelly Seattle Wash Charles Morgan Tech Alanson Jones Colorado Springs Colo Sgt Jones Russell Jones University of Missouri At Columbia Russell Harvard University Thelma Curry Long Beach Calif A. W. Richards Noel Frances Burrows Fremont Leo Hedgepeth Sam Hedgepeth C. D Wright Neely Perry Robert D. McGrew Andy Crisler Deep River John Crisler Saralou Smith Mary Ellen Magruder Wayne Morlan Lowie Magruder Ann King Patty McKee Roby Beoker Pinnell Hunter Tanner Street Sikeston Fury Hunter S. L. Hunter, Jr Harriette Hunter John Shibley Vincent Rost

Porkers Show Net Gain During Week

National Stock Yards Illinois reports a mixed week for hogs cattle and lambs with hogs rising on heavy runs then stabilizing. Prices finished with wide spreads as top hogs reached 28 dollars per cwt while sows and boars fell about 50 cents.

Porkers National Stock Yards Ill Producers Live Stock Marketing Association

Vegetable Show Headlines 1954 Mid-South Fair

The 1954 Mid-South Fair will host its first Vegetable Show from September 25 to October 3 as part of the enlarged Agricultural and Horticultural Show. Entries may include sweet and Irish potatoes, onions, peppers, squash, cucumbers, cabbage, carrots, eggplant, dried peas, lima beans, watermelon, pumpkins, cantaloupes, and gourds. Beef cattle prices and other market notes follow, with Memorial Day holiday adjustments at National Stock Yards.

B. T. Abbott Vick Coscia Shelby County Growers Association John Dallesta

Blodgett News Highlights Local Families and Graduations

Local items recount weekend visits among Evans Holt and Graham families in Hayti St. Louis and Cape Girardeau. Graduation exercises at Blodgett School feature M G Joyce address Patty Haws valedictorian Carol Whistle salutatorian with scholarships to Cape Girardeau State Teacher's College. Senior class educational tour to New Orleans Vicksburg Natchez and Pensacola described along with various community events and church notices.

Oran Fletcher Withrow A. E. Davis W.C. Graham W.sc.s Grace Methodist Church Cape Girardeau Jimmie Edmondson Ralph Davis St. Louis Hugh Fuqua Murray Fuqua J. F. Iwannelee W. O. Graham B. F Marshall Jr Robert Minner Charles Stubbs C. L. Stubbs Charleston E. C. Graham Grahams Blodgett Laddie Latham Jerry Alley Sikeston Donald Gary Beggs Capaha Park Cape Tuesday Mary Ann Cape Ancell Supt. Gross Reelfoot Lake Tennessee M. G. Joyce Patty Haws Carol Whistle State Teacher’s College At Audrey Latham Norma Jean Watkins Glenda R. Evans Dale Riley Gale Riley Buddy Lambert Bobby Neal Mary Howell Onella Bailey Rebecca Hale Jean Dodd Leis Johnson Joyce Johnson Joyce, Evans Patsy Godwin Glenda Bass Jimmie Wagoner James McCrory Alvin New Orleans Vicksburg Natchez Miss Pensacola Fla Jess Brumit Ed Bramit W. F. Bradley Delta Community Hospital St. Francis Hospital Bradley East Prairie Ralph Conyers J. F. Nunnelee Dwight Crader Julia and Davis Robert Davis

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