Kewanee Indians win four team invitational final
Kewanee Indians upset Cape team 27 to 21 to reach finals of a four team invitational. Right Guard Thompson led with 8 points as King and Bird added 7 each, Tollison 3, Cates 2. Sikeston Bulldogs defeated Fruitland Greyhounds 23 to 21 in another game as Lambert sparked Sikeston with early scoring.
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Kewanee Indians
Lynn Twitty
Crounr
Cape
Twitty
Thompson
King
Bird
Tollison
Cates
Keller
Wessel
Brase
Nussbaum
Sikeston Bulldogs
Kewanee
Fruitland
Greyhounds
Russell
Lambert
Sikeston
Bulldogs
Swacker
Simmons
Aldridge
Davis
Swacker-Simmons
Koenance
F Tollison
Bud
Newborm
Ervin
F Wessel
C Nussbaum
Steston
Lumsden
F Simmons
F Aldridge
F Lambert
Ze Davis
McDowell
F Walker
Beare
Harris
Whitledge
C Brown
Ahagare Aha
teatanSs
F Russell
F Smith
Yancey
G. Johnson
G Brown
Walker
Harns
Hobbs
Newburn
McNeal
R Wessell
C Gr Neusbaum
Sikeston Bulldogs top Gideon in 25 to 22 battle
Sikeston Bulldogs defeated Gideon High 25 to 22 after trailing through three quarters as the B team won 20 to 14. Coach Green faced early trouble but Grieur scored four field goals and one free throw in the opening period while Gideon led 14 to 11 at halftime.
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Sixeston Bulldogs
Gideon
Green
Scomne
Grieur
Skeston
Sikeston
Gideons
Srekston
Peaches
Davis
We x
Lumsden
Bulldog Fore
Gordon
Gideon Forwart
Simmons
Montgomery
Aldridge
Diehl
N Davis
S Bowman
Lambert
Hale
Si ” Mann
Davidson
A. Gordon
Daniels
White
Ditch Work Completed by CCC Enrollees
The Speeder dragline finished work on Ditch Nos. 45 and 46 of the Little River Drainage District on December 28. Operators Claude Jones of Lilbourn and Howard Latimer of Marston led the project, with future work planned on Ditch No. 47 by Claude Jones, Leo W. Nelson, and Almon Reagan. Reagan is an enrollee operator at the New Madrid CCC drainage camp.
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Little River Drainage District
Claude Jones
Lilbourn
Howard Latimer
Marston
Leo W. Nelson
Missouri Valley
Iowa
Almon Reagan
Brownwood
New Madrid CCC Enrollee Accepts Dragline Oiler Post
Leo Fill, an enrollee from the New Madrid CCC drainage camp, has been discharged to take a dragline oiler job on the machine operating at Big Otter Slough in Drainage District No. 59. Oilers on all shifts were trained by the New Madrid camp. The Herald aims to report news accurately.
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Leo Fill
New Madrid
CCC
Big Otter
Bulldogs Meet Fruitland Five in Local Clash
Sikeston high school Bulldogs face Fruitland Greyhounds on the local court tomorrow night with a B team game before the main tilt. The teams are evenly matched and met once this season in a tournament consolation bracket, Sikeston winning 25 to 21.
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Fruitland High School
Greyhounds
Bulldogs
Sikeston High School
Sikeston and
Fruitland
Sikeston
Lilbourn Boys and Canalou Girls Share Vanduser Honors
Lilbourn boys beat Anniston 23 to 21 to win boys division at the Vanduser high school tournament. Canalou girls defeat Delta 45 to 25 for girls division crown. Ten boys teams and six girls teams competed with four all star selections named by officials including Meyer and Miller.
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Lilbourn
Anniston
Vanduser
Louis Meyer
Morehouse
Charles Miller
Blodgett
Lesler
Latham
Canalou
Smith
Delta
Adams
Morley
N. Robinson
Dunning
Thomas
Robinson
Rhodes
Arbuckle
McFall
Mayor
Gray Ridge
Weaks
Shanks
Sexton
Canaleu
Griffith
Radcliffe
Matthews
Chambers
Harris
Blackwell
Jones
Guards
Moore
CCC in Missouri to be reduced
Jefferson City Missouri A CCC enrollment quota of 937 youths is set for January 1 to 20 in Missouri The state CCC selection supervisor Arthur W Nebel notes 1400 Missouri youths will leave the corps at year start The move aligns Missouri with the national trend and reallocates the 30 dollar monthly allowance 8 dollars to enrollees and 22 to families instead of 5 and 25 respectively
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Jefferson City
Civilian Conservation Corps
Missouri
Arthur W. Nebel
Commission
CCC
Nebel
State sales tax tops Missouri revenue in 1938
State Auditor Forrest Smith reports 1938 total revenue of 40.35 million, with over 32.47 million from sales incomes and liquor taxes. Sales tax alone exceeded 20 million, income taxes surpassed 7 million, and liquor taxes over 5 million, yielding a 3 million general revenue surplus. Also notes a National machine demo and a children's birthday party on Greer avenue with eight-year-old Hugh Allen and six guests.
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Forrest Smith
Missouri
Hugh Allen
Sid Johnson
Greer Avenue
Jimmy Sexton
Ronald Baker
Billy Murphy
Ralph Bartholomew
Glenn Atkinson
Roy
Jimmy Nall
Visual education in Sikeston grade schools currently in use
In Sikeston grade schools a visual education program is presently in use. The article notes ongoing adoption of visual teaching aids and methods to enhance classroom learning and student engagement across grades.
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Sikeston
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