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Newspaper

Sikeston Herald

Location

Sikeston, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1936

Page

6

Congress Must Act On Payment of AAA Checks

R L Furry explains AAA funds are unavailable for contract payments as Congress must appropriate money. Many questions arise about 1936 89 wheat contracts, but no signed contracts exist since AAA was struck down. A Scott county Agricultural Planning Committee will study conditions to guide future basic crops and livestock numbers, with township meetings planned to involve farmers.

AAA Congress Washington Scott County Supreme Court Extension Board Vera Anthony Miss Anthony Arabella Dannenmueller Arnold

Community Sale Draws Largest Attendance Yet

The Sikeston Auction Company last Saturday held the largest sale volume in its history at Matthews Wagon Yard. Many items of high value were offered and attendance was strong. Future auctions move to the new east town barn with the next sale set for Saturday February 18.

Sikeston Auction Company McCord & Matthews Matthews Wagon Yard

Piedmont Farmer Killed on Highway 61

Samuel D. Henderson, 57, a Piedmont area farmer, was killed late Sunday night on Highway 61 west of Cape Girardeau while leading and riding a horse. The auto, driven by Frank Milde, blinded by an approaching car, struck Henderson and the horse. Henderson’s wife had moved to Cape Girardeau earlier. The Herald notes the incident in local county coverage.

Samuel D. Henderson Piedmont Highway Cape Girardeau Henderson Frank Milde Albert Milde Cape Young Milde

How Farmers May Sell Unlabeled Field Seeds

The Herald explains Missouri field seed law exemptions for selling unlabeled seeds. Seeds may be sold unlabelled only when for food or feed, to merchants for re cleaning, in store for re cleaning, or by the grower on premises without advertisement or carrier delivery. It bans hauling unlabeled seed to merchants for sale. The law covers most field seeds except cotton seed and lists many included species such as grasses, legumes, millets, and cereals.

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Improved service for Frisco passengers

Frisco Railway announces free pillows for coach and chair car passengers on trains between St. Louis and Memphis. The policy began with service on January 9 night trains, part of ongoing efforts to boost comfort and economy.

ST. Louis Frisco Railway Memphis

Cotton Farmers Oppose Tax On Cottonseed Oil

Dallas Texas January 15 1936 Cotton growers rally to defend cottonseed oil against proposed taxes and discriminatory legislation. J R McCrary leading Texas Cooperative Council and American Cotton Cooperative Association warns against campaigns by dairy lobbyists and H R 9865 taxing margarine. He stresses cottonseed oil as a key South crop and urges united action to protect markets and price.

Dallas Texas J. R. McCrary Texas Cooperative Council Brazos Valley Cotton Cooperative Association American Cotton Cooperative Association East Texas Chamber of Commerce Texas Cotton Committee Washington McCrary South Congress Gerald J. Boileau Wisconsin

Chaffee Frisco Conductor Dead

M. L. Smith freight conductor for Brisco railroad died at his Chaffee home after two months illness. Born March 23, 1879 in Jonesboro Illinois, he served since 1907. Survived by widow and eleven children, plus brother Harry Smith and sisters Roberta Hites and Della Blair. Arrow Rock project hires 500 laborers for $70,000 appropriation. Arrow Rock Tavern sits nearby.

M. L. Smith Brisco Chaffee Mr. Smith Jonesboro Ill Smith Harry Smith Roberta Hites St. Louis Della Blair Akron Ohio

Canalou Woman Is Buried Here Saturday

Funeral services for Mrs. Sarah Co. Sharrock age 67 were held from the Canalou residence Saturday morning with Rev Herschel Yates officiating. Interment followed in Memorial Park cemetery Sikeston with Dempster service. She died Thursday night after months of heart disease. Born near Patton September 19 1867 she was daughter of Solomon Presnell. Married Stephen Elsworth Sharrock March 18 1888 they moved to Canalou twelve years ago. She was active in the Methodist church for over 50 years. Survived by husband three brothers Dr G W H Presnell mayor of Sikeston Dr C C Presnell of St Louis and Dr A A V Presnell of Kennett one grandson Lem Sharrock of St Louis.

Sarah Co. Sharrock Canalou Herschel Yates Methodist Memorial Park Sikeston Dempster Sharrock Patton C. C. Presnell St Louis A. A. V. Presnell Kennett Lem Sharrock St. Louis

Local visitors and ill notices fill Blodgett page

John Miller of Advance visited Saturday while Mrs. Josephine Colley remains seriously ill at home. Weekend guests included Jack Mullin Aubrey Ratcliffe of Cooter with Miss Glenda Clippard and Mr Mrs J F Nunnelee and sons in town. Mrs R H Mackley moved to Southeast Missouri Hospital after illness. Rev Kirkendall preached at the Methodist church and dined with Mr and Mrs Wm Berendes. Mr and Mrs Charles Owensby of Anniston visited Laura Chewning, confined at home by illness.Mrs J F Nunnelee E J Nienstedt Ben F Marshall R A Green and M Cope hosted Florence Marshall in Cape Girardeau. Gus Fredericks family and Jake Barks of Jackson also spent Sunday.

John Miller Advance Josephine Colley Jack Mullin Aubrey Ratcliffe Cooter Glenda Clippard J. F. Nunnelee and Eugene Joe Robert John Fred Nunnelee R. H. Mackley Southeast Missouri Hospital Cape Girardeau Kirkendall Methodist Church Wm. Berendes Charles Owensby Anniston Laura Chewning Mesdames J. F. Nunnelee E. J. Nienstedt

Installation of Eastern Star and Masonic Lodge Officers

Mr and Mrs J E Godwin and family hosted weekend visitors Wm Muse of Milwaukee and D Bailey of Ironton. D P Bailey remains critically ill. A joint installation of Eastern Star and Masonic Lodge officers occurred in the hall Wednesday with Mrs Cleo Cooper installing officer for Eastern Star and W Glen McCain for the Masons. Out of town guests included Mrs Elia Shy of St Louis and others from Chaffee Cape Girardeau Benton and nearby areas. Eastern Star officers named and Masonic officers installed include Roy Green Ada Chewning Moore and Pearman among others. Roy Green served as Worshipful Master and Dr E J Nienstedt as Senior Warden.

Eastern Star Masonic Lodge Cleo Cooper Chaffee W. Glen McCain Masons Elia Shy St. Louis Martina Barclay Chronister McCain Green Stovall Cape Girardeau Q. F

Also Mentioned on This Page

R.L. Furry Scott County Farm Extension Rogers and Young Central Association Ecommitteemen Bayer Aspirin the Herald Frisco A.C. Scott Matthews New Madrid County A. C. Scott Estate R. A. McCord G. F. Deane Chaffee Frisco Arrow Rock Arrow Rock Tavern Patronize Herald Advertisers Champion Road Highway 61 Ford John Deere Lister F. Higginbottom Glenn Matthews Blodgett News Mrs J. E. Godwin Wm. Muse Milwaukee Wis D. Bailey Ironton Bailey Home D. P. Bailey Powell Insurance Agency Keith Southeast Missouri Telephone Company
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