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Newspaper

Sikeston Herald

Location

Sikeston, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1949

Page

6

Farm Activities and Agriculture News New Madrid County

New Madrid County farmers will tour the Sikes ton Experimental Farm on September 20 from 2:00 p.m. to view hybrid corn yield tests planting date tests and mixtures, plus cotton variety yields and pasture studies. Extension agents and Field Crops professors will discuss the experiments and invite all interested. 4-H members will exhibit at the Cape Girardeau Fair September 12–17, with county office drop-off September 12. Exhibits span bread and baked goods, clothing, home furnishings, and crops, with judging contests on September 15 for livestock, vegetables, and clothing teams.

New Madrid County Sikeston Experimental Farm W. R. Langford C. V. Feaster M. S. Zuber Field Crops Department Alfred Byrd Cape Girardeau New Madrid Cape Girardeau Fair Francis Joe Hulshof Portageville C. G. Scott Pharris Ridge Arnold B. Heusser Brown Spur Jeanice Haubold Marston Sue Critchlow Rosalie Powell Frank Stanley Matthews Mary and Martha Hubbard Delores Bailey Cox-Baderville Violet Pitts East Gideon

Missouri Exhibit Promised at Memphis Fair by Local Educators

The County Extension Agents of New Madrid county and Matthews high school Vocational Agriculture instructors plan a large exhibit at the Memphis Fair from September 22 to 30. The Matthews display, 10 by 40 feet, carries the theme Education and Community Service and will be labeled Missouri in large letters above the main exhibit space.

New Madrid County Matthews High School Missouri

Ginners Plan County Cotton Day With 4-H Exhibits

Members of the New Madrid County Ginners Committee Arline Avery John Brown and H R Woodside met on September 1 to promote cotton improvement efforts. They discussed a county-wide Cotton Day featuring 4-H club members showing cotton bale samples and hearing from notable speakers with potential exhibits by commercial firms.

New Madrid County Arline Avery Marston John Brown Jaynye H. R. Woodside Baderville New Madrid Mad- Frid

Sikeston Field Days At Missouri University Farm

Fall field days at the Sikeston experimental farm of Missouri University are set for September 20 and 21. The event invites all interested to view crop growth and hear results discussions, with the same program offered both mornings and afternoons to balance crowds. Mississippi and Dunklin county visitors go first forenoon. New Madrid, Bollinger and Butler go first afternoon. Second day invites Pemiscot and Stoddard in the forenoon and Scott, Cape Girardeau, Wayne, Perry and Ripley in the afternoon.

Sikeston Missouri University University Mississippi Dunklin New Madrid Bollinger Butler Pemiscot Stoddard Scott, Cape Girardeau, Wayne, Perry and Ripley

Forest management harvests while regrowth remains

Under forest management, a harvest can occur without harming future growth. Headquarters advertise heaters and ranges. LAIR'S offers a complete stock.

Lair’s

Missouri Apples Graded For Consumers Benefit

Federal state inspectors have graded Missouri apples for orchardists since August 25 to ensure standard quality. W R Martin Jr notes the 1948 season offers high quality apples free of major defects and coloring well with U S No 1 and U S Fancy grades emphasized. Jonathans lead the crop at about 40 percent with Grimes Golden and Delicious varieties arriving soon as the statewide grading expands to most of the crop.

Missouri W. R. Martin Jr Missouri University Missouri State Horticultural Society U.S Grimes

Fall Specials on Bedroom Suites at Lairs

Fall sale lists bedroom suites priced at 59.50 to 139.50 with various package options. The ad notes potatoes as a principal crop grown in every state.

LAIR America The Union

Edison and Wasp Learn Paper From Wood

While the claim is anecdotal, the remark notes Thomas Edison observed a wasp to inspire paper making from wood. It states Edison produced over a thousand patentable inventions during his lifetime.

Thomas Edison

What to Do When Fire Occurs in Home

A Miss Amy Kelly extension agent explains three main fire types and practical steps. For oily fires use carbon tetrachloride extinguishers or smother with blankets. avoid water. Electrical fires require a UL approved extinguisher and shutting off power at the main switch. Ordinary fires use water or smother small flames, keep doors and windows closed, and ensure a nearby water supply.

Amy Kelly Missouri University State Extension

Cardinals Schedule Home Stand To Close 1949 Season

The pennant bound St Louis Cardinals open a 12 game home stretch at Sportsmans Park with the New York Giants on September 13 and 14. They host Boston September 16 and 17, Philadelphia September 18 19 and 20, then finish September 24 and 25 against the Chicago Cubs. all night games begin at 8 30 p m CDT.

St. Louis St. Louis Cardinals New York Giants Sportsman’s Park Boston Philadelphia Cardinals Chicago Cubs

Baby Show at Mid-South Fair Features 150 Prize Total

Memphis event by the Woman's Department runs September 27 to 29 in the Casino Ballroom. Open to Mid-South children aged three months to four years with 12 groups including twins. No entry blank required. judging by age group each day.

Memphis, Tenn Woman's Department of the Woman's Department

District Farm Bureau meeting to discuss state and national legislation

Southeast Missouri Farm Bureau representatives will meet in Sikeston Library on Friday September 16 from 10 30 a m to 3 30 p m to discuss farm legislation at state and national levels H E Slusher president Missouri Farm Bureau Federation and Warren W Fuqua director of public relations will lead discussions urging attendees to propose legislation benefiting agriculture and the nation Carlton Skinner of Milford Connecticut named Guam s first civilian governor succeeding Rear Admiral C A Powell

Farm Bureau Missouri Sikeston H. E. Slusher Missouri Farm Bureau Federation Warren W. Fuqua Guam Carlton Skinner Milford, Conn C. A. Powell Navy

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