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Sikeston Herald

Location

Sikeston, Missouri, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1945

Page

10

Guernsey type show at Seco Farms near Arcadia

Scott county dairy interest eyes two near term meetings. On June 16 purebred Guernsey owners will see a show at Seco Farms Arcadia with Mackler Bros presenting quality breeding stock for a Southeast Missouri type school. A Jersey meeting follows June 4 near Cape Girardeau with judging contests, type explanations, and classifications led by dairy experts.

Seco Farms Scott County Calddwell Arcadia Mackler Bros Missouri Herman Association R. L. Holden M. J. Regan EH. T. Iischner H. A. Herman Jersey R. S. Cunningham Farm Cape Girardeau Bloomfield Road

What People Can Do To Help Speed Victory

Government urges citizens in the 181st week of the war against Japan to take west coast jobs repairing damaged war vessels, plant late crop vegetables like tomatoes, join the WAVES for hospital corps work, stick to the victory speed limit, return to a ship if an experienced seaman, and note wartime lighting bulbs ban lifted with material availability.

Japan U. S Pacific Washington, D. C

Farm bureau insect control notes bait price in county

The Scott County Farm Bureau Insect Control Committee reports bait is solid at 1 per pound and available to farmers in Scott and adjoining counties. Dunklin county took one barrel and Cape Girardeau two, according to County Agent Caldwell. The station remains maintained by Ras weend Galespere, committee chairman.

Sikeston Hubert Swinger Frisco Committee Stoddard Bloomfield Swinger J. S. Marshall Caldwell Scott County Farm Bureau Insect Control Committee Ras Weend Galespere Scott Dunklin County Cape Girardeau

Applicants May Not Get Maximum Canning Sugar

The Office of Price Administration warns that some boards may overallocate canning sugar. The maximum is 15 pounds per person and 120 pounds per family, but these are not guaranteed. Local boards will issue sugar only for genuine need and in the minimum amounts to prevent spoilage.

Office of Price Administration OPA

Missouri appoints bipartisan panel to redraw senatorial map

Gov Donelly announces a 10 member bi partisan commission to realign Missouri’s 34 senatorial districts for the first time in 44 years. Members are named from both parties with a six month deadline, pay set at 15 dollars daily, not to exceed 1000 dollars.

Roy Phil M. Donelly Missouri John H. Wolpers Poplar Bluff University of Missouri Hillis R. Leslie Memphis John T. Garner Carrolton George Rozier Perryville State Unemployment Commission Gordon Pilkington St. Louis Iilis G. Cook Maryville E. Fogle Lancaster H. P. Lauf Jefferson City Yewell Lawrence Bloomfield Stoddard James E. Sater Monett Democratic State Committee Republican State Committee

Governor proclaims June as dairy month in Missouri

Governor Phil M. Donnelly issued a proclamation declaring June as dairy month, highlighting Missouri’s dairy industry as vital to victory. The message notes global hunger figures and the need to combat undernourishment and disease affecting millions annually.

Phil M. Donnelly Missouri

Dairy Farmers Urged to Hit Milk Goal for 1945

Wartime dairy program outlines eight steps to raise milk and product quality. Grow roughage and balance herd feed, keep production records, control disease, save labor, and protect land. War Food Administration aims for 120.582 billion pounds of milk in 1945 to support military needs.

U. S America Great Britain China Africa U. S. Department of Agriculture War Food Administration Marvin Jones

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Hazel B. Evans Louis Heisserer Kelso War Production Board W. A. Myers Phonie Iasurance Ccompanya Simcoin Sikeston Food Lockers East Malone Armstrong Sikeston, Mo Sa Trad Products
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