Entrainment List for Camp Dodge Names From Missouri Iowa
A long roster lists men who entrained on the 28th for Camp Dodge Iowa including Cecil McMeans Wardell William Tumey Caruthersville and numerous other residents from Caruthersville Blytheville Steele Hayti Bragg City and neighboring towns with multiple spellings. The item ends with a brief market note: soup bones at 4 cents per pound at J H Fields National Cash Meat Market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Dodge
Iowa
Igpe
Cecil McMeans
Caruthersville
William E. Tumey
Francis M. Stephens
Samuel Rodgers
Wardell
John W. Smith
James Win. Jones
Blytheville
Ark
Silas Whitson
Trumen
Luther Young
Tiptonville
Tenn
Roy Hawkins
van L. Johnson
Otto Wilbanks
Brage City
Clint J. O'Daniel
St. Louis
Jesse Drake
Huytl
Marvin Matin
Jas
Ernest Riles
Portageville
Wil Hale
William A. Mizzell
Holland
Indie Michie
Steele
Ben Powell
Bragg City
Josh Cossey
Braga City
Harry Ralston
Eldorado
William Jas
Queen
Haydl
Hurtle
Miccel
Thomas J. Bell
Leachville
Ark Everett
Edward Hook
Claud C. Nelson
Charles Maple
Geo. W. Ray
Micola
John H. James
Chas. A. Harker
Ulysess 'McElroy
Fascola
James F. Hart
Wm. E. LeSleur
Hayti
Claude Brooks
J. Hough Ellis
Eddie E. Paris
Frank G. Downing
C'ville
Lexie McIntosh
P'ville
Isom Baxter
Deering
William R. Shaw
Batesville
Miss
K R. Akers
Geo
H. Howard
Dell Roy Stephene
Mayid
Henry F. Crawford
Steele Ned Conley
Jesse Robinson
Mivers
Homer Medlin
Robt
A. Johnson
John F. Garner
Greenway
Adolphus Walker
Pascoli
Hamner Helm
Carl A. Thomas
Jesse Young
Frank S. Vogel
Oran
Leo
B. Waddell
J. H. Fields
Regulation bans sale of tainted eggs in Missouri
State Food Administration notes inquiries about selling rotten eggs. Regulation 12, Clause 4 of Missouri Food, Drug and Dairy Laws prohibits sale or keeping tainted eggs. Mary Curtner and General Hillary attended to business in Sikeston on Wednesday. Soup bones priced at cents per.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Office
The
State Food Administration
Inquirer T
Missouri Food, Drug and Dairy Laws
Ars
Mary Curtner
Gen. Hillarry
Sikeston
Hayti Over subscribes Third Liberty Bond quota honors flag
Hayti Missouri oversubscribed its Third Liberty Bond quota by 210 000 dollars earning the government honor flag. The town’s allotted quota was 25 000 dollars and residents praise the patriotic effort as a benefit to soldiers and peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Thgs
Hayti
Logan
Special Notice Concerning Vandalism of City Flag Pole
A city warns all persons and threatens death to those who damage the flag pole bearing the United States flag. The notice declares that destroying town property is a felony and targeted at offenders described in harsh terms. The Herald is excluded from receipt due to alleged mailing lists. May W.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Suites
Herald Stuhe
Rainy weekend crops and local accidents in Stanly News
Sickness spread in the vicinity with John Merit injured in a Saturday accident as his team bolted causing bruising but he is recovering well. Wayne Goines and his mother visited Portageville while Mrs Gus Cowee and Mrs James Swinney called on Mrs Lee Crockett. Rev Clark and Sister Lawson join the ongoing revival through mid month. Chloe Gaines visited Clara Tall. Woodard Casey and Joe Jackson hosted visitors Sunday. Meat market ad lists stewing pork sausage and other cuts at 15 20 and 35 cents per pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Merit
Doyle Gaines
Caruthersville
Gus Cowee
James Swinney
Lee Crockett
Rev. Clark
Sister Lawson
Wayne Goines
Portageville
Chloe Gaines
Clara Tall
Woodard Casey
Joe Jackson
Notice to Public on Wheat Flour and Sugar Ration Limits
Pemiscot County Food Administrator W. B. Garrett urges citizens to report hoarding of wheat flour and sugar to ensure compliance with ration limits. Individuals must not possess more than six pounds per person per month for flour and twenty five pounds of sugar in town, with higher allowances for rural residents. Reports are confidential and used to verify facts before action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towi
W. B Garrett
Pemiscot County
New Flag for Hayth With Three National Emblems
