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Sikeston Herald

Location

Sikeston, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1955

Page

15

Hog and cattle market tensions hover over Scott County

Scott County reports heavy hog runs alongside large cattle drafts since October. Hog receipts jump 10,000 above prior week, up 40 percent from a year ago, with slaughter records for August through October. Prices slide to about 12 dollars per hundredweight, and forecasts hint December could top October slaughter. News also covers hog lighter marketing, mulching and fertilizer notes for strawberries and corn, and livestock price trends at National Stock Yards.

National Stock Yards Producers Live Stock Marketing Association Corn Belt National Missouri Extension Agricultural Engineers University of Missouri Missouri Plan Service Agricultural Engineering Columbia Mumford Hall

Fuel demands of a medium turbo jet engine in flight

A medium powered turbo jet engine typically consumes its own weight in petroleum fuel every 20 minutes during flight.

Former Resident of Sikeston Dies at Cape Girardeau

William H. Leslie 79 died at his Cape Girardeau home Thursday evening. A former Sikeston resident, he once ran a distribution agency here and owned stores at Rand Leaks and Delta and a restaurant in Oran. Born January 1, 1877 in Boonville Indiana, he came to Sikeston in 1893 and lived on a farm here. Survived by wife Eva Best, daughter Katie Oliver of Cape, brother Fred Leslie of Eureka California, sisters M B Smith and Emma Howes, one grandchild and four great grandchildren. Funeral at St Vincent’s Church Cape Girardeau Sunday at 10 am. burial in Sikeston old city cemetery. Injuries from corn picker machinery deemed critical by two physicians in AJ Surgery.

William H. Leslie Cape Girardeau Leslie Sikeston Randleys Delta Oran Boonville Ind Eva Best Katie Oliver Cape Fred Leslie Eureka Calif M. B. Smith Emma Howes Mattoon, I.L St. Vincent's Church Joseph P. Dyra Old City Cemetery

Spot Cotton Prices Steady in Slow Week Across Area

Spot cotton prices remained steady amid slow trading in South Central Area markets as the USDA reports continued weak mill purchases and steady loan activity. Ginnings through Nov 30 totaled 4,896,379 bales, with Middling 1 1/16 movement dominating. regional prices on Dec 8 ranged from 35.55 to 36.50 cents per pound, while exports and domestic inquiries stayed limited.

South Central Area Department of Agriculture South Central States Memphis Little Rock New Orleans Greenwood South Central CCC Bureau of the Census Arkansas Louisiana Mississippi Missouri Tennessee Cotton Market News Service Cotton Division

County Christmas Seals Sales Reach 1955 Ahead of 1954

Scott County Tuberculosis Association officials report 1955 Christmas Seals sales ahead of last year. Publicity chairman Tharon Stallings cites early mailing and growing public awareness as key factors. Treasurer Mrs. Cline Carter notes $1,100 received by Friday, with funds supporting tuberculosis work and programs.

Scott County Tuberculosis Association Tharon Stallings Cline Carter

Christmas Seals Sale Urges Prompt Donations

Stallings urges prompt remittance from all who received Christmas Seals allotments, hoping the sale will secure funds.

Stallings

Charleston Negro Woman Held for Fatal Stabbing

Collin Johnson, 38, a Negro farm hand, was fatally stabbed about 10 p.m. Thursday. Savannah Menges, Colored, is in Mississippi County jail and likely to be charged with murder. The two had a house sharing arrangement. Menges allegedly stabbed him twice with a pocket knife. Johnson, born in Memphis, had lived in Charleston four years. He is survived by an uncle in Memphis and a half brother near Hoxie, Ark.

I. F. Coots Agricultural Engineers Mo. College of Agriculture Cootsgisu Coots Charleston Collin Johnson Savannah Menges Mississippi Johnson Menges Memphis Tenn Will Johnson J. B. Jennies Hoxie Ark

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