Farm Shop Uses Winter Work to Cut Repair Costs
University of Missouri engineers say winter inspection and repair of farm machinery in a well equipped shop saves money and time in spring. Inspect tractors binders and smaller equipment, replace worn parts, oil rusted components, clean and paint where profitable, and order needed parts early to avoid shortages. A practical, well lighted shop with basic tools can boost winter work and price gains.
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Agricultural Engineers of
University of Missouri
Community Christmas Visits Spread Wide Across Area
numerous local residents travel to spend holidays with family and relatives from Jefferson City to Malden. Lowell Roberson visits Mrs Lena Roberson in Morehouse while Debbie Greer from St. Louis visits her brother Hammit Greer. Various families, including the Lomax, Burnett, Bonner, Lester, Lowe, Harrison, Lampley, Powers, Taul, Wells, Beardsley, Summers, Poe, Newman, Robinson, Williams and Hewitt clans, extend holiday greetings and share meals in Matthews, Cape Girardeau, Fort Wayne, Charleston, Sikeston, Malden and Canalea with parents, grandparents, and siblings over the Christmas period.
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Lowell Roberson
Lena Roberson
Morehouse
Debbie Greer
St. Louis
Hmmit Greer
Nancy Lomax
James Lomax
Matthews
Herman Weaks
Jefferson City
Ott Burnett
Lancaster
P. I. Bonner
Caroline Robinson
Dora Philips
Butch Poe
Charleston
Delmo Williams
Ellen
Mat Medcalf
Williams
Earl Byers
Delberta Hewitt
C. KE. Blankenship
Barney Blankenship
O. D. Blankenship
Canalea
Hazel Thornburg
Mary Lee Hughey
Jack Pritchett
Malden
Christmas Visits Across Missouri and Indiana
Matthews News reports O Hawkins spent Christmas with his mother Mrs Hawkins in Marston. E M and Mrs Radcliffe of New Madrid were weekend guests of Malcolm Radcliffe. Lee Shelby of Munice Ind visited Charles Shelby family for the holidays. H J Rogers and son Bill went to Plattsburg Mo to spend Christmas with relatives. Jackson Davis dined with Win Bledsoe family in East Prairie. Archie Burch and Billy Morgan visited Cecil Burch family near Dexter. Buell Curtis, back from two years Navy service, arrived home.
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Co. O. Hawkins
Hawkins
Marston
E. M. Radcliffe
New Madrid
Malcolm Radcliffe
Lee Shelby
Munice
Ind
Charles Shelby
H. J. Rogers
Bill
Plattsburg
Jackson Davis
Win. Bledsoe
East Prairie
Archie Burch
Billy Morgan
Cecil Burch
Dexter
Buell Curtis
Navy
Holidays Bring Return Visits From Far Regions
The community records numerous veterans and relatives returning home for holidays or visiting relatives. Names include Roy Herndon, Ed Warren, Tollie Warren, Jane Elen Byrd, Elizabeth Shanks, Joyce Barnes, H. S. Barnes, Vernon Johnson, Neva Dell Gemeinhardt, Bonnie Ruth Conrad, Neva Dell, and others. Discharges from Jefferson Barracks and Italian campaign service are noted, with multiple trips to St Louis Cape Girardeau and Blytheville for family gatherings and medical departures at Glenwood Sanitarium. A new daughter Sherry Ann was born December 11 at Southeast Missouri Hospital. Lieut. Wallace Waters expected home. Car Romines moving to owned residence. Roy Stanley's wife injured in an icy fall. and a family dinner hosted by E E Story.
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Jefferson Barracks
Roy Herndon
Memphis
Tenn
Ed Warren
Rector, Ark
Tollie Warren
Alice Warren
Billy Givens
East Praire
Max Huls
Port Arthur
Texas
Ensign John Clay Huls
J. T. Huls
Alfred Byrd
Jane Elen
Blytheville
Ark
Elizabeth Shanks
Urbana
Ill
C. A. Critchlow
Joyce Barnes
H. S Barnes
Phoenix
Amt
Frank Parson
Vernon Johnson
Neva Dell Gemeinhardt
State College
Cape Girardeau
Wm. Gemeihardt
James Hull Jr
B B. Conrad
Bonnie Ruth
L. D. Waters
Joe Spalding
Armed Forces
Spalding
Pacific Area
C i. Moore
W. C. Moore
Tom Moore
St. Louis
C. E. Moore
Glenwood Sanitarium
Norman Hudson
A Daugher
Southeast Missouri Hospital
Sherry Ann
Wallace Waters
Lieut. Waters
Camp Carson
Colo
Italy
Car Romines
Loren Evans
Evans
Sam Britton
Roy Stanley
Frank
W. T Warren
Dicks'stadt
Thirty-One Babies Born in November
Thirty-one children were born in the Sikeston registration district in November, including 14 girls and 17 boys. The State Health Department requests doctors to report any additional births not listed, citing numerous parent names and birthplaces such as Sikeston, Malden, Bertrand, Charleston, and East Prairie.
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Sikeston
Missouri State Board of Health
State Health Department
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Gary
Don Rochel
Davie Jo
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Children of the
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Canalou News
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James
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Lloyd
Iva Box
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Luther
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Wandyser
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Roy
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Everett
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Cecil
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Lilbourn
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Marinelle Orr
Kenneth Dean
Charles I
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George
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East Praiie
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Guy
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Gray Ridge
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Harold David
Willie Sue Taylor
Parma
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Robert
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Frederick Howard
Winford
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Earnest Dale
Warnest
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Cecil Ray
Ray
Ada Wendel
Oran
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Charles
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Kewancee
Paret
Florida Williams
Mary Etta Brady
Martha Jane Cornell
Illmo
Aivas Hogan
Frank David Lair
Mary Louisa Redfern
Chaffee
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Paret Wiggins
Pauline Williams
Herald
McKnight-Keaton Grocery CO
G. Atwill
A & L Grocery
W. T. Bell
H. E. Byrd
Clinton Grocery
J. W. Dillon
J. J. Young
Williams & Shell
J. S. Wallace
Walker’s Grocery Seyers Market
E. M. Stacy
Davis Grocery
Kellar Harris Girard Hunt Henry Jackson
Mrs. Geo. W. Scott Frank Jones Hughes Grocery
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