Baby Lindsey Funeral Held For Margaret Ellen Lindsey
Funeral services were held at Matthews cemetery for Margaret Ellen Lindsey infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Lindsey of near here. The baby died two hours after birth at Delta Community Hospital last Sunday afternoon. Taylor Funeral Home directed services. Survived by parents three sisters Melda Shirley and Beverly and grandparents Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Heath of Sikeston and Mrs. Mary E. Gunter of Peach Orchard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthews Cemetery
Margaret Ellen
J. A. Lindsey
Near Here
Delta Community Hospital
Taylor Funeral Home
Melda
Shirley
Beverly
W. E. Heath
Sikeston
Mary E. Gunter
Peach Orchard
Scott County 4 H Club Cattle Sale Leads with High Prices
Scott County 4 H members led a two day marketing event at the National Stock Yards in St Louis with 223 cattle sold by Missouri and Illinois youths. Average weight 960 pounds, average price 30.33 per cwt, top lots include 25 Angus at 33.50 and 25 Herefords at 32.75. Pigs also sold with 217 head at about 22 per cwt. Educational tours and demonstrations accompanied the sale, with Scott County exhibitors winning district fair ribbons across clothing home furnishings and poultry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri 4-H
National Stock Yards
St. Louis
Missouri
Illinois
4-H
Producers Livestock Marketing Association
Bob
Fred
Vermon Heitmeyer
Monroe County
Charles Gardner Jr
New Madrid County
Eloise Leftwich
Pettis County
James Wilt
Shelby County
Armour Packing Plant
Scott County
Jerry Freshour
A J. Schoot
Oran
John Watkins
Artificial breeding boosts Missouri dairy gains and cattle sales
R S Caldwell reports rising dairy output from artificial breeding in Missouri. A Fayette farmer’s Holstein produced top butter fat figures from both conventional and artificial sires. More than three thousand feeder cattle will be sold across five Ozark-area auctions in late September, with sales organized by County Agents and the University of Missouri Extension Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
R S Caldwell
Missouri Valley Dairy Herd Improvement Association
Ernest Johnmeyer
Fayette
Associate
Alvin Schraer
South Missouri
College of Agriculture
Agricultural Extension Service
University of Missouri
Ozark
Salem
Poplar Bluff
Potosi
Branson
Doniphan
Scott County
Hessian fly threat prompts cautious seeding date
Dr. Leonard Haseman of the University of Missouri warns the Hessian fly is laying eggs on volunteer wheat and the next two weeks are critical. Flies are found scattered across the state with heavy infestations. Farmers are urged not to seed before the fly-free date this fall, with Scott county set for October 16 or after the first heavy frost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Haseman
University of Missouri
Scott County
A and P Defends Low Prices in Anti Trust Case
The Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company publishes a nationwide advertisement arguing against a federal anti trust suit filed in New York that seeks dissolution of the chain. A P asserts the case would raise food prices and hurt consumers, farmers, manufacturers, and its 110,000 employees while stressing its long history of offering low prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company
New York
How Do You Rate at Home and in Public
A county bulletin from New Madrid Extension offers two sections on good manners. Part one covers behavior at home including table manners, conversations, phone use, introductions, and entertaining guests. Part two explains etiquette in public places such as meetings schools churches streets businesses parties and during dates or travel. The note is free to request. Jelly tarts from leftover pie dough are suggested as a kid friendly snack.
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New Madrid
New Madrind
Awards for New Madrid County 4-H Club Members
New Madrid county 4-H members dominated judging contests at the District Fair in Cape Girardeau. The livestock judging team led by C. G. Scott Jr and teammates won the livestock event with Scott as top individual, while Frank Stanley, Rosalie Powell, and Jeanice Haubold excelled in vegetable judging. Demetra Yarbro led the clothing contest with a perfect score as the Cox Baderville club contributed multiple ribbon winners. many members earned blue, red, and white ribbons across cotton, soybeans, wheat, corn, poultry, home furnishings, home service, clothing, food preservation, and food preparation categories. A top 4-H Marketing Day sale at National Stockyards in St. Louis saw Charles Gardner Jr. fetch a top price of 33.50 per cwt for two beef cattle, totaling 767.14.
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Scott County
Cape Girardeau
Joyce Freshour
Janet Dannenmueller
Blanch Spalding
Betty Lou Sanford
Glenda Brock
Lillian Schwartz
Raona Miller
Margaret Green
Shirley Dannenmueller
Geraldine McCallister
George Stevens
New Madrid
C. G. Scott Jr
Pharris Ridge
Arnold B. Heusser
Brown Spur Club
Francis Hulshof
Shamrock Club
Portageville
Frank Stanley
Matthews
Rosalie Powell
Jeanice Haubold
Marston
Demetra Yarbro
Cox-Baderville
Martha Hubbard
Delores Bailey
New Madrid County
Edwin Baehr
Cox Baderville
Ocel
Thomas McCoy
Brown Spur
Danny Becker
Eddie Becker
Joe
Billy Morgan Burch
Harland Gilmer
Jackie Ledbetter
Billy Lee Halbrook
Wilson Yates
Jeanice
Jeannette Haubold
Shirley Henson
Joan Yarbro
Rosemary Baehr
Leon Kesler
Mary Emma
Paul
Rosemary Hulshof
Noel Dean Harris
Billy Joe Harris
Billy Chafin
Freddie Harris
Landers Ridge
Donnie Kesler
Vincent Hulshof
Shamrock
George Chafin
Harold Chartrau
Kewanee
Francis, Paul
Sonny Alsup
Charles B. Hampton
White Oak
Arnold B. Hetiser
Carl Heuiser
James Hulshof
Jimmy Glover
Pharns Ridge
Harold Chartran
Francis
Charles Gardner Jr
Wayne Voss
Bobby Alsup
Charles Hampton
Joe Shelby King
Bernard Hulshof
Danny Joe
Janet Crisler
Altha Lois Yount
Janice Parsons
Mary Lou Hampton
Jane Elien Byrd
Mary Hubbard
Charlene Smith
Risco
Mona Lee Scott
Darlene Wagner
Parma
Sandra Jean Gray
Phillips
Jo Ann Denson
Vivian Crafton
Frailey Club
Janey Robertson
Virginia Powell
Cox- Baderville
Alma Ruth Hubbard
Cox-Baderi
National Stockyards
St. Louis
Beeves
Buddy
Larry Lewis
W. H. Simms
Lair Advertises Low Weekly Payments
A fragment notes payments if desired, as low as $1.25 weekly, attributed to Lair's.
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Baby Lindsey
Scott County Farm Activities and Agricultural News
Tom B Stroup
Moss Lorene Hubbard
Bill Wedekind
Louis Watkins
Vancuser
Jimmy Patterson
Illmo
Louis Pobst
Mr. Pobst
Lair’'S
A & P Grocery Chain
Chicago
Ill
Powell Insurance Agency
B. L
Bill
Golladay
F.H.A. and
G. I. Loan Department
Welsh Building — Telephone No
Joe Hulshof
Sue Critchlow
Malone and Rex
Tes
Lair’s
Southeast Missouri Telephone Company
Bigelow
Fomow
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