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Newspaper

Sikeston Herald

Location

Sikeston, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1944

Page

3

Wylie community plans 4-H club formation

A Sept 21 meeting at Wylie schoolhouse discussed forming a 4-H club for ages 10 to 20 with about 20 adults and 30 children in attendance. Hazel Evans and Jos. Caldwell spoke on 4-H work, a color slide movie was shown, and a follow up meeting for organizing the club was set for Sept 29 at 7 45 pm.

Wylie School H. B. Green Hazel B. Evans Jos. C. Caldwell Scott County Benton Sam Branson Morley Dan Adams Fred Showmaker Charleston Stockham State Teachers College At Cape Girardeau

Scott County Home Economics Council Holds Meeting

The Scott County Home Economics Council met Friday in Benton with 17 attendees from eight clubs. Officers present included President Mrs. W J Dennis, Vice President Mrs. H A Lewis, and Secretary Treasurer Mrs. Ernie W Springer.

County Council of the Home Eiconomics Benton W. JF. Dennis H. A. Lewis Miner Switch Ernie W. Springer Silmo Graysboro Lusk Owensby Lemons Diehistadt Morley Head Wylie Scott County Farm Bureau Board of Directors

New Car Rationing Set for October by OPA

The Office of Price Administration announced that 8000 new cars will be released in October with a quota of 1000 passenger cars, the same as September. The remaining national supply falls below 20,000, well under a typical two days' demand.

Office of Price Administration

Curing and Protecting New Madrid Sweet Potatoes and Borers

New Madrid County Farm Extension advises curing sweet potatoes at 80 to 85 degrees for 10 to 15 days to seal wounds and prevent rot. Dig before frost to avoid cold damage, cut vines after frost, then harvest. Fall checks for borers at tree bases involve digging soil, using a wire probe, and applying paradichlorobenzene for peach trees in October if large plantings are infested.

Fertility Determines Disease and Insect Resistance in Gardens

The article notes gardens with lower yields still provided substantial food while others failed under identical weather and pest pressures. It finds the key difference in soil fertility and organic matter content. High fertility areas produced despite adverse conditions, unlike poorer soils.

Used Army Trucks Released to Farmers in New Madrid County

Five used army trucks have been allocated to New Madrid County by the ACA. McCrate Implement Company of Portageville will purchase and resell to eligible farmers who obtain a permit from the ACA office in New Madrid. Demand will limit permits to those needing a truck most for farm use.

Bert Femmer New Madrid ACA McCrate Implement Company Portageville

Oldest American farm cooperative organized at Riverhead NY

The Herald Office advertises a new line of Christmas cards while noting Riverhead NY formed one of the oldest farm cooperatives in 1863. The brief item highlights a historic agricultural milestone and a seasonal card offering.

Riverhead, N Y

War Meats Rationing Tightens Civilians’ Supplies

War Food Administration officials say nearly all choice meat goes to the armed forces this winter. Civilians face limited utility grades as government buys 60 percent of beef slaughter, with pork loins ham bacon and shoulder portions heavily cut. Lamb and veal supplies shrink due to drought, transport, and manpower, though utility veal should stay available.

War Food Administration WFA

Lack of Funds Forces FSA to Reject Loan Requests

Hundreds of war veterans applied to the Farm Security Administration for financial help to reestablish on farms but lack of FSA funds forced rejections. Rising land values also limited loans, as purchases are tied to long term earning capacity. By midsummer 3089 veterans filed applications. 40 percent, or 1230, approved while others were under consideration.

Farm Security Administration FSA KSA

Auto Deaths Last Year Lowest in 15 Years

The Census Bureau in Washington reported Monday that 1943 had the lowest deaths from automobile accidents since 1928. Total deaths were 18,251 with California recording 2,562 and Wyoming the lowest at 41. Read the ads they’re news.

Census Bureau Washington Milion Califortia Wyoming

A Good Dog Story From Centralia Missouri

A gaunt brown and white pointer led Jack Isbell of Centralia to ten puppies hidden by a ditch after a mother dog Jane, six years old, had wandered off with nine pups. The mother and pups were saved near Centralia, with Jane later regaining health on a local farm. One pup, Flash, six months old, owned by Rob Mow, shows strong breeding and drives training for Missouri quail.

Jack Isbell Centralia Missouri Isbell Centralian Jane Kansas City AB Chance Ca Red Beuchman Ward Palmer Boone County Wlash Rob Mow Bank of Sikeston

Christmas Card Options at The Herald Office

If you can’t send your goliier your sailor your mane your avit or a package gift you can send him a Christmas card See the new ereeling cards at The Herald office.

Sailor Mane Herald Office

Missouri high schools expand driver education courses

The highway patrol notes that many Missouri high schools now offer driver education. This development provides families with a strong opportunity to enroll their son or daughter in preparatory instruction for safer driving.

Missouri

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Scott County Farm Activities Joe C. Caldwell Salcedo Alwin Gasser J. R. Lee Mary Smith J. I. Smith Wylie Community Club Dennis Hughes Hughes Chaffee Dixie Dairy Dixie Shield Cyey Lee Yeeee Ae Dixie Scott County Home Economics Council Herbert F. H. Rolf Laurel BE Weddle Greyhound Lines America Greyhound Union Bus Station Telephone Pac Greyhound Mee Aimes Sikeston Tane THE Highway Patrol Bailey & Bailey Attorneys-at-Law McCoy-Tanner Sikeston,mo George W. Kirk Applegate Bidg Sikeston, MO E. J. Menstedn Front Street Howard A. Dunaway McCoy-Tanner Building B. L. McMullin Stallcup F. L. Sisson North Kingshighway Optometry W. S. Sidwell Welsh Funeral Home Home of Distinctive Service Muufl
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