Probation Officer Reports September in Pemiscot County Mo
The probation officer reports September visits to Caruthersville Steele Hayti Tyler Holland Cottonwood Point Staggadocia Denton Pascola and Hayward. Delinquency cases include J C Johnson Hobart Ward from Hayti placed on probation for one year for theft at Carleton schoolhouse. Arthur Hirdin Claranice Mardin Roy Brandon John Ballard Wilbert Ballard Arthur Cook Tim Cook and Harold Biles placed on probation for one year for general delinquency with updates expected from youths at Pascora. Bill Davis from Caruthersville pled guilty to stealing money from another Black person and was allowed to return home to Joiner Ark on probation for two years. Donald Davis of Steele admitted store entries for thefts and was placed on probation for one year. Hobart Mathis of Caruthversville charged with breaking the Pierce Chapel school building along with two others. he, whose mother plans to move to Texas, was permitted to accompany Ser. John Young of Trytheville Ark back to Arkansas after being found delinquent.
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Sherewith
Pemiscot County
Caruthersville
Steele
Hayti
Tyler
Holland
Cottonwood Point
Staggadocia
Denton
Pascola
Hayward
J.C. Johnson
Hobart Ward
Carleton
Arthur Hirdin
Claranice Mardin
Roy Brandon
John Ballard
Wilbert Ballard
Arthur Cook
Tim Cook
Harold Biles
Ander
Donald Davis
Moorey
Tive
Hobart Mathis
Caruthversville
Pierce Chapel
Widlow
Texas
Ser
John Young
Lil
Trytheville
Ark
Arkansas
PASCOLA SCHOOL NOTES HONOR ROLL REVEALS PERFECT ATTENDANCE
Felix N LeSteur reports Pascola School notes on perfect attendance for sixth and eighth grades last month. Sixth graders Berean Bales Myrtle Cook Martha Young Maddalene Cox One Sides and eighth graders Carl Pepple Blanch Sides Vera McCollum Hazel Terock Ruth Roland Mary Youne Sugenia Campbell Pearl Abbott are recognized for 20 days. The piece notes many older students miss time for work and expects attendance to rise after cotton harvest. Playground program improves and harmony among pupils increases.
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The
Herald
Berean Bales
Myrtle Cook
Martha Young
Maddalene Cox
Carl Pepple
Blanch Sides
Vera McCollum
Hazel Terock
Ruth Roland
Mary Youne
Sugenia Campbell
Pearl Abbott
Buchanan County Starts Cooperative Marketing Plan
St Joseph Missouri October 12 The Buchanan county farm bureau launches a campaign to open cooperative elevators and warehouses starting October 18. Meetings led by Guy Q McDaniel B P Smoot and Ralph Loomis plan at least four elevators with up to several more as needed financed by farmer subscriptions. Elevators to be run by directors and managers of existing businesses. Cooperative purchases of farm necessities and distribution points to be used. Capital needs estimated between ten and thirty thousand dollars per elevator.
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St. Joseph
Farm Bureau
Buchanan County
Guy Q. McDaniel
B. P. Smoot
State Farm Bureau Federation
Ralph Loomis
College of Agriculture
Buchanan County Farm Bureau
East Arkansas Lumber Caruthersville Rooftop Fall
Sam Nethery of the East Arkansas Lumber Co fell from a roofing rack last Thursday and broke his left arm. He went to Caruthersville Monday for an X ray and, at this writing, is getting along nicely.
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Sam Nethery
East Arkansas Lumber Ci
Caruthersville
Brasher Returns From Kentucky Visit With Mother
R. N. Brasher came back Tuesday from Kattawa Kentucky where he visited his mother Mrs S H Brasher who accompanied him home and will stay several weeks.
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R. N. Brasher
Kattawa
S. H. Brasher
Cass County Farm Bureau Claims State's Largest Membership
Harrisonville Mo Oct 6 The Cass County Farm Bureau reports the largest county membership in Missouri with 1560 farmers joining during the recent drive. Contributions reach 3031 dollars to the Special State Federation fund as heavy rains and bad roads slowed the outreach. Partial returns suggest final totals near 1600.
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Harrisonville
Cass County Farm Bureau
Missouri
Ation Fund
Lio
Don’t Kick Your Town Opinion Piece Encourages Civic Pride
A call to defend and support one’s community, praising loyalty and constructive work over constant fault finding. The piece urges building good roads, marketing harvests, and voting Yes for Amendment No. 6, while noting personal visitors H Nethery of Memphis and Billy Nethery.
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Reader
Actua Life Insurance Co
Ulinred
Ender
It Is Quite Safe for a Man to Be a Borrower
The saying notes that borrowing is common and leaves a man with little chance to lead while the wise are misjudged more often than fools, reflecting a skeptical view of financial prudence and social perception.
Mary's Lamb Adverts Save All The Day In Town
A humorous tale from Headlight Nebraska notes Mary loses her lamb and laments, while her brother John runs a village store and smoke pipes. The punchline credits advertising as the reason others thrive. The piece casts a light on marketing wisdom through a homely vignette.
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Mary
John
Hoskins
Read Amendment No 6 Promises Payoffs and Perils
A brief editor style note urges voting yes on Amendment No 6, arguing it delivers benefits in exchange for caution. The writer criticizes pretension and suggests some readers may echo foolish wisdom over informed judgment.
High School Notes Abbreviated Enrollment Reaches 66
The Clarkton area notes show a total enrollment of sixty six with Nellie Stephens joining Monday. Cotton picking reduces attendance for two weeks while tardies drop from last year. An agricultural class of sixteen students took three field trips last week and the library sees improvements with new reference books and student librarians. Visitors include McO T Martin, Rev Newson, and Glen Hooker as the Board of Education grants Friday off for Pemiscot County Fair.
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Nellie Stephens
Clarkton
Missouri
McO. T. Martin
Rev. Newson
Glen Hooker
Board of Education
Pemiscot County
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Hayti, Mo
Hayti, Missouri
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Wigner
Cass County
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Memphis
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