Missouri speed law push educates drivers nationwide
The State Highway Patrol rolls out a new speed law effective Aug 29 with day and night limits on various highways. Radar units will enforce the law. Col. Waggoner notes nine patrols will receive radars while training troopers begins next month. The department distributes 50 900 informational cards to stations motels and other public places to explain the complex rules and the need to drive carefully regardless of posted limits.
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State Highway Patrol
Missouri
Anssouris
Hush H. Waggoner
Ax Kirkwood
Nisht
Alararrow
Highwear Patrol
State Highway Department
Col
Waggoner
Lilbourn Roundup of Church Gatherings and Local News
Lilbourn notes Rev Clyde revival at Holland Baptist. Local visits include Mrs Angel Mrs French and Mrs O Driscoll. Methodist Men plan Arcadia Retreat August 9 11 with speakers Rex L and Sidney Stringham. Various this weekend trips and family visits listed across Lilbourn Marston Portageville and St Louis. Lilbourn Sunday School tallies updated and MYF outing to Reelfoot Lake described. Risco beats Gideon for county Little League title. New Madrid takes third. Tank maintenance at Lilbourn water tank undertaken with 29 year upkeep plan. Numerous personal visits and family events, including weddings and travel to see relatives in Sikeston Florida Wisconsin Colorado and St Louis.
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W. E. Clyde
Baptist Church
Holland
Lillian Angel
Marston
Henry French
Portageville
Virginia Lee O Driscoll
St. Louis
French
Jake Baenr
Lilbourn Methodist Church
Ken
Arcadia
Missouri
Rex L. *H
Beiuer
Respectaphlis
God
Sidney E. Stringham
Bennett
Lilsourn
Ralph Hubbard
Fiord Liey
H. B. Mitchell
Bul Tove
Lapour Methodist Church
Robert Hemmerla
Mr.- Kenaree Chavel
Jackson
W. A. Barnes
Kansas City
Willis Yount
A. L. Latimer
L. J. Maschmerer
Mierle
Ova Bowman
Charles Bowman
Paducah, Ky
East Prairie
Glen Whiteside
LHS
McDonald Aircraft
Roy Rogers
Fr. Lauderdale
Florida
Wiles Corner
Arnoie Simpson
Tony
Welton Simpson
Gaugnier Margaret
New Madrid
Church of God
Church of Jesus Christ
Assembly of God
Reelfoot Lake
Risco
Gideon
Lilbourn
Parma
L Lilbourn
City
Lisbourn
National Tank Maintenance Corporation of
Des Moines
Towa
Wir
Deadly Phosphorus Compounds Feature Insect Peat Note
Some new phosphorus compounds are deadly, affecting insect peats and raising safety concerns. Researchers warn of toxic properties while noting potential use in pest control, requiring handling precautions and further study.
