Three Sets of Twins Enrolled in Local School
The year sees three twin pairs in Lucille Givens' primary class marking a historic high. Wayne and Jane Haynes, Ricky and Vicky Huls, and Linda and Brenda Silverthorn are the twin students from local families. The piece notes community ties, events, and a sixteenth birthday party for Ricky and Vicky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Givens
Wayne
Jane Haynes
Elvis Haynes
Ricky
Vicky Huls
Lowell Huls
Linda
Brenda Silverthorn
Lawrence Silverthorn
Unseeded Wheat Allotments Not To Reduce Cotton Acreage
The Department of Agriculture issued a ruling responding to the Missouri Cotton Producers Association request to permit permanent release of wheat allotments on a voluntary basis. If a wheat allotment farm seeds no wheat the allotment will not cut cotton cropland. cotton acreage will be adjusted based on wheat seeding, not allotment. MCPA executive Hilton L Bracey said farmers seed less to boost next year's cotton area, noting many allotments are too small for rotations or have been replaced by other crops. The USDA is expected to send an official notice to county PMA offices soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Missouri Cotton Producers Association
MCPA
Hilton L. Bracey
Bracey
USDA
PMA
Community Visit Highlights In Charter Oak Area
A series of weekend and Sunday visits tied Charter Oak residents to relatives and friends across Missouri and Arkansas. Notable trips included Mode C Greer and son from Morley. W D Whitener and Nancy from Ste Genevieve. Athoff family from Essex. Barber relatives from Goodland Kansas. Stahl and Baker families from St Louis. Goins and Dunkins from Chaffee. Faughn Overby guests of Merritt in Gray Ridge. and Billy Carl Flower visiting from Jonesboro. Local moves and business visits touched Sikeston Morehouse and Center Ridge. A farmer transportation statement emphasized adequate transport facilities aiding crop prices and planning by the new committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Hull
Ricky
Vicky
Judy
Joan Peterson
Bonnie
Nancy Trail
Tommy
Carla Jo Romines
Becky Depre
Linda
Brenda Silvesthorn
Dean Ann
Danny Whitten
Harold Dee Pfifer
Michael Sibley
Joe
Cape Girardeau
Sally Predmore
Blytheville, Ark
Cecil Beeson
Morehouse
D. N. Powell
Leadwood
Virgil Gaines
Lilbourn
Claude Jenkins
Parma
M. H
Roy Sutton
Essex
Lester Revelle
Pearl Ball
Lucille
Thomas Holderby
Otis Hicks
Sikeston
Leslie Gaines
Kewanee
Luther Givens
Sterling
Colo
Charles Givens
St. Louis
Burl Givens
Fred Wright
Wilson Yates
Clyde Hawes
Charles Gardner Jr
Bonnie Ruth Conrad
Marshall Yates
Janice Parsons
Bobby Throop
Harold Joe Burch
Carl Shelby
Joe Silverthorn
Archie Burch
Lester King
Nora Bohannon
Charles Leech
Delbert Yancy
Glenn Burch
Vera Ragsdale
Gene Baker
Melba Throop
Neda Throop
H- T. Burch
Trailback Plantation
Nora Williams
Melbin Kelso
Addie Stobaugh
Verba Burch
Ella Throop
John Maddox
Lyman Whitten
John Hare
Wm. Roberts
George Gaines
Alfred Byrd
J. N. Throop
Shirley Kelso
Kenneth Cauthorn
W. C. Moore Jr
Jim Parker
B. B. Conrad
Bonnie Ruth
Charles
Willena
Katy Belle Snow
Columbus, Ky
Mode C. Greer
Morley
Kenneth Averett
W. D. Whitener
Nancy
Ste. Genevieve
R. L. Averett
Thomas Athoff
H. E. Asher
Louie Barber
Goodland
Kansas
Acton Stahl
Vernon Baker
Elmer Stahl
Baker
Gerald Goins
Chaffee
C. N. Goins
Rocellia Dunkins
T. C. Faughn
Wallis Overby
Roy Merritt
Gray Ridge
Amos Hargroves
Jackson
L. J. Garner
Billy Carl Flower
Jonesboro
Arkansas
A. O Flowers
Nancy Lucy
Canalea
Barbara Ann Asher
Asher
Elbert Jr
Edward Asher
Gilbert Asher
Thomas McCoy
Center Ridge
R. M. Hood
Southeast Missouri Organizes Freight Car Efficiency Panel
A Southeast Missouri Freight Car Efficiency Committee was formed with the Trans-Missouri-Kansas Shippers Board. W. P. Hunter of Missouri Cotton Producers Association said the new group will improve information and action on railcar supply and transport issues. R. C. Davis of Charleston chairs, with members from Scott County Milling, Himmelberger-Harrison Lumber, Kennett Grain, Forbridge Feed, Missouri Soybean, and Malden Grain among others. The panel aims to speed movement of agricultural products and related goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southeast Missouri
Trans - Missouri - Kansas Shippers Board
W. P. Hunter
Missouri Cotton Producers Association
Hunter
T-M-K Board
R. C. Davis
Charleston
McPa Feed, Seed
Farm Forum November 17 and 18 at Missouri College of Agriculture
Scott county leaders are invited to the two day Farm Forum at the Missouri College of Agriculture in Columbia November 17 and 18. Sessions cover What Price Security Problems Facing American Agriculture and What Price Program for Agriculture with speakers on price supports markets and marketing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott County
Missouri College of Agriculture
Columbia
Raymond Milligan
Benton
Farm Bureau
F. R. Feemster
Fornfelt
Home Economics Council
Dean McMullin
Morley
Y. M. & W. Group
Leon Dannenmueller
