Semo News Briefly Told East Prairie Carsons Hoague injured in highway collision
East Prairie 12 year old East Prairie resident Hoague son of J W Hoague suffered two broken arms and facial injuries after being struck by two trucks after alighting from a school bus on a highway near his home Wednesday afternoon. Poplar Bluff Faverett Branner 19 near Fisk in serious condition in Poplar Bluff Hospital from stab wounds in an argument at a Fisk area home. Eighty six stitches to close wounds. He refused to give a reason. George Highland charged with assault with intent to kill Malden C C Benson. A 54 Cot ton Belt Railroad agent here for 20 years died last Saturday night in Texarkana. Funeral Tuesday. East Prairie 17 year old son of Mrs Ben Jones critically injured when wheel ran over him after falling under a truck Saturday night. taken to Cairo hospital. Parma rear window broken, cash register stolen from E J Reynolds store Friday night. change 21.95 taken. register found two blocks away. Ste Genevieve Ziegler Homestead sold to Mr and Mrs James B Moranville. landmark about 150 years old. Bonne Terre Pearl Bennett 29 Marquand killed and three others injured in head on collision on Highway 61 near Leadington. Naomi Barron Hilda Smith of Flat River and John Wichman of Farmington injured. none seriously.
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East Praire
Carson Hoague
East Prairie
J. W. Hoague
Poplar Bluff
Faverett Branner
Fisk
Harvey Smith
George Highland
Ben Jones
Cairo
Bonne Terre
Pearl Bennett
Marquand
Leadington
Naomi Barron
Hilda Smith
Flat River
John Wichman
Farmington
Wolves paid bounty in Ste Genevieve county
Ste Genevieve county offers a bounty of 35 to residents for wolves killed in the area as County Clerk Wm P Huck records the payment. Five large limber wolves and one black wolf were recently killed in this section. Poplar Bluff sees J W McCann named business manager of Brandon Hospital, succeeding O L MacCroskey. Hayti notes a new allotment of 379000 for Pemiscot Dunklin Electric Cooperative Association by the Rural Electrification Administration announced in Washington.
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Ste. Genevieve
Ste. Genevieve County
Wm. P. Huck
Poplar Bluff
J. W. McCann
Kings Daughters Hospital
Perry
Iowa
Brandon Hospital
O. L. MacCroskey
Hayti
Pemiscot-Dunklin Electric Cooperaive Association
Rural Electification Administration
Washington
Health board warns against rabbit fever in Missouri
Jefferson City Mo ten cases of rabbit fever tolaremia were reported for November prompting a warning from the Missouri State Health Department Hunters and others who dress rabbits are advised to take precautions Rabbits are the chief carriers Dr Harry F Parker says disease enters through skin cuts and gloves are advised when cleaning rabbits Thorough cooking destroys all harmful microbes
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Jefferson City
Missouri State Health Department
Harry F Parker
Successful Toxom Test At Madrid CCC Camp
A preventive for cerebro spinal meningitis with high protection has been developed at Fort Leavenworth station hospital. Army surgeons report three years of development and field observation in the Missouri Kansas district. Inoculation with the toxoid shows promise and new enrollees will be urged to accept this protection, alongside mandatory typhoid and smallpox inoculations. Enrollees at New Madrid CCC drainage camp were among early test subjects.
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Fort Leavenworth
Kansas
Missouri-Kansas
CCC
New Madrid
Scott County Real Estate Transfers Overview
A compilation of property transfers in Scott County shows numerous deeds from Martha Walton to Mayme Marshall for 100 acres in section 17, to Chaffee Building & Loan Association for various lots, and to individuals including C C Edwards, R R Lenon, M Q Tanner, and many others. Transactions range from small urban lots to large farm tracts, with prices from $1 to $6,000 and more, reflecting activity across Sikeston Chaffee Morley Oran and surrounding areas.
