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Newspaper

Sikeston Herald

Location

Sikeston, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1936

Page

6

Lowden Proposes Farm Aid Program

Former Illinois governor Frank O Lowden proposes a permanent farm aid plan run by state agricultural colleges with federal grants to states and bounties to farmers to take 25 to 30 percent of acreage out of production. The plan emphasizes soil conservation and nonpartisan administration, using college extension networks to oversee funding and land retirement.

Agricultural Colleges Frank O. Lowden Illinois Lowden State Agricultural Colleges Senate Agricultural Committee State Agricultural College State Colleges of Agriculture

Oran Farmer’s View on the AAA and Policy

Oran Missouri letter from an independent voter and farmer defends the AAA and relief program as beneficial to farmers and small businesses in Southeast Missouri. It argues against city papers, cites personal and regional experience, and calls for political action to preserve farm welfare and constitutional democracy.

the Herald AAA New Madrid Missouri U. S

Parma 4-H Clubs Organize Foods Clothing Projects

Three 4-H home economics clubs formed in Parma this week focusing on foods and clothing. Nine girls started a dinner club with Opal Baskin and Ellen Wray as leaders. officers include Kathryn Gee president and Clarice Baskin reporter. An eight-member dinner club led by Catherine Blackman elected Wanda Salyer president and Dorothy Lindsey reporter. Fifteen girls formed a clothing club led by Muriel with Helen Moore president and Jessy Dean Sharp reporter. Clubs aim to finish by August 1 and join county achievement program. Also, Holland Powell, Deal Construction foreman, appealed for help after a $150 robbery in the city bus terminal driveway.

Parma Opal Baskin Ellen Wray Kathryn Gee Louise McMullin Vester Moore Kathrine Bolton Clarice Baskin Catherine Blackman Wanda Salyer Mildred Salyer Elsie Lueddecke Juanita Ford Dorothy Lindsey Miss Muriel Helen Moore Margaret Phegley Catherine Cramp Catherine Hendon Jessy Dean Sharp

Morehouse News Community Notes and Visits

Henson Travillion remains on the sick list with some improvement. Mr and Mrs Jim Ross of Essex visited Mr and Mrs Earl Corlew Sunday afternoon. Mrs Taylor Todd under doctor care prior shows no improvement. Senior Epworth League attended a district meet at Chaffee last Monday night. Mrs Herbert Williams of Bell City visited sister Mrs Otto Palmer and family Sunday. Mr and Mrs A C Kasting of near Glen Allen occupy former home of J O Trevillion. Eleanor Chapman returned to work at International Shoe factory Sikeston after two weeks illness. Mrs Otto Palmer and children spend week with former's parents Mr and Mrs Charlie Gaings of Bell City. Miss Helen Legate of Biggers Ark returned home Sunday after a week with her brother Emory Legate and family.

Glen Allen J. O. Trevillion Eleanor Chapman International Shoe Factory Sikeston Otto Palmer Charlie Gaings Bell City Helen Legate Biggers Ark Emory Legate

Trial Set For Canalou Man In $10,000 Suit

In New Madrid county circuit court J M Bond sues City of Canalou for 10000 over his son Elmer Bond’s June death at a Dexter gravel pit. The trial is scheduled for Tuesday February 11 with attorneys Perkins Sharp for Bond and Roger Bailey for Canalou.

New Madrid J. M. Bond Canalou Elmer Dexter Young Bond Perkins and Sharp Ben Roger Bailey

Matthews News Busy Social Notes Across Sikeston Area

Mrs Brit McGee visited Mrs Ed Watkins in Sikeston Thursday. Many local residents shopped in New Madrid and Cape Girardeau. Lyle Mainord headed to Detroit for work. Irene Sutton from St Louis visited with M H Sutton and family. Several Matthews visitors and relatives traveled between Sikeston New Madrid and nearby towns for weekend and weekday social visits and errands.

Brit McGee Ed Watkins Sikeston Robert Binford New Madrid Lyle Mainord Detroit Mich Granville Mainord Matthews Irene Sutton St. Louis Roy E. Alsup Margaret Weisenborn

Matthews Schools Close For Teachers Meeting

Matthews public schools close today and tomorrow as teachers attend a meeting in New Madrid. Supt J W Huckstep, recently ill with mumps, improves. Mrs Huckstep acts as substitute. Clifford Proffer out with mumps at home in Jackson. Mrs Hugh May substitute teacher. Junior Smith burned left foot after boiling water spill. Fire at Matthews Motor Co. near the fire hall contained by bucket brigade. Mrs Hattie Jordan returns to Marion Illinois after visit. niece Miss Lillian Spalding accompanies her home.

Clifford Proffer Jackson Hugh May Matthews Matthews Public New Madrid J. W. Huckstep Hattie Jordan Marion Ill Chas. Spalding

New Residents in Miner as Smoots, Matthews Family

Thomas Matthews and family moved into the residence of C. W. Smoot in Miner. Mrs. Smoot left for Lakeland Florida to visit relatives for two months. A fire damaged the roof of the three room frame farm house owned by Fred Matthews of Blytheville and occupied by Will King. volunteers kept the blaze from destroying the dwelling and insurance partially covers the loss.

Thomas Matthews Miner C. W. Smoot Lakeland Florida Irwin Smoot Fred Matthews Blytheville Will King

Cotton production for 1935 far less than 1908

A report from T. E. Stallings shows 6,229 bales of cotton ginned in Scott county before January 16, 1936, versus 10,648 bales ginned before January 16, 1935, indicating a sharp decline in 1935 production.

T. E. Stallings Scott County

Liquid laxatives restore bowel regularity after hospital care

Many doctors use liquid laxatives like Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin to ease constipation. The dose is gradually reduced to fit the body's rhythm, with senna and cascara as natural laxatives that form no habit. Ask a doctor or druggist about this effective approach.

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Congress Sinnissippi Madison Wis United States Mississippi River H. H. Bennett Federal Sol Erosion Service Oran Farmer THE Sikeston Herald U. S. Chamber of Commerce Liberty League Roosevelt Supreme Court Oran, Mo Dipie Seile Hotel Claridge AO Bemis Memphis Mite Life Gwiva Memphis, Tennessee Holland Charles Powell Deal Construction Company St Louis Morehouse News W. ‘St Werner Bloomfield Fred Geske Nis Peterson Frederick Mitchell Senath Canaleu High School Portageville W. N. Summers Ellenora T. M Dorothy Curry Neil Aslin Boyce Farm Equipment Company E. A. Stobough J. Kennedy Filo Hunott Dora Waters Chas. Mayo Paul Jones M. H. Sutton Hubert Boyer Jack Matthews Albert Sutton Ellis V. Reid Caney William Deane Jr William Menda Atchley Thos. Holderby John Calvin Guy Calvin Sam Bledsoe Near New Madrid Elmo Bledsoe Charles Pfifer John Snider L. Deane Sutton Ollie Warren Ben Sells Canoy School Albert Deane Helen Betty Joe Frankie Deane Hazel Mitchell Cape Girardeau E A. Stobough Alean Betty Harry Montgomery BABY Martin’s Hatchery Clarkton C. Clarence Scott All Lines Insurance Sikeston Auction Barn Highway Home Oil Co Sikeston, Missouri
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