Veteran Sikeston archeologist named to high state position
K. K. Baker, Sikeston archeologist and relic collector, was elected a trustee of the Missouri Archeological Society at the annual meeting at the University of Missouri held December 18. Dr. Jesse E. Wrench was reelected president for the seventh year, and Brenton Berry was named secretary. The gathering featured lantern slides of Indian rock carvings at Washington State Park near De Soto. Baker, a lifelong collector and explorer of local Indian mounds, has contributed to Southeast Missouri history and broader efforts, with artifacts housed at Butler County Historical Society and at Cape Girardeau’s State Teachers College collection.
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K. K. Baker
Sikeston
Missouri Archeological Society
University of Missouri
Jesse E. Wrench
Brenton Berry
Washington State Park
de Soto
Baker
E. C. Matthews
Mr. Baker
Shawneye Rock Eagle
Thomas Beckwith
Mississippi County
Butler County Historical Society
Poplar Bluff
State Teachers College
Cape Girardeau
Beckwith
Missouri
One More Year Sermon At Nazarene Church
Rev J W Hoffert of the Church of the Nazarene will preach Sunday morning on One More Year and in the evening on We Have Not Passed This Way Before. Sunday school starts at 9 30 and Nazarene Young People's Society meets at 6 30 Sunday night.
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J. W. Hoffert
Church of the Nazarene
Hoffert
Nazarene Young People’s Society
National Guard Mobilized for Camp Robinson Duty
Jefferson City residents Mr and Mrs J E Matthews visit relatives as the National Guard unit prepares to mobilize. About 40 men are quartered at the armory with others at home overnight. Company K will join Camp Robinson as part of the 140th Infantry 70th Brigade 35th Division with 10 000 to 12 000 Guardsmen reporting in January and 10 500 more in February.
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Wade Shankle
Company K
Infantry
Cape Girardeau
Vernon B. la Val
Chaffee
Camp Robinson
140Th Infantry
70Th Infantry
Missouri
Kansas
Nebraska
Ralph EK. Truman
Bot treating to start in January in New Madrid county
Bot treatment for horses and mules will begin in New Madrid county farms shortly after New Year with plans for group treatment at one location or farm-to-farm visits. Vets and community leaders will hold meetings in January to show bot life cycles and prep steps, with costs not to exceed 1940 levels.
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New Madrid
Teal
T. A. Ewing
William Marsh Featured in College Activities and Honors
Wm. Marsh of Cape Girardeau State College spends the holidays with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Ray Marsh. He serves as Sikeston high Student Council president and is a member of the Mark Twain Society Phi Mu pre medical society and the Forum at the College.
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Wm. Marsh
State College
Cape Girardeau
Ray Marsh
William
Sikeston High
Mark Twain Society
Phi Mu
Forum
Free Udga Sample at White's Drug Store Ad
Free sample of Udga offered at White's Drug Store to relieve stomach pains from excess acid including ulcers indigestion heartburn belching bloating nausea gas and related discomfort.
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White’s
For Sale Two Used Bicycles See Roland Moll Today
Two used bicycles offered for sale. One nearly new condition. Contact Roland Moll at 256 William Street for details and to inspect.
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Roland Moll
William Street
Used Radios for Sale by Curlew Appliance Co Sikeston
For sale used radios of all sizes suitable for bedroom or living room. Curlew Appliance Co formerly Sikeston Radio Co located on East Malone Avenue Sikeston Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curlew Appliance Co
Sikeston Radio Co
East Malone Ave
Sikeston, Mo
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J. E. Matthews
Elizabeth
Jim
Jefferson City
R. C. Matthews
Sadie Emory
National Guard
Col. Dudley
The
Herald
J. C. Durbin
Stinson
Caleb Smith
Sidwell, Jeweler
Center St
Man
Herald Office
Shoe Factory
Greer Ave
E. D. Smith
Alice van Horne
North Ranney
Sikeston Fuel Co
East
Malone Avenue
Sikeston Limbaugh
Dime Cab Jack
London
Mer
Wayside Plantation Gin
Morehouse, MO
Trailback Plantation
Essex, MO
Sikeston Herald
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