4-H Council
Starling Guinn
Tom B. Stroup
Benson Outlines Agriculture Needs and Farm Management
Secretary Ezra Taft Benson told the National Association of County Agricultural Agents the nation must boost efficiency reduce costs improve quality and expand markets through research education conservation and soil building. He stressed fitting specialized tasks into an overall farm management plan supporting production marketing soil conservation and broader economic factors. The note ends with an ad for holiday greeting cards from The Herald and sample cards by mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ezra Taft Benson
National Association of County Agricultural Agents
New Madrid County farming notes hailing cotton and crops
Ronald Tucker reports New Madrid County ginned 48 210 bales of cotton by October YT, up from 33 960 last October. He notes seed shortages for 1954, suggests sowing winter cereals on seed fields, cites bean and potato yields, warns against using shoe string sweet potatoes for seed, and previews alfalfa variety options and potential record cotton grades in 1953.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Madrid
Donald French
Gideon
French
Arnold Matson
Ogdens
Charles Penman
Portageville
Dormans
St. Louis
Buffalo
Ranger
Kansas
New Madrid County
New Plan for CCC Loans Announced
The U S Department of Agriculture reports the Commodity Credit Corporation will place in a poor outstanding price support loan pool over 360 million dollars beyond cotton. Commercial banks may participate by lending to CCC via the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago. Certificates at 2.5 percent interest will mature August 2 1954 and may be bought back by CCC on demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Commodity Credit Corporation
CCC
Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
Federal Reserve Banks
Federal Reserve Bank
Christmas Cards Samples At The Herald
Hundreds of Christmas card samples offered by The Herald provide exclusive selections for readers. The feature highlights diverse designs, colors, and themes suitable for personal and corporate use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Herald
Eagle Stamps Extra Savings at LAIR'S
Local retailer LAIR'S promotes Eagle Stamps with enhanced saving offer. Shoppers can collect stamps on purchases and redeem for discounts and rewards. Limited time promotion and participating items listed in store window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lair’s
Herald News Office Advised for Submissions
Send your news items to the Herald by mail or telephone. The notice urges readers to submit stories, tips, and notices through official channels for timely publication.
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The
Herald
Farm management problems loom for wheat and cotton crops
True D. Morse warns that 16 600 000 acres may be taken from wheat under a referendum and cotton growers face similar risk with marketing quotas. Farmers may divert to corn soybeans grain sorghums barley and other feeds increasing competition for corn. He notes corn acreage allotments could be imposed and land use adjustments will demand special planning beyond individual farm tactics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Morse
Neighborhood News by Phone Lines
A local note invites residents to share news of community interest by calling the listed numbers 74 or 75. The brief emphasizes neighborly exchange and timely updates on happenings around town.
Small in size big in results Herald Classified Ads
A compact classified ad column highlights notable outcomes from local sales and services. Listings underscore efficient, affordable options and quick results for readers seeking bargains, with emphasis on value, availability, and contact details.
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Herald
Insurance tips to protect against losses and call for help
It stresses regular insurance checks for security and peace of mind. It notes insurers provide protection beyond water to extinguish fires and urges readers to contact for questions or issues, promising help.
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State College
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Mac
O. E. Critchlow
Greta
Ark
Ilinois
Sue Critchlow
Lind
Duane Sisson
Piedmont
Sisson
Henrietta Twidwell
Pearl Green
Rosa Green
Dexter
F. M. Madhe
Dudley
Lowell Hawkins
Anna
Ill
A. Critchlow
Melvin Kasten
Mark
John Kasten
Raymond Galemore
Rae
Aiea v
Ort Waren
Benton, Missouri
M. G. McMullin
Sikeston, Missouri
Mis
Charter Oak
Lena Asher
District Freight Car Efficiency Committee
Farm Forum
Benson
Ronald Tucker
National Farm Loan Association of
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Board of Public Works
Bert E. Cohoon
Ieee
Marvels Cigarettes
Carton
Manhattan
Kist
Kroger
Brook
Kroger Kraut
Jemima
Oscar Mayer
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Armour
Ocd Pe.te
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