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Sikeston Herald

Location

Sikeston, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1949

Page

5

Benton club girls win ribbons at Mid-South Fair Dress Revue

Shirley Dannenmueller and Lola Mae Bol linger, Benton club and Illmo-Fornfelt contestants in Scott county, earned blue and white ribbons with premiums of 7.50 and 3.00 at the Memphis event. They praised the 4-H program and attended a Dearborn Tractor Company banquet at the Chisco Hotel.

Shirley Dannenmueller Benton Club Lola Mae Bollinger Illmo-Fornfelt Scott County Memphis Chisco Dearborn Tractor Company

Scott County Farm News Meeting Plans Rural Program

Seventeen rural leaders from six townships in Scott county met in Benton to map the rebuilding of the county extension rural program. County Agent Tom B. Stroup outlined goals, with state agents Harrison and Dickson detailing the program, health and nutrition topics, and acreage trends. Community meetings are scheduled across townships with a county-wide follow up in Benton on October 17 to finalize county concerns. Frank Alcom and J R Lee Jr were among buyers of feeder cattle at the sale, and Louis Heisserer of Kelso purchased the champion boat of the Southeast Missouri Duroc Sale at Cape Girardeau, planning a foundation herd for a Duroc operation.

Scott County Benton Tom B. Stroup B. M. Harrison Anita Dickson J. L. Buck Richland Township Scott-New Madrid-Mississipp Coop Sikeston Moreland Morley New Hamburg Sylvania Township Bryeans Oran Sandywoods Tywappity Blodgett High Commerce Louis Heisserer Kelso Missouri Cape Girardeau Alvin Schraer Heisserer

Insects in stored grain prompt countywide fumigation tips

Extension notes widespread grain pest calls. Clean bins whether metal or wood and fumigate promptly with approved gases or oil sprays. High temp and tight bins improve results. avoid inhalation hazards. Corn and cattle sale details follow with Alvin Schraer reporting.

Built up litter aids poultry housing efficiency and feed use

County Agent Tom B Stroup notes built up litter reduces labor in the laying house and contributes to nutrition as an animal protein factor. Litter should be 6 inches deep in early fall, well broken up before cold weather, with hydrated lime stirred in. Apply lime at packing and use a 50 lb bag per 20 by 20 pen to coat particles and prevent clumping.

Tom B. Stroup

Scott County 4 H Round Up Attendees Prompt Prize Money

Scott County 4 H members attended the 4 H Club Round Up at the University of Missouri on September 30 and October 1. Participants included Laguita Guiling from Diehlstadt and Jerry Freshour Clyde Effink from Oran with leaders and agents present. The Southeast Missouri District Fair yielded 40 dollars in prize money to Scott County 4 H members including Dannenmueller Spalding McCallister Schwartz Sanford Stevens Freshour and others. The event marked October 1 as the close of the 1949 4 H project year and urged members to complete and report their projects.

Scott County University of Missouri Laguita Guiling Diehlstadt Jerry Freshour Clyde Effink Oran George Stevens Sllmo Fornfelt Eric Uelsmann Slimo Lorene Hubbard Hunter E George Laquita Guiling Laquita C. Pressnell Scott Mississippi Mesdames Jessie Robert and Roy Burns Louis Elkins Lawrence Burton G. R. Shanley Mesdames Gene and Harley Estes Ancell Nina Nelson A. P. Halbrook H. H. Vandever East Prairie Maude Finley Roach Taylor Charleston

4-H Club Demonstration Receives Blue Ribbons

George Stevens demonstrated caporizing a cockerel and also received a blue ribbon. A Friday evening party was held in the girls’ gymnasium for 4-H club members, parents, leaders, and county extension workers.

George Stevens George

Garden Fertilizer: Barnyard Manure Itself and Lime Use

Garden soil benefits from barnyard manure which adds organic matter and nutrients while improving structure and water retention. Apply a deep layer within six to eight weeks, then turn under, sprinkling lime and superphosphate before incorporation. Plow this fall to rot over winter for higher quality vegetable yields in 1950.

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Scott County Farm News Frank Alcom J. R. Lee Jr Poplar Blut Assomatic Ray Hoover Fer Rey Sikeston Kroehler STON Hal Hlye
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