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Martha Walton
Mayme Marshall
Sikeston
Chaffee Building & Loan Association
C. C. Edwards
Chaffee
R. R. Lenon
Louis Langley
Scott County Building & Loan Association
KR. J. Tomlinson
Morley
M. Q. Tanner
C. W Bean
Post Bros. Tile Co
Jessie Ridgely
H. H. Belk Et al
Louvernm Rasberry
Rockview
Robert Britt
Lottie Speer
Lincoln Savings & Loans Association
Ruth Kendig
McCoy
H. Clay Stubbs
Herbert Walton
H M. Kendig
Chamber of Commerce
Geo. Essner
W. C. Arnold
Essner
Benton
Martha Martin
Farm & Home Savings & Loan Association
Burger
Oran
WO Finney
Geo L Tucker
Home Owners Loan Corporation
Murphy & Wall
Nhno
Righter Trucking Company
W UE Reed
Arthur Sanders
M Q Tanner
Truman Limbaugh
City of
State of Miussouri
Semo Farms
Andy Kappler
J A Anderson
So Dockins
M. C. Lampley
T . McClure
E. J Freierland
Arthur Springer
Karl Fifert
Waters
Bryant
P. M. Malcolm
Sikes
Lehman-Foster
P M Malcolm
E. J Hayward
Shelby Hayward
E. Hayward
Stephen Hayward
E J. Havrward
Edward Hayward
First State Bank of Forrfelt
Fred Black
Vandyser
McCo
C. H. Boyce
S. G. Smith
Manon Boyce
Applegate North
J. E Boats
Scott County
J.C. Diebold
Jacob Urhahn
C . Cummins
H. K. Dickey
R. S. Higgins
Bloegett Bank
Mary Moore
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co
Mex
Ben Hirschowitz
Frank Trapp
Walter Burgess
Colle Burgess
Faulkner Returned to State Prison in Missouri
Wm Faulkner, a Paducah Kentucky convict who twice escaped from Jackson county jail, was returned to the Missouri State Penitentiary at Jefferson City Friday under orders of Circuit Judge Frank Kelly. He traveled handcuffed with Sheriff John Hobbs and Deputy Sheriff Farms. He had less than a year left on a ten year sentence for attempted robbery at Bartles Store in Cape Girardeau and was to testify in Fred English’s Benton trial, but the case was postponed. Prosecutor Robert Oliver had considered jail breaking charges but delayed.
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Wm. Faulkner
Paducah. Ky
Fred Hartle
Jackson
Jefferson City
Frank Kelly
John Hobbs
Sherif
Scott County
Faulkner
Bartles
Cape Girardeau
Fred English
Benton
Robert Oliver
Cape Girardeau County
Where Conoco Products are Sold
A compact listing of Conoco product outlets shows locations in East Prairie Matthews and Charleston. Stations named include Spann Vanuser DeField Station East Prairie Drake Auto Service C. M. Miller and Kloge's Hill on Highway 61.
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Conoco
Oo. F. Spann Vancuser Defield Station
East Prairie Drake Auto Service
Matthews
Kloge
Dragline Operates 24 Hours in Drainage District
The dragline in Drain age District No 39, New Madrid county, now runs 24 hours with a third shift added. Ed Hes singer of Libourn is the new operator and Alfred Cowell of East Prairie is the oiler. Cowell, formerly CCC enrollee, was discharged to take the oiler post after training over a year. The district began a second shift in November to speed ditch cleaning.
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New Madrid
Ed Hessinger
Libourn
Alfred Cowell
East Prairie
Ouler
Cowell
CCC Company
Distret
Payrolls Rise 5.3 Percent in October Manufacturing Leads
The National Conference Board reported October payrolls up 5.3 percent and employment up 37 percent in 25 leading manufacturing industries compared with September. The automobile sector led with payroll gains of 42.2 percent and employment up 38.6 percent amid peak seasonal activity.
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New York
National Conference Board
Army Men to Wear Civilian Type Trousers
A War Department regulation requires nearly all soldiers to wear civilian-type trousers by February 1, replacing white socks with tan socks. The air corps began this shift last year, and the army plans two woolen and three cotton khaki pairs per man. A slate blue uniform is being tested for possible future use.
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War Department
Air Corps
Army
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