Sikeston Herald Publisher and subscription rates note
The Sikeston Herald announces publisher information Sikeston Missouri with Thursday publication at 119 West Malone Avenue The rate for Scott and adjoining counties is 1.50 yearly subscriptions Elsewhere 2.00 Subscriptions are strictly in advance The paper is entered as second class matter March 9 1905 at Sikeston post office under the act of Congress of March 3 ISTE
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Malone Avenue
Sikeston, Missouri
Telephone
Scott
Adjoining Counties
Sikeston
Missouri
President Roosevelt urged to cooperate with capital and labor
The editorial urges President Roosevelt to end partisan attacks and work with business and labor leaders to restore industrial activity. It praises the Sikeston Parent Teachers Association for aiding hungry and poorly clothed children and warns that failure to unite could plunge the nation into a stagnant era with human suffering.
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Roosevelt
Refvener for Motor Licenses Increases
Caer Rigte de SQ40T BSS ar any OT Caeres TRB. Sect Brown an Resisinait. Janet Shue went to St Louis Tuesday for no owistt with relatives the remainder of this week. Ben Sells underwent 4 successful transactality in Cape Girantean Wednesday. He was returned to his home here this afternoon.
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Prauler
Srv
Succi Hreerses
Tomomtiiss Am
Raa Artsers
Amt
Saad
LE Font
Janet Shue
St Louis
Ben Sells
Cape Girantean
Last Rites Held for Father of Harry Strain
Last rites were held Sunday afternoon in Cape Girardeau for William Strain 66 father of Harry Strain of Sikeston who died Friday in Farmington Hospital of complications. His body was taken to Oran, former home, for interment. He had worked as a farmer and later ran a grocery. Survived by his widow and several children.
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Cape Girardeau
William Strain
Harry Strain
Sikeston
Farmington
Oran
Mr. Strain
Strain
S Grocery Perkins
Pinis
Gerdon
Cape Gairardeaty
Thompson Punpfer Vu Services Held For Mbs
Fragmented text records a service held for MBS with mentions of Thompson and Cleve, John Power, and other unclear names. Details are garbled. readable items include a church setting and a funeral service context. Entities are uncertain due to OCR errors.
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LOR Mbs
Thompson
Sige Tee
Epier Sroiher
John Power
Olatad Sa
Eels
Iwe Srvat-Srandcehvidr
Services Tomorrow for Allen Baby at Memorial Park Cemetery
Funeral notices announce services tomorrow at 2:30 PM at the Tun residence for baby Allen who died early today. Parents Mr and Mrs Leoran Allen are named, with a third service planned at Memorial Park Cemetery. Cause of death listed as acute indigestion.
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Leoman
Leoran
Allen
Tun Residemce Oon
Taade
Mermortab Park
Short Announces For Re Election Shot
A terse public note states that Short announces his bid for re election with brief remarks and no additional details.
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Short
JOTIN WYATT NEDTSON Hewings a chrief 55 widow
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Mrs pwepee Nelson and Mrs Lb with unclear roles. Names appear as JotIn Wyatt Nedtson and Hewings tied to a widow aged 55 in an unresolved notice. No clear event, date, or organization is discernible from the readable text.
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Chrief
Pwepee
Nelson
Coorware Demonstration at Local Kroger Store
Demonstration of Majesti Moorwate cookware planned at Kroger stores in this section. The event offers samples to grocery purchasers and urges attendance to view the cookware display and related merchandise.
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Kroger
aeTonistication
Majesti Moorwate
Ween & Street
RK Pemvision
Hace Baldwin
Cincinnati
Ohio
Umuil
Beryl Heath
Randle
Tis
Young Sikeston Musician Wimmer of Theme Prize
Mary Emma Allen a 13 year old Sikeston eighth grader won first prize in a national story writing contest by Educational Music Magazine Chicago for The Life of a Musician From the Time He Was Born Until He Died about Antone Camille a fictional French musician. The prize includes $10 and a life story feature in March.
