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Sikeston Herald

Location

Sikeston, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1936

Page

6

Scott County Farms Short of Legume Crops

Scott county faces soil fertility decline from minimal legume use. Census data show legumes on about 7.4 percent of cultivated acres, with grain crops occupying 55 percent and 37 percent in cotton or other crops. The report urges soil-building rotations, pasture improvements, Korean lespedeza adoption, oats and barley in rotations, and improved hog and poultry husbandry to cut costs and sustain production.

Scott County Awhole Missouri Experiment Station

Doctor advised Bayer aspirin safety for headache relief

The ad urges readers to consult their doctor before taking any new remedy and to compare with Genuine Bayer Aspirin. It touts Bayer as a fast, safe option for headaches, neuritis, and rheumatic pains and cautions against generic “pain” remedies. It stresses asking doctors and buying Bayer by brand name.

Sme Bayer

Delegates Named for State Farmer Meet in Columbia

Carl Luper of Sikeston says Scott County Farm Bureau appoints R L Galemore and Roy N Johnson as voting delegates for the Missouri Farm Bureau Federation annual meeting in Columbia January 27 to 29. Alvin Gasser is alternate. Delegates help set next year’s Farm Bureau policies amid AAA ruling impact. County plans for good attendance from Scott County.

Carl Luper Sikeston Scott County Farm Bureau R. L. Galemore Roy N. Johnson Missouri Farm Bureau Federation Columbia Farm Bureau Supreme Court AAA Alvin Gasser American Farm Bureau Federation Scott County

The Herald Claims Believeable Readings

A brief item notes readers can trust what is printed in The Herald. The piece emphasizes confidence in the paper’s reporting and coverage.

The Herald

Extension clubs form in Big Ridge community

Women of Big Ridge church organize an extension club with Miss Anne Sillers outlining a yearlong program. Officers named include President Mrs. Leslie Durbin and Secretary Mrs. Lloyd Newman. 4-H clubs are forming in the county with sites at Parma Canalou Risco Tallapoosa Morehouse and Ponder. A horse breeders short course will be held at Columbia January 30–31 to address breeding feeding and parasite treatment and calls for county agents’ contact.

Big Ridge Ellen Caverno Anne Sillers Sillers Leslie Durbin Dewey Holland Lloyd Newman Pearl Beardsley Newman Christine Duncan Maggie Milton Leslie B. Broom Parma Canalou Risco Tallipoosa Morehouse Ponder Columbia T. A. Euing Animal Husbandry Department

Jury Frees Charleston Man of Murder Charge

Clyde V Williams an Charleston insurance agent was found not guilty by a Cape Girardeau county jury after a two day trial. The jury deliberated 30 minutes and acquitted him of conspiring to kill Lige McCutcheon for life insurance proceeds. Williams, his wife and relatives celebrated as jurors were thanked. The case had been moved from Mississippi county to Jackson for trial.

Cape Girardeau County Clyde V. Williams Charleston Lige McCutcheon Mississippi Williams McCutcheon C. V. Williams Circuit Court Emerson Spradling Alfred Vowels Wyatt Ford Mansker Chester Brightman Attys Robert L. Ward Caruthersville James A. Finch Cape Girardeau Jim Hall Mississippi County Atty. J Haw. Williams Jackson Mississippi County Circuit Court

Telephone your news items to The Herald

A brief notice instructs readers to telephone their news items to The Herald using the paper’s listed phone number for timely local updates. It emphasizes quick communication of community happenings and upcoming events.

the Herald

Real estate transfers listed for Scott County

Scott County real estate transfers show numerous deeds across Sikeston Diehlstadt Blodgett and Fornfelt additions with prices from $1 to $3000. Notable items include J A Jackson to Sam Vendivort lots in Dologne addition Fornfelt and Mason Day to C W Day 200 acres in section 15. The list includes transfers involving multiple Kielhafners and various families, with values ranging from $1 to thousands.

J. A. Jackson Sam Vendivort Dologne Fornfelt Rosco Foster Sikeston Lillian A. Smith John Simpson R. J. Swank John Kielhafner Emma Rosie Kielhafner Joseph Kielhafner J. C. McDowell Geo. A. Shelby H. L. Smith Julia Phegley Mason Day C. W. Day Township W. L. Tomlinson F. J. Dowdy J. T. Marrs Jr R. H. Mackley Blodgett Gen.m. Allen G. C. Sutherlin Diehlstadt W. A. Williams Alma Donaldson Williams T. C. Dye J. W. Stone Chamber of Commerce A. L. Gould Lillie McGee Parkland Ed Hollis W. E. King B. A. Collins

Roosevelt Memorial Dedicated by New York President

Franklin D Roosevelt on Sunday dedicated a memorial to Theodore Roosevelt praising his passion for righteousness and strong sense of justice. The ceremony drew attendees and reflected national admiration for the former president’s legacy.

New York Franklin D. Roosevelt Theodore Roosevelt

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R. L. Furry Missouri Furry State Farmer Meet T’s the Sikeston Auction Co Home Oil Co Highway 60 Sikeston Auction Company Sikeston, Mo New Madrid County Woman's Club Shas Witty Butce Farm Equipment Company J. Ih. Bollinger Jr Knob Hill H. J. Stewart Clyde Frey Raymond Frey W. B. McGee Jennie Mitchell E. B. Belden Guy Ferre Rudell Daniel Geo. van Arsdale Scott County Abstract Company Harris Miers Mewiged Powell Insurance Agency Keith Miller Tires Adios Kelso Tire Store East Malone
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