The Courier News from Blytheville, Arkansas • Page 11

COURIER 1CEWS On Missco Farms Bangs Disease Control Up until recent years nearly every commercial beef producer in North Mississippi County was, sooner or later, run out of business by the Bangs disease. Finally a vaccine was developed that shows real indication of being THE control measure. The State Farm Bureau, Animal Industry Department and interested legislators combined forces a few years ago and through legislation made free vaccination possible. Dedication Set For New Soil Lab Marianna Branch Opens Formally. On June 10 MARIANNA Thousands of farm people who never saw a soiltesting laboratory in operation, will have that opportunity on June 10 when Laboratory will be formally dedicated.

Lippert S. Ellis, of the University of Arkansas College of Agriculture, has promised that the lab will be in full operation on that day. Visitors will be able to see firsthand what happens to a soil sample from the time it is brought in by the postman until the report is mailed to the county agent for delivery to the farmer. Insection of the laboratory will be only one of the features of Dedication Day at the Cotton Branch Experiment Station, near here. Assistant Secretary of Agriculture J.

Earl will come down from Washingeaon to deliver the principle address, and Governor Francis Cherry will make the dedication. The new building, located on the cotton station campus, has been completed, and it is expected that all equipment will be installed within the next few days. When it goes into operation, the laboratory will serve the soiltesting needs of the. farmers in 26 counties ofieastern Arkansas The remaining counties will continue to be served by the main laboratories at Fayetteville. The branch laboratory at Marianna will be under the supervision of Eichard Maples, a member of the Only female calves, four eight months of age that are to be kept in a breeding herd, should be vaccinated.

The state or federal vaccinator will be in north Mississippi County about the third week in May. Do you have calves to be vaccinated? Let me know so I can arrange a schedule. Future of Beef cows have increased to new record highs. In spite of crashing beef prices last year, a severe drouth and high feed prices, the total number of cows on January 1 was 1,300,000 head more than January 1953. Beef numbers have been on a steady increase since 1940.

Cutworms Cutworms are exceedingly thick in alfalfa and other legume crops. They may appear in some cotton fields, particularly near vetch and rye strips. They are easily controlled over since Toxaphene was invented. Apply at rates of one pound of pure toxaphene per acre with ground machinery, when spraying rows only. Use 2 to 2V, pounds pure toxaphene when covering all of ground.

Certified Seed Production There is real concern among Arkansas farmers over the amount of money leaving Arkansas annually for certified seed. Can't we pro- PAGE BLEYHI Agronomy Department formerly stationed at Fayetteville. In addition, to providing the soil- testing service, the Marianna staff will conduct outlaying fertilizer research in cooperation with farmers Of-the area on the bases of which more complete recommendations may be made. In addition to the dedicatory ceremonies and the inspection of the new laboratory, visitors here on June 10 will also be able to tour the experimental farm, where various types of research will be on display. -A picnic lunch will be available at the' station, so that hunger will not intefere with the all-day program.

as farmers in other states? The first statewide seed cleaning and marketing clinic will be held in Little Rock, Arkansas, May 11 and 12. All of the problems of production, certification, seed cleaning and equipment, seed storing and drying, be discussed in this meeting. Cooperating sponsors of the meeting include our Extension Service, the State Plant Board, the Arkansas Seed Growers Association and the Arkansas Seed Dealers Association. You are invited if Interested in seed production. There will be no registration fee or expense to you in connection with the meeting.

Empty Home Freezers If you are as low on frozen strawberries as I am and want some more for the home freezer, I would suggest you go see Ora Hueter at Leachville next week. So far as I know, he has the best field of strawberries this year. He saved them through last year's drought by irrigation and Thb the new Eastern M-lfcrtbtt LabofmUty, neently oeatpfetod on the eamptu of Abe Cotton Branch Experiment MM- Art. It to a the Unlrertity's main laboratory at Fayetteyflk, and will tern sbe fmnnen la the eastern part of the State. ThV buildinr will dedicated with special at the rife June It.

