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Newspaper

Sikeston Herald

Location

Sikeston, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1939

Page

7

Trudeau of Missouri Pioneer Schoolmaster and Explorer

Jean Baptiste Trudeau, Missouri’s first schoolmaster, authored the state’s earliest poem and led a Missouri Company expedition up the upper Missouri river. His late 1794 camp near South Dakota marked the first Spanish fortification on the upper Missouri. the journey failed after he was cheated and robbed. Trudeau promoted fair dealings with tribes and noted regional geography and resources in his journal.

Missouri Jean Baptiste Trudeau Missouri River Charles Mix County South Dakota Lewis and Clark Missour Trudeau Montreal Canada St. Louis Second Pine Streets Massour Soi St Louis New Orleans Fernando de Leyba Missouri Company Jefferson Northwest Massour Company

Standard Oil Products Sold in Sikeston Territory

Standard Oil products are advertised in Sikeston area with multiple listed service stations and agents including Whiteway Service at Highway 61 and Tanner Street, Center Street and Kingshighway, Gene Kindred at Highway 61 and Matthews Avenue, Dal Harnes at Highway 61 and Lake Street, Henry Williams at Highway 60 West, Jack Lancaster on Highway 61 North, Orville Smith on Highway 61 near McMullin, Byron Wyman, and D. A. Utley on Canalou Road. Also noted are X. Caverno near Canalou and Blodgett Mercantile Co. in Blodgett and Homer York in Salcedo.

Whiteway Service Tanner St Killgore Center St Gene Kindred Matthews Ave Dal Harnes Lake St Henry Williams Jack Lancaster J. A. Sikes Orville Smith McMullin Byron Wyman Miner WM. Moore D. A. Utley Canalou X. Caverno Canalou Blodgett Mercantile CO Blodgett Homer York Salcedo

Special School for Community Leaders in Jefferson City

An announce ment from President Carl E Bolte notes the State Chamber of Commerce will offer a two day course on industrial research and development in Jefferson City January 12 and 13 1940 for chamber secretaries and others concerned with community industrial development The program runs five two hour periods with lectures and discussions led by John M Guild of Kansas City who has held top posts in state and national chambers and directed a week long Northwestern University course.

Jefferson City Carl E. Bolte State Chamber of Commerce Chamber of Commerce John M Guild Kansas City Chamber Missouriecretaries National Association Northwestern University National Institute For Commercial and Trade Executives

Cape Girardeau Optimist Wins Local Title

W. D Ely, blind since 25, owner of a cleaning and pressing shop in Cape Girardeau, has been named No. Optimist of the city. He lost sight after paralysis damaged his optic nerve, then earned a Braille diploma, a law degree from St Louis University, and served as legislative agent for the blind. He later ran a Cape Girardeau program covering seventeen counties and now operates a thriving business with Mrs Ely.

W. D Ely Cape Girardeau Ely St Louis University St Louis Jefferson City Blind Commission

Trudeau the schoolmaster of early Missouri and public figure

He returned to St. Louis in 1796 and served thirty years as village schoolmaster. Jean Baptiste Trudeau was a prominent Missouri figure named with Chouteau in public records. He made patriot gifts to aid Spain in war, served on Missouri’s first grand jury after Louisiana’s transfer, and died in St. Louis on January 30, 1827, or was burned at Carondelet.

St. Louis Jean Baptiste Trudeau Missouri Chouteau Spain Louisiana United States Trudeau Carondelet

Fire Resistant Christmas Trees From Oklahoma A and M

A Stillwater Oklahoma A and M College report describes a fire resistant treatment for Christmas trees. It details cutting the trunk, absorbing ammonium sulphate solution, and timing for best fire retardance. Also covers borax boric acid treatment for cotton decorations and cautions on flammable festoons in assemblies during holidays.

Oklahoma A. & M. College Stillwater

New Madrid County Adopts Free Lunch and Garden Project

New Madrid County schools sign a county-wide program to provide hot lunches free to needy children with WPA cook support and surplus commodities. Gardens may be run and products canned. several schools report staff changes, a community play, tax reporting requirements, and Barnes Ridge building plans amid past floods and a 10 year bond issued for rural development.

WPA Federal Surplus Commodities Corporation Boekerton School Crit Brock Clarence Hawkins Albert Keith Robert Simer Wiley Myracle Nina Belle Mercer Ruth Till Helen Dale York School Billy Courtship John Seels Laura Ann Ayers Eileen Wray Dreklstad Morehouse Joe B Lowe Washingston D Norval A Randol Charles B Allbright Allbight Cape Girardeau Allbright Bank of Morehouse Randol Prucita Hopkins East Prairie Union Grove Bavara Gullon Muss Collector of Internal Revenue St Louis Barnes Ridge C P. Chapman East Prame Slaters New Madrid

Special prizes offered for 4-H club members in Missouri

Sedalia Mo December 14 young Missourians in 4 H clubs and in supervised vocational agriculture work will share in the largest appropriation yet made by a breed association for junior livestock activities The National Spotted Poland China Record of Indianapolis announces a 2000 allotment to state and regional expositions The Missouri State Fair Junior Activities Department will receive 15000 in this special classification alone The department at Sedalia has become the fastest growing at the fair open to Missouri youths enrolled in 4 H or supervised agricul ture work and 1939 awards totaled 5385 50

Sedalia. Mo Charles W. Green Sedalia Missouri Corn Belt D. Gates Ravenwood Indianapolis

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Floyd C. Shoemaker Missouri Historical Society Standard Oil Sikeston Newspapern AbHivye Special School For Cape John M. Guild New Madrid County Miles F. Davis Spencer Tracy Robert Young Walter Brennan Northwest Passage Metro-Goldwin-Macer Ty Cone Quae Eteline Solte Jstar Goodyear FIME Goodyear Tires Oliver Tractor Co Sikeston, Mo Tanner-Killgore Center St Quaker State Motor Oil Fred L. Obenchain The Swine-Breeders Organization Moore-Harris Abstract Company Benton, Mo Newsvare
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