Soil Test Basics for Farm Crop Yields in Scott County
Soil tests show the amounts of key plant foods available to plants says Glenn Patton. Tests indicate how much nitrogen, phosphate, and potassium are needed, guiding lime and fertilizer decisions to maximize yields across Scott County fields. Dairy Day events and extension club plans are also noted for 1956 updates and 1957 preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Patton
Scott County Homemakers
Wallace Clippard
Scott County Homemakers Council
Letcher Bom
Benton
John Hodges
McMullen
Herman Slinkard
Unity
Roy Staxier
J. D. Twitty
Harold Sloas
New Mac County
B. Nace
Acre
van Dems Lias
ASC
Real Estate Transfers Recorded Recently Sikeston list shows many deeds
Real estate transfers recorded by John J. Bollinger list multiple transfers in Sikeston and nearby areas. Trades include Rainwaters to Rainwaters for 80 acres in section 23 township 26 range 14 and numerous lot transfers in Chamber of Commerce, McCord, Fairgrounds, Lightner, Schaerer and other additions. Values range from 1 dollar to 650 dollars along with 120 acres in Township 27 Range 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Bollinger
Recorder of Deeds
B. E
Della M
John C
Township
Ida May
Charlie Wilson
Burl Adcock Wood
Edwin Wood
Clay Wood
J. B. Wood
Chamber of Commerce
Sikeston
C. W
Ida May Wilson
Eli
Mae Weldon
McCord
Vyron G
Lillian Irene Harmon
Lucille Boner
Roy C
Emma M. McMullen
Lightner
Ime
Pearlie Mae Partee
Rufus
Ela Sumlin
Fairgrounds
Minnie
Jessie Sheppard
Thomas J
Marjorie Sneed
Bell
Fornfelt
Lacy E. Jr
Dixie Lee Allard
Lennie O
Loran B
Virginia Shipman
First Church of God
Cecil C
Jessie M. Vaughn
Charles L
Betty L. Arbaugh
Harvey
Lucille Holdiness
W. J
Peggy Swacker
Blodgett
Peggyy Swacker
Harve
McCoy & Tanner
C. E
Lena Felker
J. W
Nettie FE. Harris
Clayton East Acres
Emma B. Free
John Grover Jr
Dorothy Laureen St. Clair
Jane, Hime
Sherman A
Nell Rettig
H. Allan
Patricia Burke Brock
Sikeston Chamber Receives Agriculture Award of Achievement
Perry Onstot announces Sikeston Chamber of Commerce has earned a bronze plaque for its agriculture program in the 1956 awards by the State Chamber of Commerce. The award will be presented October 26 at 10:30 a.m. during the State Chamber annual meeting in Kansas City. This marks the chamber's third recognition for its agriculture program. Officials of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States say Sikeston has one of the most balanced agriculture programs in the nation. The chamber has shared its program with others nationwide at their request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Onstot
Missouri State Chamber of Commerce Agriculture Council
Sikeston Chamber of Commerce
Sikeston Chamber
State Chamber of Commerce
State Chamber
Kansas City
Kansas City At Hotel Muehlbach. This Is the Third Time the Sikeston Chamber
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Chamber of Commerce
the Sikeston Chamber
Welker Pleads Guilty and Receives Three Year Term
Benton Cape Girardeau man Donald B. Welker aged 29 pleaded guilty to burglary in circuit court and was sentenced to three years in the state penitentiary. He was arrested Saturday night with Delbert Kennedy during an attempted pinball machine burglary at the Roy Eifert tavern in Fornfelt. Kennedy, free on $1,000 bond, will face Circuit Court on Nov 3. Welker also faces Cape County charges of burglary and larceny related to a string of thefts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dennis
Welker
Cape County
Mississippi County Farm News summary from monthly extension notes
Extension notes from the Missouri College of Agriculture outline economic trends in 1956 57, cattle and hog price expectations, cotton grade versus turnout, use of sewer sludge as fertilizer, rat control guidance, and the Texas Bend 4-H Club's new officers elected October 3 with Marilyn Lankheit as president and Betty Rolding as vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Clyde Swank
Charles W. Geherke
Missouri College of Agriculture
Mr. Swank
Stirling Kyd
Kod
Texas Bend
George P. Rowe
Norbert Rolding
Texas Bend Club
Cornelius Rolwing
Frank Baudendistel
Henry Duenne
Fred Moxley
Dalbert Renaud
KCHR
R. Q. Brown
Cooperative
Potosi
Missouri
la Jen
New Madrid Farm Notes On alfalfa pests and meetings
Spotted alfalfa aphids have surged across Missouri and threaten older stands. Guidelines cover when to spray seedling and old stands, caution on Parathion, and restrictions after spraying. Township election plans, committees, Halloween party, and calendar details follow, plus Plant to Prosper judging and soil testing advice for next spring. Also a local injury report from Sikeston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stirling Kyd
Also Mentioned on This Page
THE
Sikeston Herald
Scott County
W. G. Mason
Oran
Roy Hayes
George Hesselinde
Lusk Chapel
Clippard
Roy Harper
Ray Marshall McMullen
H. H. Gushing
Diehlstadt
Bentog
McMullin
Herman Shnkard
Romemakers
F. B. Morrison
Morrison
Loren D. Kintner
School of Veterinary Medicine
George B. Garner
Department of
Agricultural Chemistry
Frank B. Morrison
Emerius
Cornell University
New York
Dairy Club
E. T. Ischmer
Paul R. Cornelison
M. J. Regan
Frank RB. Morrison
Wilbert Hackman
C. R. Johnson
Donald Welker
I Skis Rifle Association
Mississippi County Farm News Town
Frank Miller
Dr. Miller
Marilyn Lankheit
Betty Rolding
Shirley Stallings
Carole Halter
Paula Stricker
New Madrid
New Madrid County
Charles Gardner
Matthews
Big Prairie
Willard Sanders
West Township
Richard Whiffen
G. W. Sittner
Lilbourn
Lewis Township
Dick Owens
Gideon
Anderson Township
Jack Gee
Portageville
Portage Township
John Haubold
Marston
LaFont Township
Agnes Stokes
Malden
Como
Whitson Henry
St. John Township
Harry Juergens
LeSieur
W. C. Turnbow
Hough Township
Solon Gee
Sam Hunter, Jr
Memphis Chamber of Commerce
Francis Hulshof
C. W. Jones
Alan Littell
Charles T. Gardner
Eoth Ein Oof
Colemar & Conpany
Lloyd Twaudeins
Miccourt Delta Coteredina Hospital
Ave
Stran-Steel
Buidings
Toren
Soldings
Medenal
Cell
Sifston Steel Buiding CO
Allis-Chalmers
Allis-Chalmers Sales
Srvice
Sikeston Farm Equipment CO
Sikeston, Missouri
N. Ranney
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