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Mary Emma Allen
Thomas B. Allen
Sikeston
Educational Music Magazine of
Chicago
Mary Emma
Antone Camille
Sikeston High School
Last rites held for Bertrand prominent resident Albert John Rushing
Albert John Rushing longtime Bertrand farmer and civic leader died Sunday after a brief illness. The funeral was Tuesday at the Bertrand Methodist church with Rev. L M Willard and Rev. W A Humphrey officiating. Interment followed at Oak Grove cemetery near Charleston. Surviving are his widow Minnie Langston Hushing, two sons A J Rushing Jr of Portland and W T Rushing of St Louis, and one grandchild A J Mushing Ud, a student at the State College Cape Girardeau.
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Albert Johnson Fushing
Bertrand
L. M. Willard
W. A. Humphrey
Cape Girardeau
Oak Grove Cemetery
Charleston
Mr. Rushing
Camden County
Tenn
Community
Missouri
Rushing
Methodist Church
Minnie Langston Hushing
A. J. Rushing Jr
Portland
Wao
TL Rushing
St. Loui
A. J. Mushing Ud
State College
Ab SO
Funeral services today for McManus youth
Funeral services for G. W. Mec Manus Fy. L1-year-old son of Mr and Mrs Claude McManus were held at 2:50 pm at Sikeston Baptist church with Rev E W Milner officiating. Burial was in Memorial Park cemetery. G Woo, an eighth grade student in Sikeston public schools, died Tuesday night after pneumonia. Surviving are his parents two sisters Mrs Lendall Humphreys of Cairo Illinois and grandparents Mr and Mrs W McManus of Sikeston and Mr and Mrs Charles Hughes of Fredericktown.
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G. W. MecManus
Claude McManus
Sikeston Baptist Church
E. W. Milner
Memmioricl Park
Dempster
G. Woo
Sikeston
Baptist Church
Lendall Humphreys
Cairo
W. McManus
Charles Hughes
Fredericktown
Simeston Streets Are Being Newly Graveled
Sikeston street department under Acting Street Commissioner Lon Swanner completed gravelling of over 20 blocks of unpaved streets in Sikeston. In Ward One two blocks on Sikes avenue one on Hunter and five on Vernon were graveled. Ward Two includes Cresap street and Sunset addition main streets. Ward Three covers School street Del mar and more blocks. Ward Four adds blocks on Greer avenue and Lion street.
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Sikeston
Sikeston Street
Lon Swanner
Sikes Avenue
Hunter
Vernon
Cresap Street
Sunset Addition
School Street
Delmar
School
Greer Avenue
Highway 61
Lion Street
Income tax advisors in Sikeston March 1
Deputy Collector Wilson C. La Pierre will visit Sikeston for two days March 1 and 2 to aid taxpayers in preparing 1937 tax returns. He will be at Sikeston city hall on both days. Residents of Scott County may also seek help from Deputy Collectors at Chaffee Building and Loan in Chaffee on March 1 or Bank of Imo on March 2.
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Wilson C. LaPierre
Sikeston
Thos. J. Sheeham
Internal Revenue
Missouri
LaPierre
Sikeston City Hall
Lee Bagby
Chaffee Building and Loan Company
Chaffee
Gagby
Bank of Imo
Imo
Scott County
Family of Hans Baasch Takes Marshall Home
Hans Baasch a Farm Security Administration official has moved to Marshall with his wife and six year old daughter Annatina after choosing to relocate for a longer assignment. They occupy the former Dunaway residence on North Kingshighway, owned by Ray Marshall.
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Hans Baasch
Farm Security Administration
Annatina
Sedalia
Baasch
Sikeston
North Kingshighway
Howard Dunaway
Ray Marshall
Negro Republican Club Plans Lincoln Day Event in Charleston
H T Crosby president of the Negro Republican Club of the 10th District outlines a Lincoln Day celebration at the Ma rall Currin cateau Charles on February 12. Speakers include Atix Garner of St Laws and Miss Merile Sneppeard of i Canes rardvau. Secret Rev OOH OW Stan attends.
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H. T. Crosby
Charleston
Negro Republican Club
10Th Congressional District
Lincoln Dax
Marall Currin Cateau Charles
Atix. Garner
St. Laws
Merile Sneppeard
I Canes Rardvau
D O
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Antone Cammil
Jake
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Guy
Sachneen
Orce
Antone
Rachner
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France
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Montalus
Tite
Montague
Berlin
Artone
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Heavenly Father
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Mr. and Sohuite
Negro Club
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