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Sikeston Herald

Location

Sikeston, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1949

Page

18

Cotton harvest timing and quality in Scott County farming

Cotton harvest timing affects lint quality and value, with weather exposure causing color changes, staining, and reduced grade. Early frosts and leaf contamination influence lint grade, while careful picking and drying can add up to $6 per bale. Contour planting and terracing shown to boost orchard and wheat yields. a Diebold farm demonstrates benefits of land shaping, drainage, and soil stewardship.

U. S. Department of Agriculture Hunter E. George Scott County

Salcedo 4-H Club elects officers and Halloween plans

The Salcedo 4-H Club met October 7 in the Salcedo school building and elected officers for the year, including Barbara Merrick as president and Rozella Merrick as secretary treasurer. County Agent Tom B Stroup spoke on 4-H work and showed slides. A Halloween party is planned for October 28 at 7 30 with prizes, refreshments, and a possible free movie. Scott County wheat farmers urged to treat seed wheat for smut using Ceresan M at 7 ounces per bushel, two weeks before planting, with safety precautions.

Salcedo Barbara Merick Aileen Cates Rozella Merick Lela Jo White Grace Alsup Judy Greer Donald Schuchart Carolyn Cantrell Barbara Schuchart James Greer Scott County Tom B. Stroup

Plant to Prosper and Live at Home program deadlines

Farm families in the Plant to Prosper and Live at Home programs must file their record books by October 15 with county extension offices. County judges likely the last week of October will pick county winners, whose records go to the state judging before November 10. The state judging starts the week of November 14 with a listed panel including Stephen C. Hughes and Anita Dickson. Soil sample testing guidance covers air drying, avoiding heat browning, and timing, with results typically available a week after arrival and emphasis on representative composite samples from the top seven inches. Judge Camille Kelley will speak at Achievement Day on November 16, with programs on flowers, exhibits, and club displays.

Stephen C. Hughes PHA Anita Dickson State Extension Home Economics Clubs Council Camille Kelley Memphis Julian Streeter Jack Limbaugh Oran James Abernathy Salcedo W. F. Woehlecke Sikeston Florist A. C. McMullin Benton Club E. R. Rister Leland Cofer Doyle Lackey L. T. Marshall

Farm Forum and Plant to Prosper Rally Dates Set

County and state winners in Plant to Prosper and Live-at-Home programs are listed across divisions for landowners tenants farm operators and home improvement. The sixteenth annual Farm Forum and Plant-to-Prosper Rally in Memphis Tennessee will be held Tuesday December 20 with the Live-at-Home Rally on Thursday December 8.

J. M. Ragsdale Helen Hunter B. W. Harrison Farm Forum Memphis Tenn

Local Officers Welcome Capt and Mrs Goldwasser in Sikeston

Capt and Mrs M L Goldwasser arrived in Sikeston from Guam to visit Mrs Edna Shankle and other relatives. They plan trips to Philadelphia and Long Island to visit family, then Fort Worth where the Captain will be stationed. Mrs Electa Shankle is the former Miss Shankle.

M. L. Goldwasser Sikeston Guam

Episcopalians Tighten Divorce Rules at San Francisco Convention

At the Episcopal Church triennial convention in San Francisco the House of Deputies rejected a bishops proposal to liberalize marriage laws. Deputies voted to keep and tighten rules, denying dissolution of marriages for postnuptial causes. The session also featured unrelated advertising copy promoting mattresses.

Episcopal Church San Francisco House of Deputies House of Bishops

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