New Madrid News Personal Notes Travel and Health Updates
Mr and Mrs David Dawson Mann left Sunday for a visit to New Orleans and Bix o Miss They were joined by Judge and Mrs Ed Turner of Portageville Miss Ann Marie King underwent an appendectomy at Francis Hospital Cape Girardeau last Friday and is recovering well Mrs Norman Vestal of New Orleans arrives Friday to spend weeks with her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Robert Blom and family while the Blom family vacation at home and nearby areas
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Beavers
Mary Joyce
Jack Bixler
Jackie
New Madrid
Gilbert Hall
Festus
G. Hall
Wappapella
Lenore Cross
St. Louis
Curtis Cross
Mary. Mc
Arnold Butch
Crossville
Céra Dacus
Felice Bower
Inez Henry
Cap. Girardeau
Bowen
Ed Beavers
Sikeston
E. K. Sickrey
Fred Sickrer
Alrs
Doug Han
Lee Stephens
T. J. Woods
Torres Jean
Aubrey Hessling
Glen
Kentucky Lake
Pieas Malcolm and
Gaugnier
Virginia Ann
Brenda Bruce
Airs
Forest Hoobs
Weanes Gay
van Sharp Ame
Malcolm
Bruce Ister
Dixie Theatre
David Hacket
Jenice Kay Walker
Jimmy Tope
Lilbourn
Elizabeth Anne Chandler
Dennis Walker
A. W. Richards
Charles
Thelma Ruth
Points
Colorado
Richards
Aliss Pauline Stanfill
Charleston
Joan Edwards
Bar. Mire
R. H. Bierschwel
Wisconsin
Robert Riley
Adele Mann
Aliss Helen Phelan
Jane McCoy
George Beck
Marina Anderson
Florida
Berry Bock
Virginia Welsnans
L. J. Smith
Ben Franklin
Glenn Zioore
Glenn Scott
Lisa Kay
Sacland Headauar
Norfolk
Alr
Hunter Moore
Sam
L. L. Schveile
Litle
Gien Scott
Scnotielle
Shirley Todd
Windham, Con
Windham
New London
David Dawson Mann
Rkeex
New Orleans
Ed Turner
Portageville
Ann Marie King
Robert King
Te Francis Hospital
Cape Girardeau
Norman Vestal
Local social notes from Connecticut visitors and Mississippi residents
In Conn Mr Moore is stationed at the Submarine Base. Miss Jetie Robbins visited in Ken Nett Thursday to Sunday with Miss Judy Cook. Susan Gautsing and Ste Webb of Jackson Mississippi arrived Sunday to visit Miss Mary Jo Alligan at her parents Mr and Mrs W J Milgan.
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Conn
Moore
Jetie Roobbins
Kennett
Judy Cook
Susan Guatcing
Ste Webb
Jackson
Mary Jo Aliligan
W. J. Milzgan
Circuit Court Proceedings Judge Miarsnzll Craig rulings
Deputy sheriff appointments Aubrey Michael and Arthur Bruce approved. Frank Ferrell salary cut from 100 to 50 monthly starting August per sheriff request. W O Dysart deputy sheriff appointment revoked July 31. Several civil cases dismissed with prejudice and costs to defendants: Doris C Benton vs Wilma Anslem. Lillian Godsey vs Clarence W Tubbs. Katherine Tubbs vs Carle Eugene Tubbs. Thomas Adram Wigger continued to Sept 3.
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Aubrey Michael
Arthur Bruce
Frank Ferrell
W. O
Mike” Dysart
Doris C. Benton
Wilma Anslem
Lillian Godsey
Clarence W. Tubbs
Katherine Tubbs
Carle
Eugene Tubbs
Thomas Adram Wigger
Long Time Soil Treatment Compared to Annual Treatment
Associate County Agent Glenn Patton notes long time soil treatments can be used in some cases while annual treatments fit others. Nitrogen is mostly a one year application with rates varying by crop and year. Carryover is limited if yields are strong, but potential carryover occurs when yields fail, affecting next year’s rate decisions.
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Associate
Glenn Patton
Nitrogen and phosphate strategies for grains on farmland
A guide on nitrogen use across corn and oats, with carryover effects and two year pitro gen options for specific crop rotations. It discusses rock phosphate durations of 6 to 19 years, starter phosphate needs, and the cost tradeoffs between long term rock phosphate versus annual applications.
Farm Bureau District Meeting At Sikeston Public Library
The Farm Bureau and committee members meet August 16 at Sikeston Public Library for a district session. Missouri Farm Bureau Federation President H E Slusher reports on national legislation. Warren W Fuqua presents the state legislative report. Ralph Rogers delivers a membership update. Harold Lemar assists and speaks on Organizing For the Job.
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Farm Bureau
Sikeston Public Library
H. E. Slusher
Missouri Farm Bureau Federation
Warren W. Fuqua
Ralph Rogers
Harold Lemar
Civil War to World War II Death Toll Overview
Union and Confederate forces lost about 205000 killed in action during the Civil War. During World War II the United States saw roughly 58500 battle fatalities.
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Buddy) Hesshing
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Charles Ice
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