New man joins Missouri Farm Bureau board from Dunklin County
John Summitt, 32, elected to fill vacancy on Missouri Farm Bureau board after Arline Avery retires citing pressure of business. He runs a diversified Dunklin County farm with beef cattle, 240 irrigated cash crops including cotton, six acres of strawberries, and is active in county Farm Bureau and Extension council. He is married with two sons.
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Federation
Jefferson City
John Summiuitt
Cardwell
Dunklin County
Summitt
College of Agriculture
Unversity of
Missouri
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Hair Texture Shapes by Curvature in Cross Section
Straight hairs are circular in cross section while curly hairs form an oval profile. The distinction helps explain how hair texture affects structure and appearance.
City Council resolution to pave two Sikeston streets
The Sikeston Missouri city council passes resolutions declaring William Street from Delmar to School Street and Edward Avenue from Garwood to Alberta Avenue must be paved. Each calls for six inch concrete paving with curb and gutter, funded by special assessments on benefiting properties, with publication to the Sikeston Herald. Generating needs note: city requires at least 325 carloads of coal daily for electric generation.
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William Street
Delmar Street
School Street
Sikeston
Missouri
Sireston
State OF Missouri
Civ
Citv
Sikeston Herald
Chas. H. Butler
John W. Vaughn
Caty
Edward Avenue
Garwood Avenue
Alberta Avenue
City OF
State OF
Caitr
Cir
Cty Hall
Chas. H. Bauer
County Court Clears Warrants at Monday Meeting
The County Court approved multiple warrants and noted expenditures across departments. Items listed include prison supplies, court house and highway materials, welfare and prosecuting attorney costs, advertising, professional services, and postage. Ben F Marshall TI appointed highway commissioner to fill unexpired term. collector postage and miscellaneous fees recorded.
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Miller's
Muller
Court House
Highway Department
Millers Store
John Glasser
Joe Spalding
Ben F Marshall TI
W. S. Baker
Scott County Democrat
Rankin Family Called to Martin for Illness
Rev and Mrs A D Rankin and Mr and Mrs O D Claston with daughter Dorothy were summoned to Martin Tennessee Sunday due to the serious illness of Rev Rankins brother J W Rankin. They reported he was somewhat better when they departed.
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A. D. Rankin
O. D. Claston
Dorothy
Martin, Tenn
Rev. Rankin
J. W. Rankin
Scott County 4 H Key Award Winner Elizabeth Ehizephern Ann Maring
Elizabeth Ehizephern Ann Maring, a Ta- Cis 3 H'er, received the Scott County 4 H Key Award at Recognition Night for completing five years of club work including clothing foods junior leadership and public speaking She served as secretary president and parliamentarian and delivered 26 talks while earning blue ribbons in state competitions The award presented by Cities Service Oil Companies signifies top county achievement awarded to one member age 16 with a five year record and 100 points on a strict score sheet
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Ehizephern Ann Maring
Aist
Scott County
Elizabeth
Cities Service Oil Companies
Marriage Licenses Recorded in November by the Recorder
The November marriage licenses list couples from Sikeston, Benton, Vanduser, Fornfelt, Chaffee, Bertrand, and other towns. Notable pairs include John J. Bollinger and Pauline Johnson, Alvin Kemper and Yvonne Dover, Jack Hall and Flora Cosson, and Walter Scott and Christime Hardin, with ages ranging from teens to mid forties. Registered officiants include Rev. Freeny Saunders, Rev. Joseph A. Southwick, Rev. L. F. Bain, Rev. Chester Purham, and Rev. Ed Willis.
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The
Recorder
John J. Bollinger
John E. Ulmer
Morley
Pauline Johnson
Benton
Freeny Saunders
David Stanford Young
Vanduser
Lois Ann Evans
Joseph A. Southwick
van Guser
Donald Ray McElmurray
Fornfelt
Carol Adell Wadlington
For
Chaffee
Thomas A. Doyle
New Hamburg
Morris Charles Montgomeryr
Betty Lou Cline
H. L. Wagner
Donald Bar Meeks
Bertrand
Joann LaVerne Newberry
Orville Morris
Walter Scott
Bell City
Christime Hardin
Ed Willis
Sikeston
Earl R. Wade
Ann Turney
Blodgett
Wallice Mays
George Lee Ward
Nore Mac Lesure
Charles Francis Campbell
Iiimo
Wanda Lee Radica
Cane Girardeau
Paul E. Wood
Bobby Gene Sieffregen
Delta
Nancy Louisa Hester
Ernest Depp
Arbor
Bearl Glenn Breedlove
Flint, Mich
Margaret Walker Rister
Harlow Donovan
Sikes
Retired Farmer Dies Sunday at Grassy Home
Noah Franklin Newell a Grassy resident and retired farmer died at his home Sunday at age 75. He was born near Grassy on March 2 1882. Surviving are six children including Earl Charles Tr Burton Mrs C A McMullin Mrs Noble Bowen and Mrs Sam L Branson plus 19 grandchildren and five great grandchildren. He was preceded in death by his wife Ida Upchurch and one son and leaves five brothers and one sister.
