Gas becomes Sikeston reality as pipeline plans advance
Officials from Associated Natural Gas Company inspect Sikeston layout and schedule construction. Crews will start work soon. 120 to 150 men will be employed March through September with a payroll near $300,000. Gas service expected by September 1.
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Associated Natural Gas Company
Sikeston
Roy
Blackbird
Houston
Texas
Clyde Wyant
Tulsa
Okla
R. J. Morgan
F E Stanley
R W. Overton
F. E Stanley
Bank of Sikeston
Stanley
Cotton workers face idle relief after reduced cotton acres
Southeast Missouri growers face a looming idle worker problem as cotton acreage is cut for the coming season. Long range planning hinges on Congress setting farm policy for the next year or two. The Herald cites Extension Agent Herbert Rolf of New Madrid County, urges thoughtful action and carries his related article. The issue also notes Sikeston natives' career success in banking and an Oklahoma man claiming to be Jesse James seeking a name change, with opposition from Jesse E James of Los Angeles.
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Matthews
Missouri
Congress
Herbert Rolf
New Madrid
The
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Rolf
Oklahoma
Jo Frank Dalton
Franklin County
Jesse James
Jesse E James
Los Angeles
Benedict Arnold
Judas Iscanot
Histore
Federal Extension Service
Hearne
Missouri Experiment Station
Southeast Missouri faces crop tied hardship and leadership
Cotton brings six to seven months of work in Southeast Missouri, but seasonal unemployment and debt trap persist. The piece argues local leaders must mobilize practical plans, like garden self-sufficiency and storage, rather than rely on charity or outside aid, to lift families from cyclical poverty.
Between You and Me By Louise Mainard
A reflective reminiscence traces Colorado Springs landmarks Broadmoor Garden of the Gods and Pike’s Peak, recalling childhood peeks from Millionaires Row, a cactus yucca roots shampoo experiment, and a Spinoza quote about luck.
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Colorado Springs
Tacahon Place
Broadmoor
Camp Carson
Old Wood Avenue
Cripple Creek
Grand Broad Avenue
Pike's Peak
Diebold Family To Be Honored For Farm Achievements
Otto S Diebold Sr and Otto Diebold Jr will receive the Skelly Award for superior farming. A breakfast in their honor is set for February 1 at 7:00 a.m. at Guardian Angels church in Oran with Read of Skelly Oil hosting. The event, broadcast on KSD, will recount the family’s 152 acre Benton area farm, terracing, contour farming, timber removal, and high yields. the Diebolds run the operation with sons, while Mrs Diebold manages house duties.
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Larry
Otto S Diebold Sr
Skelly
Guardian Acses
Oran
Ear Saehy
Skelly O1l Company
Debolds
Baog
Pbs
Haisten
Benton
Diebold
Otto Diebold
Otto Jr
Diebolds
St Denis Catholic Church
Farm Bureau
Otto S. Diebold Jr
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