Asctatant Secretary of Africulture J. Earl Arfcamas Gewener Fnacfc duny, awl etber wfil be present for the occasion. Visiting Day At Arkansas Fayetteviffe Station Event Set for May 26 FAYETTEVHiE D. Howard Doane, one of the nation's leading agricultural authorities, will be the Agricultural Experiment Station three-state area here on May 26. The annual visiting day at the Main Station near here is expected to attract several thousand farm men, women and youth from Arkansas, Oklahoma and Missouri, according to W.

White, associate director of the Experiment Station To Make Vegetable Crop Pay, Insects Must Be Controlled fertilizer. WARNING ORDER IN THE CHANCEBY COURT, 'CHICKASAWBA DISTRICT, MISSISSIPPI COUNTY, ARKANSAS' Affred E. Cagle, Pltf. vs. No.

13,671 D. Cagle, Dft. The defendant, Marjorie D. Cagle; is hereby warned to appear within thirty days in the court named in the caption hereof and answer the complaint of the plaintiff, Alfred E. Cagle.

Dated this 22nd day of April, 1954. SEAL GERALDINE LISTON, Clerk. By OPAL DOYLE, D. C. Claude F.

Cooper, Atty. for Pltf. Ed B. Cook, Atty. Ad Litem.

Distressing: Time Farmers are going through a period of real uncertainty this week. The very cool weather and strong wind on Monday morning, May 3, made hundreds of thousands of acres of cotton in the Mississippi valley look very very sick. The cold wind seemed to do considerably more harm than the light frost on that same Monday night. Some hope was expressed for the cotton survival but I can't find any old time farmers that would say for sure that the county's crop would be aU right. there is a resonable supply of seed left in the country in 'base some replanting is necessary.

Army Worms Army worms, as well as some cut worms, appear general now in most all fields of small grains. Don't expect toxaphene to give as quick a kill on army worms. evaluating results. Two pounds of pure or technical toxaphene per acre is minimum dose for army worms. Personally I would use nearer three pounds pure toxaphene if I had a heavy population of army worms in small grains.

been completed, but the day's activities will include a tour of the experimental farm to allow visitors to see latest research in livestock and field and horticultural crops. The morning will probably be devoted to the farm tour, with the speaking program scheduled early afternoon. Provisions will be made for visitors to buy lunch at the farm. Mr. Doane is the founder and long time head of the Doane Agricultural Service of St.

Louis, an organization that manages and engages in a wide variety of other activities associated with agriculture. He has served as chairman of the board of directors since 1943. Mr. Doane is a pioneer In the field of farm management. Before he conceived the idea that farm management could be conducted as a scientific business, very little progress had been made in this direction.

Now his company's business extends throughout the United States. In addition to the main office in St. Louis, several branch offices are located in other cities. A native of New York state, Mr. Doane has spent most of his life in the midwest.

He is a graduatepf the University of Missouri, where he served on the College Agriculture Staff for a number of years. He also did field work for a St. Louis bank before establishing the Doane Agricultural Service in 1923. He has been called upon by the government on several occasions to serve as special consultant. COLUMBIA, and dis- eaese control are two subjects discussed in a new publication, ''Grow Your Vegetables," just recently released by the College of Agriculture at the University of Missouri.

Clyde Cunningham and Victor Lambeth, horticulturists at the University and authors of the circular, say insects must be controlled in vegetable production. The two men suggest a weekly dusting or spraying program for insect control. A combination of methoxy- chlor and lindane will kill most insects. However, after edible portions of vegetables are formed they suggest a rotenone dust as a control. On the subject of disease the standpoint of preventaon than cure.

There arr a number of soil borne diseases that connot be controlled by spraying. Listed in the bulletin are three principals involved in disease control. They are: only disea- ase-free plants; disease- resistant varieties; and, proper spray programs. Other subjects discussed in the bulletin are garden size and location fertilization, fall plowing, planting plans, one and two-area garden plans, cultivation, mulching, irrigation and succession plantings. Copies of the circular may be obtained at county extension offices or by writing to the Mailing room, 21 Mumford Hall, Columbia.

