Bulldogs Play Two Games Here This Week End
Two Sikeston basketball games are scheduled at the Sikeston Armory this weekend. On Friday night Charleston visits for the season opener, followed by a Cape Girardeau Preps matchup Saturday. Both teams aim to break Sikeston's 14 game winning streak as two games labeled A and B are on each night.
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Bulldogs
Sikeston Bulldogs
Charleston
Sikeston
Cape Girardeau
Preps
Sikeston Armory
Dexter
Kiwanis Honors Agricultural Leaders in Sikeston Event
The Kiwanis Club of Sikeston honored 1949 Plant-to-Prosper and Balanced Farming winners from Scott and New Madrid counties at the Dunn Hotel. Extension staff introduced winners and outlined farm improvements including soil analysis and fertilizer use. Missouri University representatives attended with others recognizing the program’s publicity by the Daily Sikeston Standard.
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Bartley R. Schwegler
Scott
New Madrid
Extension Service
Kiwanis Club of
Sikeston
Dunn Hotel
Ralph D. Williams
Tom Stroup
Scott County
Miss Lorene, Hubbard
Hunter E. George
Alvin Schraer
Theodore Dohogne
Chaffee
Otto Sehhtt
Oran
S. R. Schuchart
Bennie Walker
Bertrand
Louis Pabst
Huston Duncan
Morley
Herbert H. Rolf
New Madrid County
New Madrd County
Richard Bartlett
Rebecca Nistendirk
Rufus Alsup
Matthews
C. G. Scott
Sikesteen
Charles Blanton Jr
Sikeston Standard
Pupp Peree Ree
Southeast Missouri seed show highlights crop awards and talks
The Greatest Seed Show drew about 800 attendees for afternoon sessions by Missouri College of Agriculture specialists. J Ross Fleetwood spoke on chemical use for yields and crop production. Wm Murphy on crop rotation and cost control. Dixie Paulling on regional seed advantages and soil challenges. Awards were given across wheat cotton and soybean categories, plus oats, barley, clover, and corn.
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Missouri College of Agriculture
J. Ross Fleetwood
Fleetwood
Wm. Murphy
Murphy
W. R. Lankford
Southeast Missouri
J. R
Dixie” Paulling
Deering Farms
Missoulas
Aew
Pauling
Paulling Sars
Paulling
Missouri
Community notes and river flood update report
Local column recalls spring hopes amid a business slump and public concerns. Chief Harold Wallace notes juvenile delinquency declines while fire chief Richard Tongate warns against running fire hoses and outlines recent emergency calls. Flooding at Horseshoe Mercantile Company near Matthews with water to four feet. crews use pumps, sandbags, and motorboat transit to protect property. American Legion set to meet February 2 at the Legion Home on South Kingshighway.
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Harold Wallace
Sikeston Girl to be Married in St. Louis
Announcement of the upcoming marriage of Miss Donna Lee Tanner to Robert Frederick Mueller of St. Louis set for 7 p.m. February 1 at the groom’s home 3400A Osage Street in St. Louis. Tanner, a Sikeston High School graduate and Washington University senior, will wed after which they will move to Chicago.
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Sikeston
ST. Louis
Donna Lee Tanner
Ned Tanner
Robert Frederick Mueller
Osage Street
Miss Tanner
Washington University
Chicago
Mueller
Carrie Shannon
Ella Tanner
Women from twelve states meet in St Louis conference
Federated clubwomen from Iowa Indiana Illinois Kansas Nebraska North Dakota South Dakota Michigan Minnesota Wisconsin Ohio and Missouri gather at the Hotel Sheraton St Louis February 9 for the Mississippi Valley Conference of the General Federation of Women's Clubs. Mrs Hiram C Houghton of Red Oak Iowa a candidate for federation president will be guest of honor and speak. Mrs Indus Park a Korean with degrees from Wesleyan and Columbia will speak at the banquet. The meeting runs 10 am to 10 pm with no registration fee. Reservations due February 6.
