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Newspaper
Sikeston Herald
Location
Sikeston, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1950
Page
7
A State Historical Society overview traces pioneer Missouri corn bread from Indian dodgers to hearth baked loaves. It covers origins, cooking methods, shift to mills, evolving ingredients, leaveners, milks and butters, and the rise of wheat flour, noting corn bread as a kitchen king among Americans.
Allan B. Kline president of the American Farm Bureau Federation will be principal speaker at the National Cotton Council's twelfth annual meeting in Memphis January 23 to 25. Council President Harold A. Young notes the address will outline the kind of America agriculture wants to live in as about 1 000 industry representatives attend.
Hayti Mo Jan 4 One Sikeston man and 14 Missouri Illinois cotton leaders will play major roles planning the 1950 research and promotion program at the National Cotton Council meeting in Memphis Jan 23 25 Delegates from Missouri Illinois will set policies for council activities in the year ahead About 1000 industry members expected at the Hotel Peabody Principal speakers include C E Wilson Allan B Kline and Harold A Young Missouri Illinois delegation includes producers ginners warehousemen merchants and crushers with P B Bartmess of Sikeston among them
The Rev. R. M. Talbert assisted by the Rev. George L. Mighell conducted the funeral services for Paul Davis a 50 year old Charleston businessman at the Charleston church last Sunday afternoon Interment followed at Odd Fellows Cemetery Davis died of a heart ailment last Thursday afternoon He is survived by his wife a son a daughter and his parents
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