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Sikeston Herald

Location

Sikeston, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1941

Page

15

Western Welcome Goes Real in a Rough Frontier Way

Keith brings six riders to greet Marianna as she arrives for a visit. Norton’s feud with the Single T outfit erupts when Marianna’s lighthearted bravado triggers a gunfight at the town, but she enjoys the authentic Western show and thanks Keith as she returns east with a new respect for frontier dangers.

Eith Duncan Flint Norton Marianna Norton Keith Bar X Sword’s Points Tonneau Flint

Glesca Paine Proves Writing Talent Through Hard Work

The tale centers on oz TMLESCA PAINE, a famed writer celebrated in magazines, whose rise is attributed to perseverance. A skeptical newcomer Alice Merle challenges her, later discovers Merle’s manuscript is strong, and confesses she doubted the quality, acknowledging the surprise of discovering genuine craft.

Alice Merle Hamstead Alice Glesca

Film Sound Trickery Gives Way to Reality

Douglas Shearer of MGM notes studio sound departments now pursue realism in effects. Microphones move on booms, cannons fire under makeups, and practical signals replace old tricks. Details cover dampening rain, crackling silk, and coin jingles, with ongoing small challenges in achieving authentic sound.

Douglas Shearer M.G.M

Names of American towns inspire postmark study

John A. Christmann of Mount Pulaski, MI, catalogs over 900 city name stamps across about 60 themes. He lists playful examples such as The Three Graces and Hour colors like White, Black, Gray, and others, grouping them into subjects and odd unclassified names across multiple states.

John A. Christmann Mount Pulaski Rollingstone Minn Crowheart Wyo Widenmouth W. Va Busyhead Okla Bummer

Revealed Twist in Publishing Plagiarized Tale

In a candid exchange, Alice confesses she plagiarized a magazine story she sent to Glesca to place. Glesca reveals the twist she knew all along and that the story was actually one of her own, ending with mutual astonishment and a plan to become friends.

Glesca Alice Glesea

Messenger Robert Rafel Slams into Plate Glass at Chicago Daily News

Western Union messenger No. 297 named Robert Rafel raced along the first floor corridor of the Chicago Daily News building to deliver news from Ghent to Aix. He crashed headfirst into a large plate glass sheet being prepared for a second-story window, sustaining only a slight cut to one arm. Glazing chief H Eisenscimer noted the pane measured 6 feet 6 inches by 9 feet 10 inches and valued about $100.

Ghent Aix Thermopylae Athens Garcia Paul Revere Robert Rafel Western Union Chicago Daily News Madison Street Robert H. Eisenscimer

DANGER TO MISSOURI STREAMS AND SOIL

Robert Page Lincoln argues against a War Department plan for thirty dual purpose flood control dams in Missouri and Arkansas. He cites economic, environmental, and defense concerns, notes potential flooding, siltation, and loss of fishing and scenery, and urges public opposition through the Conservation Federation of Missouri and upstream flood control alternatives.

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Rename shifts for Home Guard units in Sikeston Farmington

Sikeston's Missouri Reserve Guard known as the Home Guard is renamed Company D by Captain Loomis Mayfield. The Farmington unit becomes Company E, with the two exchanging names this week.

Sikeston Missouri Reserve Guard Home Guard Loomis Mayfield Farmington

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