Hybrid Corn Test Meetings Postponed In New Madrid
New Madrid County Farm Extension News reports county agent Teal says harvesting of hybrid corn at Ott Burnett and Guy Calvin farms will be delayed about three weeks until cotton picking is finished. Leon McHoney and Carl Anderson from the Missouri College of Agriculture will supervise shucking and weighing of 47 hybrid and three open pollinated varieties. Meetings will occur at each field after harvest. dates to be announced soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teal
Ott Burnett’s
Guy Calvin
Leon McHoney
Carl Anderson
Field Crops Department
Missouri College of Agriculture
Sikeston
New Madrid County
Luper
1942 Farm programs discussed by county group
County program planning members met at the Extension Office to set a rural plan for 1942 focusing on home and defense food. Agencies present included Farm Security Extension Service and AAA. A countywide survey of food habits canning and storage was proposed to guide farm families. A New Madrid farm labor committee was formed with local officials and agency representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Security
Extension Service
AAA
Tour party members listed for county extension event
Those making the tour were A. W. Matson, John Zarkor, Chas. Lindenschmidt, M. W. Little, Paul J. Witt, Mr. and Mrs. John Viars, J. F. Rodgers, Chas. Costigan, E. V. Jewett, Q. R. Gregory, T. S. Selby and County Agent P. H. Teal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Matson
John Zarkor
Chas. Lindenschmidt
M. W. Little
Paul J. Witt
John Viars
J. F. Rodgers
Chas. Costigan
E. V. Jewett
Q. R. Gregory
T. S. Selby
P. H. Teal
Demonstration Shows Beef Cattle Grades at Peach Orchard Farm
Demonstration by Gideon Anderson Company and farm manager Maxwell Williams at Peach Orchard school farm showcased good medium and common cattle grades. Extension animal husbandman T A Ewing led the session for 15 witnesses, stressing planning and grade based marketing to avoid losses and noting choice and prime cattle sell best in fall while medium and common fetch strong spring prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gideon Anderson Company
Maxwell Williams
Peach Orchard
Gideon
T. A. Ewing
Ewing
Senath Youth Wins Second in National Cotton Picking
Karnes, 22, Senath, Ark., earned second honors in Blytheville national cotton-picking contest and got 250 dollars. Ike Y Polk of Hayti and Harold Mason of Senath shared minor prizes. Morris Ware, 18, Ruleville, Miss., won first prize with 100 pounds picked in two hours.
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Karnes
Senath
Blytheville
Ark
Ike Y. Polk
Hayti
Harold Mason
Morris Ware
Ruleville
Miss. Ware
Ware
Army worm outbreak hits Missouri crops in several counties
Reports from the University of Missouri College of Agriculture warn of serious fall army worm damage to barley and other fall seeded crops in East Central and South Missouri. Widespread movement from grassy areas into fields is noted. farmers should inspect fields daily and use thinly spread poisoned bait at 20 pounds per acre late in the day, with county agents advising proper handling. Wheat planted after the Hessian fly date is less at risk.
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University of Missour College of Agriculture
East Central
South Missouri
George D. Jones
Mrs Dean Marshall Plans Weekend Visit to Tris Marshall
Mrs Dean Marshall will spend the weekend with her son Tris Marshall and family at Greenville Missouri.
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Dean Marshall
Tris Marshall
Greenville, Mo
Sikeston Air School Enrolls Its Largest Cadet Class
Sikeston Air School announces 120 Aviation Cadets scheduled to begin training with Air Corps instructors. Of 109 checked in at Missouri Institute of Aeronautics, the class aims to grow to 150 cadets every five weeks. New barracks hospital and cafeteria expansion underway to support larger enrollment. Cadet list includes diverse names from Missouri and across the country.
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United States Air Corps
Missouri Institute of Aeronautics
Air School
John M. Allen
Williamsport
Richard C. Ashman
Johnstown
Alex H Basista
William K. Bates
Glenside
William R. Becker
St. Louis
Johnthon F. Bland
Upland
John Herman Blomstrand
St. Paul
Minn
John E. Bond
Shickshining
William 8. Briggs
Baltimore
Maryland
Geo. H. Brown
Douglassville
Pennsylvania
Harold E. Brown
Hagerman
Texas
Robert E. Browning
Oakland
Robert C. Brogan
Glenolden
Claude R. Butler
Cressona
Jack R. Campbell
Elgin
H. W. Christie
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Harvey C. Clymer
Phoenixville
Wilbert J. Collard
Springfield
Tlinois
William M. Collins
Newcastle
Sikeston Youth on Debate Squad at Central College
Charles Dean Butler son of Mr and Mrs C H Butler is a member of the debate squad at Central College Fayette Missouri Coach John Randolph has set the newcomers to work on this year's question Resolved The Federal Government should regulate by law all labor unions in the United States constitutionality ceded All new members of the squad will make five minute speeches at the next meeting to be criticised subsequently by the veteran members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Dean Butler
C. H. Butler
Central College
Fayette, MO
John Randolph
United States
You can believe what you read in The Herald
A brief editorial note asserts reliability and trust in The Herald as a trusted source of news. The statement underscores confidence in reporting and aims to reassure readers of factual coverage.
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The
Herald
1942 Corn Acreage Allotments Announced in Scott County
Scott county's 1942 corn allotment is 30 743 acres with a yield rise to 25 8 bushels per acre. County AAA chairman Evin Burke says this mirrors the 1911 allotment and supports increased livestock production under the 1912 Food for Defense plan. Missouri sets 2 962 975 acres for 1942 with New Madrid county at 67 012 acres and a national total of 37 580 000 acres.
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Scott County
Evin Burke
County Aaa
AAA
Burke
Mx Burke
Missouri
New Madrid
Boone guests from Jackson Tenn visit Sikeston area
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Boone of Jackson Tennessee are guests this week of their son Noel Boone and his wife near Sikeston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Boone
Jackson, Tenn
Noel Boone
Near
Sikeston
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