The town of Hayth purchases a 25 by 15 foot grand flag to fly on a 120 foot pole for spring and summer. A French and English flag will join the American flag, along with a new Honor Flag to be raised. The display honors nations involved in the war and the city’s help, as described by sHuy Wy and Dr. L. H. Brannon. Also noted is the birth of a girl at the Phillips home, the eleventh child for Mr. and Mrs. Sam Phillips. Rev. John T. Self was unable to preach due to illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayth
Hayt
L. H. Brannon
Sam Phillips
Eliuy W
Odona village boosts Third Liberty Bond quota
Odona in Ashland county Wisconsin reports a thirty times quota achievement totaling 816 00 in Third Liberty Bonds. W E W T Nethery traveled to Springs Arkansas for a Lumbermen's Association meeting to be held Friday and Saturday. He is a noted lumberman and will seek hints at the gathering. News notes salute the war effort and urge continued support to defeat the enemy. Also listed are local market prices for meat and a visit from Mrs Cunningham of Moscow Hills to see relatives in Odona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odona
Ashland County
Wisconsin
W. T. Nethery
Springs
Ark
Lumbermen’s Association
Mr. Nethery
Hun
Agin
Uy W
J. H. Fields
National Cash Meat Market
Hilly We
Netherlands Farm Notes and Local News Briefs
Farming here is poor yet corn looks nice. Mr Byrd planted sorghum. no mast yet. R L Crochet screened porch to keep mosquitoes out. School closed Friday. teacher from Caruthersville. eight pupils in attendance. Local residents travel to Pentecostal Weekye in Stanley. Poultry, eyes and butter wanted for cash at Hoy farm. Andrew and Walter Dorris returned to Little Rock after furlough. Andrew passed the exam to cross the briny deep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byrd
R. L. Crochet
Netherlands
Mies Core Varden
Caruthersville
Edwards
Miksuurt
Kirk McCoulley
Bryan Lane
R. L. Crockett
FP. M. Johnson
Henry Clark
Volle
Andrew
Walter T. Dorris Quine
Feriday Nisht
Wensant Monuner
Little Rock
Ark
Sunday Schools Convention Held in Southeast Missouri
The Southeast Missouri Sunday School Convention met in the new High School Auditorium this week in a three day event. Speakers included state secretary H Bowmar who urged smaller well organized Sunday Schools and warned against worship neglect among youth. Hon BR Ward gave an address and attendance remained high with attendees expressing satisfaction in the profitable gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southeast Missouri
Ges Aion
H. Bowmar
Bowmar
Itleo
North America
BR. L. Ward
Red Cross Notes and Local School Work Room Grant
New member May Popham joins Huy W Red Cross. Donations to the Local Chapter include Hertha Thomas 21.00 Mrs. Thomas 22.00 and Allie Thomas 1.00. The school board provides a room at the High School for a summer work room and thanks Kiermers Bank and Mr T B P Russell for the room. Volunteers urged to sew hospital garments for shipment by the 4th and to begin the next batch of 149. All Red Cross members urged to attend Friday’s business session. Contact phone 94. Pascola merchant J G Berths visited the Herald office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Popham
Hertha Thomas
Mrs. Thomas
Allie Thomas
Iidies
Harties
Kiermers Bank
T BP. Russell
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FT. Dodge
Joseph J. Lee, Steele
Fred Webster, Douglas
Presley Evans
Wilburu
Asa Pankey
Tyler
W.T. Cantrell
Linxora
Martin T. Mizzell
Kaloku
McCutchen
Frank Thomas
Jim Goodman
Harry Hayes
Harvey G. Polk
Otto H. Holland
Luxora
Arthur B. Cotham
O'ville
Gooh
D. Patterson
Haytl
George Cochran
Jack Kelley
Albert C. Stanfill
Toby Gozzell
Pascom
Roscoe Paul
St. Grigory
James G. Glass
Aickman
A. D. Abernathy
Esco Flughes
Jesse F. Gwin
Hartl
Willie F. Hooper
Eddie F. Puckett
Ger
Albert Byars
Braggadocio
Daniel Myers
Cooter
Thoy
B. Hamilton
Ivey T. Harris
Drage City
Luther
Reginald B. Powell
C’ville
Cass E. Rblair
Carutheraville
Clas
J. Lewis
Lewis Henfinger
M. Neeley
Samuel Bf. Bynum
C'yille
Nuy
Ss. Se
Iuy W. SS
Buckley
Douglas
Missouri
Stanley News
Huy W
National Cash
Lhiy
John T. Self
Methodist Church
W. Es
Ms M Cunningham
Moscow
Sturm and Son
S.P. Odtes
Hoermtuns
Waco
Texas
Ihiy We
Terry
W. S
L. Popham's
Hayttl, Ma
Kay Wy
Sunday Schools OF the
8. E. MO
Red
Iiws Wa S
J. G. Berths
Pascola
Herald
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