Sikeston Herald Publisher and Office Details
The Sikeston Herald lists CLINT H. DENMAN as publisher and Ward Denman as assistant. It publishes weekly on Thursdays at 119 West Malone Avenue Sikeston Missouri. Subscription rates are 1.50 in Boott and adjoining counties and 2.00 elsewhere with payment in advance. It is entered as second class matter March 9 1908.
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Malone Avenue
Sikeston, Missouri
Telephone
Boott
Sikeston
Missouri
Fair Ground
Bank of Sikeston shown sound and thrifty by deposits
The Bank of Sikeston shows community prosperity with end of month deposits totaling 2 621 790 96 dollars. The Herald notes this proves thrift and confidence in a sound financial institution. Also praise for Policeman Claude McManus for enforcing traffic laws and earning commendations despite rude remarks.
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Bank of Sikeston
The
Herald
Sikeston
Sikeson
Claude McManus
McManus
Sikeston Herald recaps 1919 to 1931 notes and bids
Twenty Years Ago on July 11, 1919 itemizes Kingshighway gravel bids and a jail routine at Jefferson Barracks with Sgt Tanner Dye’s return to Sikeston. Ten Years Ago notes cotton blooms in Sikeston district and library book orders. Five Years Ago mentions planned Southeast Missouri airmail route, Mrs Gene Bowman honored, a 99 degree heat record, and festival dates. Dr Dunaway to reopen practice in Sikeston.
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Scott County
Tanner Dye
Sikeston
Jefferson Barracks
Tanner
Quartermaster’s Department
Missour
Gene Bowman
Li Joyeux
Cape Girardeau
Colonial Tavern
Howard A. Dunaway
St. Louis
Washington University School of Medicine
McCoy-Tanner
Police School Planned for Southeast Missouri
Preliminary plans are being drawn for a five day police and peace officers school in Cape Girardeau this summer. FBI will largely run the training with instructors and equipment, with Cape Girardeau police and the state patrol providing support. Tuition is free. attendees pay living expenses. Dates likely before or after the National Guard encampment in August.
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Congress
WPA
FHA
CCC
AAA
SEC
HOLC
Cape Girardeau
Edgar W. Hirsch
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Col. B. Marvin Casteel
Police Department of
FBI
National Guard
Roosevelt and 1940 campaign shapes take center stage
In Washington Roosevelt signals a countrywide bid against Senate opposition on emergency powers while Republicans prepare a direct appeal over New Deal policy. The piece surveys looming 1940 strategy, third-term questions, and political maneuvering amid farm aid debates and public opinion shifts.
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John Randall Page
Washington
Roosevelt
Senate
Congress
Mr. Roosevelt
Concensus
Wiley
Wisconsin
AAA
WPA
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Ward Denman
Sikeston Distriet
W. R. E Binford
Stallcup
Matthews
J. W. Holt
Freeman Land
Public Library
T. J. Pendergast
Kansas City
Pendergast
Gladys Street
Paul Denman
Tampa
Fla
Carl Denman
Sara
John Denman
A. I. Bomer
Margaret and
Janette
Poplar Bluff
Clint H Denman Jr
New York
Florida
Canada
Atlantic
Homes For
Atty
M. G. Gresham
Gresham
J. Matthews & Co
Hoosier Land & Investment Company
Sunset Addition
J. W. Sherwood
Otis Sherwood
St. Francis Hospital
Ellise Ambulance
Stoddard Street
James E. Hutsell
Jupiter
Maimie
Excelsior Springs
Betty Leabo
Darryl Zanuck
Twentieth Century-Fox
Louis Broomfield
India
Brenda Joyce
Mamma Leabo
Westminster College Fraternity
Fulton
Grandpa
Grandma Roberts
Paris
Brenda
Harold
Christian Church
Pans
Shake Spearean
Leasbo-Joyce
Joyce
Little Blue
Hickman Mills
Lee's Summit
Ray O. Joslyn
Boonville
Midwest
Bill Brownsberger
State Reformatory
Central Missouri
Pettis County
DeVine
Portageville
New Madrid County
Lincoln
United States
Dempster
ST. Sikeston, MO
State of Missouri
R. S. Mo
State of
County of
Scott
Jes. L. Matthews
A. A. Harrison
Meredith Lee
Notary Public
C. D. Matthews
Murray Phillips
William S. Corrigan
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