Sikeston Industrial Seeks 35000 for Warehouse Lease Purchase
The Sikeston Industrial Development Company quietly seeks 35000 to exercise an option on the government warehouse lease on airport grounds held by J. O. Knupp with nine years left. About 20000 is pledged. 15000 more must be raised within 24 hours. A 20 year sale of the warehouse is planned with 250000 needed to remodel and relocate rail siding, loading docks, and offices. public subscriptions will be solicited with full project details when the prospectus is ready.
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Sikeston Industrial Development Company
J. O. Knupp
Sikeston
Knupp
Industrial Company Board of Directors
Mayor Fumes Over Withheld Street Paving Funds
Mayor Chas H. Butler blasts Gov Donnelly for vetoing 3.20 dollars for the state's half of paving streets by the Armory. He says Sikeston was given a raw deal as the Armory's control has shifted to the National Guard, who run it as a private club and collect rents, leaving the city with no say. He vows to seek a way to reclaim rightful municipal control.
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Donnelly
Chas. H. Butler
Sikeston
National Guard
County Crop Outlook Good Says County Agent
At the end of June county agricultural extension agent Tom Stroup reported the overall crop situation as good. Wheat yields were forecast around 30 bushels per acre after freeze setbacks, with none reaching 40. Corn and soybeans look promising though uneven fields, cotton delayed but improving, Lespedera ready for cutting, and alfalfa being cut for the second time this week.
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Benton
Tom Stroup
Stroup
Eight General Alarms Reported by Volunteer Fire Dept
The volunteer fire department answered eight general alarms during Jane and four other calls. A response to the report will be made to the Council next Tuesday night.
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Jane
June building permits total 140800 for month in city
Building inspector J A Satterfield issued permits totaling 140800 in June. Projects include H L Stacy rebuilding 400 Irene Swinson 9000 5 room house George Stout addition 800 Fred Stokes addition 300 Planters Bank remodeling 15000 and a group of six Marian Street houses at 4700 each totaling 28200.
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Planters Bank
J. A. Satterfield
H. L. Stacy
Selma Street
Irene Swinson
Peach Tree Lane
George Stout
Tanner Street
Fred Stokes
W. Gladys Street
Charles Wise
Lillian Dr
Chas. H. Butler
Smith Avenue
O. C. Lewis
Wakefiel Street
Roy C. Boston
N. Main Street
W. Ross Lemons
N. Ranney
Malone Avenue
Edgar White
Moore Avenue
Bill Humes
Edmonson Streets
Chester Oldham
Carroll Street
Marian Street
Lyman Dame
Hardin Street
Chris L. Francis
Walter Powell
E. Gladys Street
Bruce L. Lewis
Benton Street
Bill Swacker
Allen Street
J. R. Watson
Lloyd Harris
Orville Allen
Dve Street
Jesse A. Jackson
Virginia Avenue
Murrell Gosnell
Fifth Street
M. P. Estes
Lincoln Street
Charles Barnett
N. Ningshighway
City Police Arrests Average Over Two Per Day in June
The city police averaged just over two arrests daily in June, with drunks composing most entries. About $925 in fines and bonds were assessed. three received out of town vacations and two were turned over for state action. Arrests included 26 for being drunk, 18 for careless driving, 6 for driving while drunk, 10 for disturbing the peace, plus a petty larceny case and one knife fight incident.
Ansonstown Youth Hurt in Hunting Accident
Richard Gemeinhardt, 14, of Anniston was wounded at about 430 this morning when a companion shot at a squirrel and the pellet struck him. Eleven buckshot pellets hit his right arm, shoulder, and a rib. He was admitted to Missouri Delta Community Hospital. one pellet was removed and the rest remain. His condition is described as good.
