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Sikeston Herald

Location

Sikeston, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1953

Page

2

New Madrid 4-H Members Win State Contests

New Madrid County 4-H members representing Southeast Missouri at the State Round-up in Columbia earned blue ribbons for two demonstrations and red ribbons in dress revue and share-the-fun. Ruth Hubbard and Joan Yarbro won the state top team demonstration in Dairy Foods and received gold watches.

New Madrid County Missouri Columbia Ruth Hubbard Joan Yarbro Cox-Baderville Club Charles Gardner Jr Matthews Club Charles United States Jane Byrd Matthews Jane Central College Fayette Dianne Drerup Sarah Ann Barnett Shamrock Club York Lee Royce Ayers York Club Jerry Northcutt Neva Nell Ayers Missouri Chain Store Council Rebecca Nistendirk Alfred Byrd

Dearborn Cotton Harvester Demonstration At Local Farm

Walton & Williams Tractor Co presented the Dearborn Cotton Harvester at William Northington farm north of Blodgett drawing about 70 Southeast Missouri cotton farmers. The machine harvested 1490 pounds of seed cotton in about an hour, with a clean job and low maintenance. It attaches to Ford tractors in minutes and sells for 1175 dollars, aiming to boost small and large farmers profits.

Walton & Williams Tractor Company New Dearborn William Northington Blodgett Missouri Ralph Williams Ford

Hay Available to Missouri Farmers

Missouri agriculture officials organized a hay purchase plan for farmers amid feed shortages. Three two man teams located hay in Wisconsin Minnesota and South Dakota with sufficient supply and high quality. Farmers can order hay by cash payment through the County Extension Agent at Benton with deposits for tons and freight to Missouri. Prices cited include 20 dollars per ton for alfalfa 17 50 for mixed hay and 12 dollars for prairie hay. State funds cover loading and transportation and buyers will be responsible for freight at delivery points.

Missouri State Department of Agriculture Wisconsin Minnesota South Dakota Tom B. Stroup Commissioner of Agriculture Office Mussouri State of Missouri Benton Oran State Bank Geo. W. Pearman Jefferson City Missour Stroup

Scott County Women at Club Leaders Camp

Mrs H H Guiling of the Diehlstadt 4 H club Mrs Clem Ranson of the Benton club and Ray Bennett of the sumo club will attend a leaders camp for 4 H club leaders at Big Springs State Park October 1 2 and 3 The camp trains community leaders and those who wish to become leaders of 4 H clubs in their communities They will discuss problems in 4 H leadership and community development with leaders from other clubs and counties in Southeast Missouri They are accompanied by Starling Guinn assistant county Extension agent The group left this Thursday at noon and will return Saturday evening.

H. H. Guiling Diehlstadt Clem Ranson Benton Club Ray Bennett Sumo Club Big Springs State Park Missouri Starling Guinn

Farmers Report Soybean Yields And Field Tips

This item compiles various farm notes from This and That Farmers on soybean yields from three to 45 bushels per acre, advice on harvesting efficiency, soil testing for wheat, grain bin depreciation law, and updates like Mrs. Jack Yount Jr. attending the Supreme PEO Convention in Vancouver. It references cattle and human population changes, drought impacts, and practical farming practices such as silage and soybean hay cutting.

Jack Yount Jr Vancouver British Columbia Yount Sikestone PEO

Telephone your news to The Herald No. 74 or 75

A brief item urging readers to send news to The Herald by contacting its offices at the specified edition numbers. It emphasizes timely tips and local happenings for insertion in the paper. No person or place names are provided in the fragment.

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Scott County Ronald Tucker Joe Haubold Marston Pierce Davis Mr. Davis National Farm Loan Association of Sikeston, Mo of Public Works Sikeston Bert E. Cohoon Powell Insurance Agency East Center Street Tharon Stallings Insurance Agency Scott Insurance Agency New Madrid Leslie Insurance Agency Allard & Matthews Insurance Agency Mitchell Insurance Agency Dearborn-Wood Bros Elmer Bolliger Fairbury Rushville Indiana Geez Dearborn Cotton Harvester Malone Street
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