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Newspaper

Sikeston Herald

Location

Sikeston, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1949

Page

5

Sea lamprey threatens Great Lakes fish extinction

The sea lamprey, a saltwater parasite, endangers the $12 million annual Great Lakes fishery by invading waters, attacking lake trout and other species across Michigan and beyond. spawning runs are found in 108 streams in Michigan alone. Control relies on trapping and destroying spawning runs, but eradication seems unlikely. Herald Want Ads get results.

Great Lakes Lake Huron United States Lake Michigan Lake Superior Michigan Robert Page Lincoln North Atlantic St. Lawrence Niagara Falls Welland Canal Falls

Girl Scout Growth In Sikeston Highlights 1949

Mrs. T. A. Martin reports Sikeston area Girl Scouts totaling 29 adults, 125 Brownies, 100 Intermediate and 8 Senior Scouts with overall Southeast Missouri membership around 1,000 and national totals exceeding 1.25 million. She notes 50 girls awaiting troops and calls for 20,000 more volunteers to meet waiting lists and expand recruitment into 1950. Separately, U.S. commerce data show 1948 candy sales funded an average 18.2 pounds per person, total value 998 million dollars.

Girl Scout Organization Sikeston T. A. Martin Missouri United States Martin U. S. Department of Commerce

Farmers urged to complete conservation practices in Scott County

Evin Burke, chairman of the Scott County Production and Marketing Administration Committee, urged farmers cooperating in the 1949 Agricultural Conservation Program to finish terraces, dams, and drains now that crops are harvested. About 1,100 farmers participate this year, covering roughly 85 percent of cropland, with $63,245,000 allocated to aid conservation efforts. lime, phosphate, and winter cover crops are suggested, highlighting soil and water protection across the county.

Evin Burke Scott County Production and Marketing Administration Committee Scott County Burke

Four French Scout Leaders Visit Cape Girardeau

Four French Scout leaders travel the Mississippi by canoe to visit the Southeast Missouri Council. They arrive in Cape Girardeau at 5:00 PM and will spend two days with local leaders to discuss conservation efforts and farmer cooperation.

Cape Girardeau Missouri Courthouse Park Merchants of Houck Stadium Jacques Boucharlet Yves Korbendau Philippe Andrieu Jean Raspail Pere Southeast Missouri Council Boy Scouts of America Mississippi River Tion

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