Sikeston hunters bag seven deer in opening season
Seven Sikeston area hunters reported deer during opening weekend. J F Cox Jr P J Ponder and Ed Gauldin each took a doe on the morning hunt near Sam A Baker State Park in Wayne County. Gauldin, a state highway employee, shot a 150 pound doe at about 10 30 a m. Cox and Ponder also claimed does near Monauck State Park in Dent County and Salem. Four more hunters added to the total including Buddy Malone and Milton Sadler, both high school students, who each took a doe in Crawford and adjacent counties. Bill Hatter harvested a 100 pound doe near Fredericktown in Madison County, and Charlie Moose claimed a four point buck near Lake Wappapello in Wayne County at 11 a m.
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Sikeston
J. F. Cox, Jr
Ed Gauldin
Gauldin
Sam A. Baker State Park
Wayne County
State
Am Ae
Cox
Bill Hatter
Fredericktown
Madison County
Charlie Moose
Lake Wappapella
Pontiac 1953 cars debut with price reductions
Pontiac announces price reductions up to 100 dollars on select 1953 models despite a new larger body and interiors. The Chief Pontiac Special Six two door sedan starts at 1788.36, while the DeLuxe Chief Pontiac Weight four door sedan lists at 2009.51. Wagon reductions range 28 to over 160 dollars. All 1953 Pontiacs offer six or eight cylinder engines with optional Hydra-Matic Drive and Power Steering. Jarvis Motor and Equipment Co. distributes Pontiacs in Sikeset.
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Pontiac
General Motors
Pontiac Motor Division
Jarvis Motor and Equipment Co
Missouri deer harvest tops seven thousand in season
State Conservation Commission figures show a total deer kill just under 7000 with early reports hinting it may exceed 7000 as all checks finish. Taney County led with 981 white tails. Dent County notable jump to 437 or more. Camden led buck kills at 93. open north Missouri counties yielded modest totals. no accidents reported in high hunter areas. potential for legislative action on careless hunting. Arrow Rock restoration attracts visitors as park travel surges. Missouri travel business logged about 218.6 million in 1951.
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Missouri
State Conservation Commission
Taney County
Ste. Genevieve County
Frankklin
Dent
Dent County
Pulaski County
Ft. Leonard Wood
Bucks
Camden
Missouri River
Chariton County
Livingston
Warren
Boone
Sikeston Faces Critical Shortage of Elementary Classrooms
Sikeston boards warn that the April enrollment shows 1947 students in elementary schools and a predicted rise next year. Supt Noah Gray reports 18 more elementary rooms needed for 1983 84 with 52 rooms current and an average of 34 pupils per room. The high school will not hold the eighth grade next year as enrollment rises and the last small class graduates.
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Board of Education
Sikeston
Noah BE. Gray
Gray
Missouri
L. M. Standley
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