in authorized to be Issued have been executed by the Mayor and, City Clerk and the seal of the CH.V impressed, as herein provided, they shall be delivered to the Trustee, which shall authenticate them and deliver them to the purchaser upo payment in cash to the Trustee the purchase price thereof and ac crued interest from April l. 1954. The Trustee shall remit th amount of the accrued interest plu an amount sufficient to pay tru first twelve (12) months' intores on the bonds to the City Treasure and the Treasurer shall deposit snid sums in the Sewer Revenue Bone Fund in addition to the otlie amounts hereinbefore required be paid into said fund. The Trustee shall remit the balance of the proceeds of the sale of the bonds to the City Treasurer and the Treasurer shall deposi snid amount in trust with a bank that is a member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, said deposit to be secured by bonds ol the United States or bonds of the State of Arkansas, or a political subdivision thereof, eligible undei Arkansas statutes for such trust, deposit, and Sflici deposit shall be disbursed solely in payment of the cost of the construction of the extensions, betterments and improvements to the Sewer System, including- engineering, legal and other expenses incidental thereto, but only on warrants, cheeks and vouchers signed by the Chairman or Secretary of the Sewer Committee and by the Treasurer, briefly specifying the nature of the disbursement or expenditure, and accompanied by a certificate signed by the engineer for such construction that an obligation in a stated amount has been incurred and to whom such obligation is owed, except that no such certificate shall be required before payment of legal or financial consultant fees, or the cost of issuing the bonds. Any unexpended balance remaining after the completion of the construction shall be paid to the Treasurer for the account of the City and deposited by him in the Sewer Revenue Bond Fund.

Section 34. The construction of the extensions, betterments and improvements to the Sewer System and the issuance of revenue bonds to pay the cost thereof is a matter of importance to the electors of the City of Blytheville, Arkansas, and "WARNING ORDER THE CHANCERY COURT, CHICKASAWBA DISTRICT, MISSISSIPPI COUNTY, ARKANSAS. Sterling Gordon, Plaintiff, No. 12670 Mildred Gordon, Defendant. The defendant, Mildred Gordon, is hereby warned to appear within thirty days in the court named in the caption hereof and answer the complaint of the plaintiff, Sterling Gordon.

Dated this 22 day of April, 1954. GERALDINE LISTON, Clerk By OPAL DOYLE, D. C. Claude F. Cooper, atty.

for pltff. Ed B. Cook, atty ad litem. WARNING ORDER IN THE CHANCERY COURT, CHICKASAWBA DISTRICT, MISSISSIPPI COUNTY, "ARKANSAS Eula Mae Fruchey, Pltf. vs.

No. 12,669 Wilbur Stanley Fruchey, Dft. The defendant, Wilbur Stanley Fruchey, is hereby warned to appear within thirty days in the court named in the caption hereof and answer the complaint of the plaintiff, Eula Mae Fruchey. Dated this 22nd day of April, 1954. SEAL GERALDINE LISTON, Clerk.

By OPAL DOYLE, D. C. Guy Walls, Atty. for Pltf. Ed B.

Cook, Atty. Ad. Litem. Would Be Equal If the earth's axis suddenly, became to the plane of its orbit, we have no variations of seasons, and our days and nights would be of equal length throughout the year. ORDINANCE Continued from Page 5 is made in the payment of any bond or coupon, or if the City fails to meet any bond fund requirement, or any of the other covenants -contained in this ordinance, the holder of such bond or coupon may declare such bond or coupon im mediately due and payable anc such bond shall thereupon be im mediately due and payable and in default.

The failure to exercise thi option upon any default or failure will not be a waiver of the righ to exercise the option upon anj subsequent default or failure. Section 29. The City further covenants that the bonds issued hereunder shall have the protection of the. provisions of Ark. Stats.

Section 19-4113. Section 30. If there De any default in the payment of either the interest on or principal of any of the bonds of this issue, the holder or holders thereof, or the Trustee may by proper suit compel the performance of the duties of the officials of the City, as set forth in said Act. No. 132 of the Acts of Arkansas of 1933.

