Sikeston Herald 1920 News Roundup Includes Weddings and School
Twenty five years ago Sikeston reports the marriage of Roland Malcolm of Sikeston to Miss Virgie Pelham of St Louis. The Scott County Milling Company increases capital stock from 124000 to 1500000. Sikeston High School Bulldogs page features roster including Marvin Carroll and coach Leonard Wright. First wireless message between Morehouse and Sikeston sent by local enthusiasts. Lions Club plans a large illuminated Christmas tree for the town. Sewer contract delayed. Del Rey hotel opening slated with Lions Club banquet. Also notes 1930 weather, Santa letters, and Hutchins top books list. Also national note on German population transfers planned in 1916.
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Roland Malcolm
Uty
Virgie Pelham
St Louis
Scott County Milling Company
Recorder of Deeds
Benton
Sikeston High School Bulldogs
Marvin Carroll
Parker Adams
Leonard N Wright
Byron Crain
Louis Scott
Ralph Wilkey
Joe Griffith
Clarence Dowdy
Capt Pleas
Malcolm Neil Guibert
Clarence Weckly
Fred Allard
James Matthews
Hugh Price Crowe
Alfred Joseph Moore Duard King
Estell Meldrum
Morehouse
Albert Malone
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Local weddings and football honor noted in Gideon and Sikeston
On December 7 a marriage took place at the bride's home in Gideon between Miss Lois Robinson and Bernard J Murback of Sikeston. Earlier in Sikeston a banquet honored Sikeston high school football coach Wm E Ma hen and coach Tharon Stallings along with 25 lettermen of the 1935 Bulldogs. senior Betty Belle Donnell was elected football queen and crowned by captain Joe Dover.
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Virginia Sharp
Mirs W H Sharp
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Bernard J Murback
Sikeston
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Wm E Mahen
Tharon Stallings
Sikeston High School
Cotton ginning totals and weather outlook in Missouri
Five years ago on December 12 1940 reports show 5710 bales of cotton ginned this season with about 15 percent still in the fields and a cold week ahead in Southeast Missouri where rain may change to snow. A separate item notes Lorenzo Harris purchasing the Portageville Walgreens and Sikeston's snowstorm part of a larger blizzard causing 87 deaths while locals pledge double their Sixth War Loan bond quota.
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Canada
Polish Control Prompts Broad Casualties Reported
Reconstruction notes dire difficulties with wartime patrols and casualties. Report mentions 514 persons killed and millions of Germans affected by prewar events. Reference to Missouri, Poland, and territorial tensions, with a focus on the first month under Polish control and ensuing losses.
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