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Noah Franklin Newell
Grassy
Newell
Ida Upchurch
Earl Newell
Charles
Chestnut
Tr. Burton
Pekin
Wil
C. A. McMullin
Morler
Noble Bowen
Advance
Sam L. Branson
Sikeston
Tadgar
Elbert Newell
Alton
Til
Cleve
Lutesville
William of
Greenbriar
Moses Newell
Susie Rea
Nation Wide Trail of Bad Checks Ended
Wilkham Kiefer arrested Bill Wallace after a Penney's call on $260 in checks that proved worthless. Wallace confessed to a long chain of bad checks from San Diego to New York. He claimed F B I warrants in Kansas City for impersonating an Air Force major.
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Set Wilkham Kiefer
Bill Wallace
Penney’s
Wallace
Arthur Bruce
San Diego
Calif
New York City
K Knsas City
Air Force
Rockford
Ozark Airlines
New Mexico
Hotel Grand
North Broadway
Hotel
Pickwick
Tucson
Avi5
Phoenix
Ariz
Man Wanted For Murder Surrenders
Officer Johnny Taylor on duty in downtown Caruthersville was shocked when Albert Whitmore, intoxicated, asked to phone the P M Barton farm. Whitmore then confessed he was wanted for killing a man. He admitted striking Willam Thomas of Catron with a stick and slashing his throat with a knife after a dispute over a crap game. Sheriff Ramsey of New Madrid County, in Caruthersville hunting Whitmore, took custody.
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Johnny Taylor
Albert Whitmore
P. M. Barton Farm
Catron
Taylor
Willam Thomas Colored
Ramsey
New Madrid County
Caruthersville
Whitmore
Henning and Hammock Installed as Morehouse Worthy
Mrs. Georgia Henning and Douglas Hammock are installed as Worthy Matron and Worthy Patron of Morehouse Eastern Star at the Masonic Temple. The ceremony featured installing officers, star point honors, gift presentations, and a reception with out of town visitors listed.
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Georgia Henning
Douglas Hammock
Morehouse
Eastern Star
Gladys Johnson
Masonic Temple
Order of the Easemeter
Douglas Fammock
FE. Y. Laurius
E. Y. Laurus
Mirs
M. A. Slasser
Marshall
Margaret Spence
Marvine Jean Poage
P. M
Grana Matron
Sikeston
Sobst
Mary Jane Childress
Worthy Mintron
Electa
Lorene Proctor
Maxine Laumus
Sentinel
O. D. Henning
Juanita Minich
Susie Marshall
Esther
Georga Henning
Star of Love
LaRia
Smokey Warns On Outdoor Fires. Angus Bulls For Sale
Smokey urges safe fire practices in the woods. For sale at Harold Hill Angus Farms on U.S. Highway 61 nine miles north of Sikeston are registered Angus bulls priced at 25000 pounds and also heifers. Contact 2400 W 1.
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Harold Hill Angus Farms
U.S. Highway
Sikeston
Vowels Breaks Leg at St Henrys School
Gary Vowels son of Mr and Mrs Clifford Vowels broke a leg while playing at St Henrys school Friday. He was taken to Campbell's Clinic in Memphis for treatment.
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Charleston
Gary Vowels
Clifford Vowels
St. Henry’s
Campbell's Clinic
Memphis
Representative Wanted for Post Dispatch Subscriptions
A permanent full time position invites a 30 to 30 x years old resident with a car to sell subscriptions to the St. Louis Post Dispatch along mural route patrons in Mississippi New Madrid and Scott Counties. Experience desired but not required. Commission and car expense paid. Vacations health coverage provided. Weekly guarantee to start. Details write Subscription Department St Louis Post Dispatch 1111 Olive Street St Louis Missouri.
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St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Mississippi
New Madrid
Scott Counties
Blue Cross
Missouri
Olive Street
St. Louis
Spine bones count in a typical adult human
A normal adult human has 26 bones in the spine, comprising 24 vertebrae plus the sacrum and coccyx. This alignment supports posture and protects the spinal cord.
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Germany
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Arbelle Yarber
Alabama
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Rt 3
Donald J. “4Th Whirter
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James Ruer Dozier
Ezya Kinner Ponder, Jr
Jackie Dale Richards
Reyes Garcia
Florida
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Thomas Cleburn McWhirtle
Banks Samuel Pigg
Lakeland
Jean McIntyre
Mary Jane
Henning
Edna Jackson
Juanita Dillon
Corinne Oruimpecker
FE. Y. Launius
Essex
Elmer Poage
Guy Comer and Sons
Smokey
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Allis-Chalmers
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