Joint Receivers Form For Two Light Plants In Missouri
Messrs J Wahl of this city Frank Shelton and Hugh Pan key of Kennett appeared before Federal Judge C B Faris at Cape Girardeau and petitioned for joint receivers for two town plants. The action follows voluntary relinquishment by the operating company, with local city support and plans to survey and upgrade machinery. Wahl and Shelton will operate the plants jointly and seek engineer surveys to determine needed improvements.
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Messrs
Wahl
Frank Shelton
Hugh Pankey
Kennett
Arkansas Light & Power Co
C. B. Faris
Missouri
Cape Girardeau
Messrs. Wahl
Shelton
Democrat
Titan
Couch
Pine Bluff
Wahi
Judge Faris
Wahlfies
Marsnay
Brebathy
Elfierniey Wits
Huntels
Auto collision injures Cunningham. fire scene noted
John A. Cunningham, a prominent local businessman, was seriously injured in a collision at Cotton Avenue and Sixth Street during a fire near the fairground that consumed the J. W. Stephens barn. He rode with George McGhee and collided with Orle Rader, injuring Cunningham while Rader's windshield broke and Mrs. Rader suffered a bruised eye. McGhee's car was damaged and blame was not clearly on any driver.
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John A. Cunningham
Cotton Avenue
Sixth Street
J. W. Stephens
Mr. Cunningham
George McGhee
Cunningham
Orle Rader
Rader
Mr. McGhee
Mr. Rader
Unfetter Him Here Is the Key By Chapin
Unfetter Him Here Is the Key by Chapin notes progress on Mr. Cunningham resuming visual duties at the store soon. The item mentions various local movements and visits including Mrs. Millie VanNoy visiting Portageville and Mrs. Z R Smith of Cape Girardeau visiting Mrs Elmer Stephens. Hollis Frazier and family return from St Louis after visiting his brother.
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Chapin
Mr. Cunningham
Wwe
Caruthersyike Dumocre
Z. R. Smith
Cape Girardeau
Elmer Stephens
Lefler's Drug Store Recital Promises Local Violin Talent
A recital hosted by Lefler's Drug Store features violinist Mike Metomild and artists Olly Tohertsi and Charley Youne. The event, set for the Maestiey hall, aims to showcase local talent with singing and violin performances. Community members anticipate an engaging evening led by the featured musicians.
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Laller
Olly Tohertsi Piusisy
Charley Youne
Fiat Selhdot
Maestiey
Lali
Mike Metomild
Haiti
Ofiatdal Bers
Jay der Ward
Anil
Chilton Hamilton Min Ayer Palo Of Fay and Jane Thyonitan
In a festive community note, Chilton and Hamilton residents Ayer Palo of Fay and Jane Thyonitan of Yervbaes Tein are celebrated after a joyful engagement. The Herald joins readers in extending best wishes for their future happiness.
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Min Ayer Palo
Fay
Janes Thyonitan
Yervbaes
Lonard
Chilton
Tlby
Duniley
Howe
Light Plant Manager Returns Wednesday
C. E. Allison, manager of the Caruthersville & Kennett Electric Light & Power Co., vanished Tuesday from his business place causing worry for his mother and friends. Two notes in the company safe sparked fears of self-harm, but a telegram from Mississippi reached his mother and he returned home on the noon train Wednesday. Officials cite a nervous breakdown due to overwork and company financial reverses as the cause.
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C. E. Allison
Caruthersville & Kennett Electric Light & Power Co
Caruthersville
Mississippi
Allison
The
Herald
Wild West Show Promises Action in Hayti
Montana Belle's Wild West Show comes to Hayti on Monday October 18 for two performances rain or shine. The act features rough riders cowboys cowgirls ropers spinners bronco busters and clowns with comfortable seating and a band. Aerial acrobats perform death defying acts in a clean moral educational exhibition with riders able to ride any horse or steer brought to them.
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Montana
Buckley Friends Visit Hayti Then Attend Caruthersville Fair
John T. Buckley spent Wednesday with L. F. Crooms and family and the following afternoon they attended the fair at Caruthersville.
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John T. Buckley
L. F. Crooms
Hayti
Caruthersville
Time for Cotton Farmers to Act
Farmers urged to curb cotton sales and align with processors to sustain prices. The piece argues against rushing crops to market, warns against speculative leverage, and says organized marketing can keep cotton king of cash crops. It includes historical notes on storage and credit, with a local incident tie-in.
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Automobile Tire
South
Monroe County Farm Bureau Weekly Bulletin Start
Paris Mo Oct 12 The Monroe Colts Farm Bureau will publish a weekly bulletin of barn news per member decision The first issue will appear within the next week J J Dauner Meldamie Netherys Ron Masher and JH Druaher drove to Caruthersville last Friday afternoon
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Paris
Monroe Colts Farm Bureau
Barn News
J. J. Dauner
Meldamie Netherys
Ron, Masher
JH. Druaher
Caruthersville Bugs
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