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Newspaper

Sikeston Herald

Location

Sikeston, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1938

Page

2

Missouri 1937 farm yields rebound with higher production

Missouri reports widespread gains in 1937 crops from the December Bureau of Agricultural Economics survey. Total crop acreage rose to 12,622,750 and gross production reached 192,615,500 dollars, with upland crops, tobacco, fruits and vegetables showing strong returns. cotton, strawberries, and watermelon yields lagged behind.

Columbia Missouri Bureau of Agricultural Economics United States Department of Agriculture FE. R. Logan Alfred C. Brittain Missour Lespedezi

Stringer 4-H Club Organizes In Sikeston Area

On Friday January 7 the Stringer school near Sikeston organized a 4-H Club led by Mrs Bully Keith with assistant leader Mrs Alvin Gasser Officers chosen were president Virgin Hodges vice president Castor Alsup secretary-treasurer Montell Lambert reporter Lela Mae Gasser song leader Eunice Alsup game leader Billy Lewis Members include Irene Lambert Betty Hodges Gertrude Hodges John Gaffin and Edward Snyder Members learned to make and use bangie bandages During the gathering games were played and club songs sung Mr and Mrs Ben O Matthews spent Wednesday in Farmington with relatives.

Stringer Sikeston Bully Keith Alvin Gasser Virgin Hodges Castor Alsup Montell Lambert Lela Mae Gasser Eunice Alsup Billy Lewis Irene Lambert Betty Gertrude Hodges John Gaffin Edward Snyder

Office treatments for fistula piles and rectal diseases

Mild office methods treat fistula piles and rectal diseases without confinement or hospital bills. Also offered are injection treatments for hernia rupture, hydrocele, enlarged veins, and ulcers, all administered in-office.

Missouri farmers see cash income rise in 1937 across crops

Missouri cash income from 38 leading field crops reached 74.13 million, up 27 percent from 1936 due to higher yields and increased acreage. Wheat led with 34.4 million, while cotton declined to 16.3 million amid lower prices.

Columbia Missouri Ann P. A. Logan Alfred C. Brittain

Protein supplement for feeding hogs in Scott County

Agricultural Agent F. B. Veatch outlines best hog feeds with skim milk as top protein source for breeding hogs and tankage for fattening hogs, plus other supplements like linseed and soybean meal. Also urges treating horses and mules for bots, noting cost and wide county coverage with mobile treatment points and questionnaires to organize access.

Scott County Veatch

Jackson Day dinners raise over 100000 dollars in Washington

Postmaster General James A. Farley announced that Jackson Day dinners across the country under the Democratic National Committee raised more than 400000 in profits. The Washington event alone brought in over 100000.

James A. Farley Democratic National Committee Washington

Notice of Final Settlement in Dora Waters Estate

The Administratrix Dimple Gurley announces final settlement of the Dora Waters deceased estate. The Probate Court of Scott County Missouri will hear the settlement at Benton on February 10, 1937.

Dora Waters Scott County Mussouri Benton Said County

Public Divorce Notice in Scott County Missouri

Orders of publication in the 1938 Scott County Missouri circuit court divorce case No 5670 against Ruth Castleman. Plaintiff Thomas E Castleman alleges nonresidence and absence of one year. notice to appear by publication in Sikeston Herald for four weeks, ending before March term 1938 in Benton. Clerk L J Pfefferkorn certifies on January 10, 1938.

Circuit Court Scott County Missouri Thomas E. Castleman Ruth Castleman State of Benton Scott Sikeston Herald L. J. Pefefferkorn Circuit Court of L. J. Pfefferkorn

Notice of Administration for Green B. Greer estate

Letters of administration on the estate of Green B. Greer were granted to G Moore Greer and Juanita Greer Van Horne on December 30 1937 by the Probate Court of Scott County Missouri. Claimants must exhibit their claims within six months for allowance or be barred. if not exhibited within one year, they shall be forever barred. O L Spencer Probate Judge.

Green B. Greer Probate Court Scott County Missour Lacy E. Allard Lacy E. Allard Jr

Estate of Lacy E Allard Jr Administrator Notice

Probate Court of Scott County Missouri grants letters of administration on Lacy E Allard Jr deceased. Creditors must file claims within six months for allowance and within one year to avoid losing rights. Witness my hand and seal of the Probate Judge.

Scott County O. L. Spencer

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National Stock Yards Ill St. Louis Stringer 4-H CLUB Ben O. Matthews Farmington J. C. Young Jonesboro Arkansas Derris Drug Store White’s Drug Store Rawress F. B. Veatch Derris Drug Morehouse Drug Co Womack’s Pharmacy Oran Dead Animal Disposal Company Sikeston, MO G. Moore Greer Juanita Greer van Horne Bailey & Bailey Attorneys-at-Law Room McCoy-Tanner Bldg George W. Kirk Scott County Milling Co Robert 4A. Dempster McCoy-Tanner Building Telephone HL. Chunn Stallcup E. J. Menstedt Front Street Telephone DE. W. A. Anthony DR. Handy Smith Applegate Telephone Tom L. Chidesteer Peoples Bank B. L. McMullin 265 Trust Company Optometry DR. W. M. Sidwell Optometrist McCoy-Tanner Sikreston, MO Undertakers Welsh Mortuary H. J. Welsh H. S. Johnson Femenral Directors Niewspa Peril
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