Missouri Drives to End Drunk Driving on Highways
A Missouri public safety feature argues drunk driving is a national menace and a crime not a joke. It contrasts the dangers of impaired driving with a statewide highway beautification program that preserves native grasses, trees, and shrubs along 15,000 miles of road to protect erosion, wildlife, and aesthetic appeal.
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Missouri State Highway Commission
Highway Department
Highway Maintenance Bureau
Missouri
Cape Band to Play at Delta Celebration
The Cape Girardeau Municipal Band will perform at the Delta CCC camp anniversary day celebration on August 20 at 3 45 p m. The band accepted the invitation to play and the public is invited to attend the concert and event.
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Cape Girardeau Municipal
Delta CCC
Cape Girardeau Band
Japan Buys $43 Million in U S Cotton This Year
Japan imported 861000 bales of United States cotton worth 13.579 million dollars during the 1938 39 fiscal year to become the largest purchaser of U S cotton. Total exports for the 1938 39 season from August to July totaled 3.327 million bales valued at 170.682 million dollars, down from 5.598 million bales worth 306.585 million in 1937 38, a decrease of 40.6 percent.
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Japan
United States
You can believe what you read in The Herald
A brief notice implies trust in the Herald as the reliable source for local news. The phrase suggests readers should accept reporting with confidence, reflecting a promotional or editorial stance.
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Herald
New Madrid County Public Schools Directory Expanded
Public school notes by Miles R. Davis report a rise in county teachers from 251 to 320, with 262 white and 44 colored teachers. Education Day at Memphis Fair Sept 11 coincides with a $60,000 Morehouse High School dedication Sept 4. Several districts list openings and staff. Portageville, Morehouse, and New Madrid to publish later to complete the county roster.
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Morehouse
PWA
Bohnsack & Pierce
Gideon
L B Hoy
James F. Maller
Robert Whaley
Nettie Jackson
James F. Glaab
McClure
Anna Finnell
Hurdland
Roy Berry
Zalma
Grace Bulla
James A Spencer
Corydon
Martha Spath
Kirksville
Robert S. Smith
Sam Wallace
Smiley C Hernn
Herbert Brandhurst
Marshall Farrell
Hornersville
Hester Lee Stoddard
Bosworth
Charles Ferguson
Gaston Shelton
Gene Spickelmier
Ward Brasher
Pansy Rogers
Geraldine Cone
Campbell
Kathryn
Jericho Hartzell
Cottell McBride
Morison-Angelin
France
Matthews
J W Huckstep
EB B Conrad
Margaret Weissenborn
Elizabeth Shanks
Clifford Proffer
Joseph C Henry
Taylorville
Marrell Ezell
Clinton, Ky
Lester King
Thelma Story
Helen Deane
Glenda Waters Conrad
Frankie Deane
Selma Gruen Lillie Zimmer
Willa Deane
Portageville
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River bridge proposed at Caruthersville cross river
Community leaders discuss a traffic bridge over the Mississippi at Caruthersville connecting Pemiscot County and Tennessee. No surveys or definite location yet. Proponents say it would aid business and regional travel, noting no current crossing between Cairo and Memphis.
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Caruthersville
Pemiscot County
Tennessee
Cairo
Memphis
Tenn
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Acto Raceta
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