Deplores Sale of Low Grade Soybeans In Foreign Markets
Hudson Iowa report from Frankfort Germany notes European buyers seek 1949 crop soybeans as the cheapest edible oil source. Geo M Strayer warns off grade U S beans harm world markets and urges traders to supply best quality. Editorial in Soybean Digest outlines mission and plans to compare U S varieties with German types for future sales and usage.
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Hudson
Iowa
Europe
U. S
Geo. M. Strayer
American Soybean Association
Frankfort
Germany
Soybean Digest
Strayer
U.S
Strayer and Cartier
Kem Says Congress Blocked Unwise Laws This Year
Washington DC October 20 Senator James P Kem praised Congress for blocking President Truman’s unwise legislation. He credited bipartisan opposition as essential to freedom and warned against blank check appropriations since 1932. He urged Congress to restrain the President and bureaucrats to protect constitutional government. 5-piece Chrome Breakfast Sets as low as 29.95 Lair's.
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Washington, D. C
Congress
James P. Kem
Kem
Truman
Kemn
Lair’s
OFFICERS NAMED FOR CANCER SOCIETY
Jefferson City Dr Bawin Ernst of St Louis was elected president of the Missouri Division of the American Cancer Society at the annual meeting. He has chaired the Cancer Committee of the Missouri State Medical Association. Other officers include Dr Everett D Sugar baker as Vice President J Wray Schmalhorst as Secretary and Edgar M Eagan as Treasurer. The 40 member board includes 20 lay members and 20 physicians.
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Orin D. Waddill
Carrollton
W. C. Hewitt
Shelbyville
Grunden Wade
St. Louis
T. M. Layman
A. N. Arneson
Tom R. Douglass
McBaine
Ralph H. Erichsen
Kansas City
J. Wray Schmalhorst
Springfield
Edith Kirkendall
Birch Tree
C. F. Adams
Division of Health
Jefferson City
Joseph L. Fisher
St. Joseph
J. W. Fleming Jr
Moberly
A. D. Welsh
William E. Leighton
Edwin C. Ernst
Roland M. Klem
A. B. Sinclair Jr
E. Kip Robinson
B. E. DeTar
Joplin
M. K. Underwood
Rolla
Kossuth Weber
Farmington
Dayton R. Seabaugh
Cape Girardeau
Walter G. Staley
Mexico
Edgar M. Eagan
Thompson
Kirkendall
Bawin Ernst
Missouri
American Cancer Society
Ernst
Cancer Society
Missouri State Medical Association
Everett D. Sugarbaker
State Cancer Commission
Frost Turns Forage Poisonous When Frost Hits Crops
Kansas City report says frost can turn cane Sudan grass sorghum and Johnson grass into deadly poison through prussic acid. Horses and swine are less affected. Rape also dangerous, concentrating irritant oil when frozen. Poisoning causes staggered movement, twitching, heavy salivation, and death from oxygen starvation. Immediate removal of animals advised. antidotes may save poisoned cattle and sheep. Field test by grazing one animal for ten days to two weeks indicates safety for rest of herd. Quality always pays in buying or selling.
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Kansas City
American Foundation For Animal Health
Foundation
Missouri Savings Bonds reach record statewide sales
Jefferson City Mo R E L Hill state chairman says Missouri September Savings Bonds sales for Series E F and G totaled 12117717 with nine month Series E sales at 100659579 up 3830496 from last year. Shackleford notes about 5500000000 in Missouri is held with annual interest of 36000000 and urges savings bonds as gifts headlined as the present with a future. September sales in Scott county reach 34252.
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Jefferson City
R. E. L. Hill
Missouri Savings Bonds Committee
Missouri
Hill
Treasury Department
Earl H. Shackleford
Savings Bonds Division
Shackelford
Scott County
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White's Drug Store
Sikeston, Mo
Coca-Cola Company
Sikeston Coca-Cola Bottling Company
Powell Insurance Agency
Aia Savings
ORK
Yao
Lewis Sales Company
Sikeston, Missouri
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