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Richard Gemeinhardt
Anniston
Gemeinhardt
Missouri Delta Community Hospital
Vitamins and IQ Rise Suggested in Pregnancy Study
A Teach College Columbia University trial with 2400 expectant mothers tested children at four years old. Some mothers received extra vitamin C or B vitamins, while placebo groups received none. Vitaminized children showed higher IQ indications, prompting questions about prenatal nutrition and intelligence.
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Junior
Teache College
Columbia University
Nitrogen Key To Lush Lawns By Midsummer
Turf researchers warn that lack of nitrogen is as critical as water for mid summer brown lawns. Excess nitrogen can burn, so new slow release forms and urea-based options are being developed to feed grass steadily all season.
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Golf Club
Gramme
Vitamins And Diet May Boost Child IQ In Study
A Tennessee senator notes slight IQ gains in a placebo group, while researchers stress diet's role for expectant mothers. Regular vitamin intake may help some children, but results are inconclusive. emphasis remains on balanced nutrition including milk citrus fruits vegetables and protein.
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Pat
Junior
Former Resident of Gray Ridge Dies
Gray Ridge mourns Mrs. Iva Pearl Harding 49 a former resident who died in Akron Ohio on June 29 Funeral services were held at Gray Ridge General Baptist Church with Nov G A Griffey Essex officiating Burial was in Dexter cemetery She was born April 28 1906 daughter of Harve and Dues Julian in Gray Ridge She married Earl Harding February 20 1993 at Parma and he survives along with several siblings and in laws.
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Gray Ridge
Iva Pearl Harding
Akron
Gray Ridge General Baptistst
G. A. Griffey
Essex
Dexter Cemetery
Alared
Harve and
Dues Ji Ian
Earl Harding
Parma
Gladys Haverstick
Festus
Juanita Wallis
Pontiac
Mich
Cadet Coats Returns From Army Air Force Installations
Cadet While Coats of New Madrid Missouri, son of Mr and Mrs William H Coats, recently returned to West Point after tours of Army and Air Force bases in Ohio Kentucky Oklahoma Virginia and New Jersey He is a senior serving as an instructor for freshmen and sophomores at West Point and for new recruits at Fort Dix New Jersey A former Georgia Tech student he earned his West Point appointment from
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West Point
N.Y
Coats
William H. Coats
Paris St
New Madrid
U. S. Miliary Academy
Air Force
Wright Patterson Air Force Base
Ohio
Fort Knox
Fort Sil
Okla
Fort Belfair
Fort Monmouth
N. J
Fort Dix
N. Oj
Georgia Institute of Technomew
Atlanta
Wesleyan Service Guild Dinner and Meeting
The Wesleyan Service Guild of the Methodist Church met for a supper and monthly meeting at the church on June 30 with Mary Childress present. District Secretary Mrs. Gevan from Cape Girardeau and several members attended. A past president’s pin was given to Louise Blackburn. A $15 scholarship was approved for two Ardmore South scholars. A Bible study series begins July 6 at 7:30 p.m. and a temporary chair was elected as the guild considers reorganization.
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Guo
Methodist Church
Shen
Mary Childress
Cape
Gerard Gevan
Mo G Dosce
Hertha Moire Dover
Stella Shankie
Beth Matthews
Jane Doaveh
Jew Ghersi
Ienit
Louise Blackburn
Arcacaa
Joy Ghersi
Wee Arcadia
Calvin Smith
M. G. Joyce
Aliss Bertha Mae Joyce
C. Cocan
Miss Nancy Bowman Installed As Job's Daughters Queen
Nancy Bowman daughter of Mr and Mrs Byron Bowman was installed as the Honored Queen of Bethel 27 International Order of Job's Daughters in a public ceremony at the Masonic Temple. Officers installed included Jo Ann Rayburn Rhoda Bernstein Penny Wilson Linda McClellan and others with Installing Officer Mrs Mary Ann Forbis.