If there be any default in the payment of the principal of or interest on the bonds, any court having jurisdiction in any proper may appoint a receiver to System on behalf of the City and ance expenses and to apply the income and revenues in conformity with said Act and this ordinance. When all defaults in interest and principal payments have been cured, the custody and operation of the works shall revert to the City. Section 31. To the end that a record of the pledge of the revenues and the agreement not to mortgage the Sewer System, set out in this ordinance, may be preserved, the Mayor and City Clerk are hereby authorized and directed to file with the Recorder of Mississippi County, Arkansas a copy of this ordinance duly certified, with directions that it be recorded in the office of said County Recorder as in the case of deeds and mortgages. Section 32.

The Trustee shall be responsible only for wilful wrong in the execution of its trust. The recitals in this ordinance and in the face of the bonds are the recitals of the City and not of the Trustee. The Trustee shall not be required to take any action as Trustee unless it shall have been notified in writing and shall have been indemnified to its satisfaction against any loss, damage, or expense on account of the taking of such action. The Trustee may resign at any time by days' notice in writing to the City Clerk. The majority in value of the holders of the outstanding bonds any time it has been determined by the Council that this ordinance should be referred to the electors of the City for their approval or disapproval.

Accordingly, a special election is hereby called to be held in the City of Blytheville, Arkansas on the 18th day of May, 1954, for the purpose of submitting to the electors the question of approving or disapproving this ordinance. Said question shall be placed on the ballot for the special election in substantially the following form. Vote by placing an in the square above the measure either for or against: For Ordinance No. 549 Against Ordinance No. 549 Referendum of Ordinance No.

549 of the City of Blytheville, Arkansas passed and approved on the 20th day of April. 1954, and entitled: "An Ordinance Providing for the Construction of Extensions, Betterments and Improvements to the Sewer System of the City of Blytheville, Arkansas; Providing for the issuance of Sewer Revenue Bonds; Setting up Certain Funds for their Payment: Prescribing Other Matters Relating- Thereto; and Declaring an Emergency," which ordinance fixes rates to be charged for services; provides for the construction of extensions, betterments and improvements to the Sewer System of the City of Blytheville. a brief general description of which is as follows: Correction of the flooded conditions in the existing System by building necessary relief and correction lines within the presently served areas; (2) transportation of sewage from presently sowed and future areas by a system of large trunk lines and pump stations; and (3) treatment of the sewage by installation of a modern plant which will provide secondary treatment existing sewage load as well us for a reasonable increase; provides for the sale of $850,000 in Sewer Revenm Bonds, with the right to conver to a lower rate or nites of interest, payable solely from the revenue of the Sewer System, to the cost of said extensions, betterments and improvements and necessary expenses incident thereto and to the Issuance oJ the bonds: nnd other matters relating; thereto. hela ana conducted and the vote thereof canvassed and the results declared under the law and in the manner now provided for municipal elections, so far as the same may be applicable, and the City Clerk as hereby authorized and directed to give notice of snid election not less than seven (7) days prior to the election date by one publication in a newspaper published and having a general circulation in the City of Blytheville. Arkansas, which notice shall contain a copy of the ballot form and which shall be followed by a copy of the title and full text of this ordinance.

The results of said election shall be proclaimed by the Mayor and his proclamation shall be published one time. Proper shall be given to the Sheriff of Mississippi County in order that may poet and publish his proclamation said election nnd proper election officials and supplies. Section 36. This ordinance shall not create any right of any kind and no right of any kind shall arise lereunder pursuant to it until the bonds authorized by this ordinance shall be issued and delivered, Section 37. The provisions of this ordinance are hereby declared to be separable and if any provision the City of Blytheville, Arkansas greatly endangers the life, health and welfare of the inhabitant! thereof, and that betterments and thereto, which are Immediately necessary, can be constructed ouly by herein authorized.

It la, therefore declared that an emergency and this ordinance, being necessary shall for any reason be held illegal or invalid, it shall not affect the of the remainder 'of the irdlnance. Section 38. All ordinances and mrts of ordinances in conflict herewith are hereby repealed. Section 39. It is hereby ascer- ained and declared that the lack an adequate Sewer System for the public peace, health and safety, shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage.

PASS-ED: April 30, 1954. APPROVED: E. R. JACKSON, ATTEST: W. I.

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