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St. Lows
Sheraton
Mississippi Valley
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Ilowa
Indiana
Illinois
Kansas
Nebraska
North Dakota
South Dakota
Michigan
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Ohio
Missouri
Hiram C. Houghton
Red Oak
Iowa
General Federation
George W. Jaqua
Winchester
Ind
Indus Pahk
Wesleyan College
Macon
Columbia University of New York
F. Leslie Collins
Maple Avenue
St. Louis
Milton Duvall
Missouri Federation
Delegates Chosen to DAR Convention
Mrs W W Kingsbury was named to the D A R at the Rustic Rock Inn for the convention. Miss Andrey Chang presided as regent and led a $10 contribution to the School of the Ozarks. Kansas City March 16 delegates and alternates were elected for state and national D A R bodies. Arch S Russell and Kenneth Co Smitten named as alternates. Sikeston high school pupil Pat Letsinger selected for Good Citizenship Pilgrimage. Other honorees Lilian Ancell and Mary Jane Faris. Audrey Chaney and Mrs A Renner reviewed Safeguarding Our Heritage. Adjourned after social hour.
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Andrey Chang
UU School of the
Lilian Ancell
Mary Jane Faris
A. & Renner
Audrey Chaney
D. AR
Rotary Club hears gas company update at meeting
The Rotary Club heard S. E. Standle of Associated Natural Gas Company Tulsa discuss March start for pipeline construction with service ready in September weather permitting. Guests included R. W. Overtom Boyce Bazzell Bill Gather Darwin Creek and 22 members attended. Little Jimmy Spivey celebrated his first birth anniversary at a family dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs James Spivey on Sikes Ave with out of town grandparents Aimel Spivey Sr of Poplar Bluff and Jeas of Morehouse.
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Rotary Club
S. E. Standle
Associated Natural Gas Company
Tulsa
Little Jimmy Spivey
James Spivey
Sikes Ave
Ami
Aimel Spivey
Poplar Blur
Jeas
Morehouse
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Locke
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Parks
Arnold
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Pradees
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Renner
Wheat
Morton Tuttle and Sons of Prairie Home
Mr. Medley
Carthage
Fred Moser
Hugh Rogers
C. E. Walthers
Booneville
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W. E. Goodrun
East Prairie
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J. B. McDonald
Deering
Sikes and Clark
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Ed Burk
H. L. Goza
Essex
Hubert Warren
Charles Lufln
Charles Gardner
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O. H. Acom
Wardell
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Frankford
Sikes Farms
Earl Christiansen
Grebie
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Hennett
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Anderson. Carter and Moore
Morton Tuttle
Clyde Scott
Alvin Gasser
O. A. Knight
Portageville
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Joe Lewis
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H. 5S. Roberts
Bill Baker
Frank van Horne
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Leo Hoehns
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Rustic Rock Inn
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American Legion
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Public Library
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the Country Store
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Mr. Tongate
Ince
Delta Community Hospital
Rev
Guttenfelder
Horseshoe Mercantile Company
Francis Cole
Alen- Devis Gin Company
L. NX
Halbrouuk
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Cole
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Allen Davis
UCS Atay
Amerian Legion
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Red Cross
van Strickland Jr
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Poplar Bluff
Leon Garnett
the Health and Safety Committee
Garnett
Jack Burke
Robert Rowe
Women's Club
Women’s Club
H. G. Cathey
Bartley Schwegler
T. F. Henry
C. L. Blanton
Ralph Williams
W. G. Funk
Mary Elizabeth Stevenson
Ralph Tarr
Tarr
Hazel Stolz
Jefferson City
C.F. Adams
Missouri State Division of Health
Republic of India
Rajendra Prasad
Mohandas Gandhi Prasad
India
D.A.R. Conventiove
W. W. Kingsbury
King’s Highway
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Ipaperre
GAS Company
Eagie
Upaosatverg
Highway 61
Pitman’s Laundry
Sikeston Marble Works
W. C. Edwards and Son, Owners
Sikeston, Missouri
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