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Nancy Bowman
Job
Masoni¢é Temple
Byron Bowman
Bethel 27
International Order of Job's Daughters
Linda Kay Thomas
Miss Bowman
Jo Ann Rayburn, Jr
Rhoda Bernstein
Penny Wilson
Linda McClellan
Susie Martin
Mona Crewes
Brenda Baley
Kathryn Korby
Beverly George
Carolyn Albritton
Linda Jolly
Carolyn Cantrell
Ann McAmis
Char
Marie McClellan
Turd
Udy Watkins
Jame Pitman
Glenna Childers
Gwyn Gilbert
Judy Hunter
Mary Ann Forbis
Sondra Kirov
Mary Ann Hayden
Carolyn Jackson
Cecile Gilbert
Jane Bowman
Abs
Elmer Poage
William Brown
Rehel Gunairdian
Canedy
Bethel Bay
Wooh
Deoter
Mars. Clell Grlbert
Bethel
Bass Durie
Martha Gilbert Ane
Avernay
Walter Rayburp
Atsa
Guarenia Council
Missouri Delta Community Hospital Discharges and Births Report
The passage lists patients admitted or discharged across several Missouri Delta Community Hospital facilities. It notes multiple individuals discharged on Friday Sunday and Monday, plus numerous births including babies for families from Sikeston Portageville Cape Girardeau Dexter and surrounding areas, with names such as Mary Carmen Striesiamd Opal Sanders and various newborns.
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Missott Dera Cominaniin Peocpeatad
Jeds Teatha
Babs Gairt
Bell Ginx
Richard Germeonharndt
Anniston
Svilvia Coomrales
Essex
Mary Carmen Striesiamd
Charleston
Rebdeven
Alice Rhoades
Noute Ll
Matthew
Frial
Lawrence Hollies
Oron
Fred Sickrey
Lailbourn
Wendell Livingston
Bell Day
John Dixon
Route 1
Bell City
Delta Community Hospital
Lows Reith
Beil In Toile
Marie Atetin
Catron
Eva Baker
Martha McDougal Essex
Opal Sanders
Decatur
Francis Bennett
Baby Bes
Sikeston
Dee Oliphant
Baby Box
East Prairie
Roger Jones
New Madrid
Johnson Payton
Lilbourn
Samuel Dianes
Baby Gitt
Henry Kane
Kersten
Martha McCavttes
Bissex
Claude Kelsor
Babe Girl
Rt. 4
S.keston George Berd Jr
Charles Michael Fodge
Sokeston
Rita Ruth Cashion
Tose Giespie
Local Service Attendance Highlights Ceremony
An unused fragment notes an invited IS group at Mendoxee vet LOTOR with Mrs Arabele Cuimuing presenting the worship service and Mrs Letiee Blackbur taking part in a peas aroma before adjournment of the journaled ads.
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Eadl Mendoxee Vet Lotor
Arabele Cuimuing
Letiee Blackbur
Legumes or Fertilizers as Nitrogen Sources For Crops
Seven crop and soil experts compare legumes and commercial fertilizers as nitrogen sources. They warn against abandoning legumes entirely, noting farms vary in soil, price and system compatibility. A well balanced plan should use legumes and synthetic nitrogen as complements, with grasses and rotations influencing legume value.
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Graber
Wisconsin
Bray
Disness
Willard of
Ohin
Andrews
Mississippi
Grant
Iowa
Aamodt
USDA
Agricultural soil management aims and effects
A list of soil management goals includes altering soil structure and microbiology to improve nutrient availability and moisture retention, reduce erosion, enable flexible land use, balance feed nutrition, preserve fertility for emergencies, and sustain productivity across crops in rotations.
Stork Club Revo and Mrs Vernon Gutfene Folder Tone
The document appears to be an OCR fragment announcing a birth and naming details. It mentions Stork Club Revo and Mrs Vernon Gutfene, a baby named Glen, with parental and church references. The text is garbled with multiple misspellings and unclear dates.
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Revo
Vernon Gutfene
Lave Hise
Af Oa Sen
Messeur
la Rae Tis
Twuosostors
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