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Sikeston Herald in Sikeston, Missouri

27 Jul 1939

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Sikeston Herald

Location

Sikeston, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1939

Page

2

James Gang Breakup Ties to Governor Crittenden Era

The article recounts Missouri Governor Thomas T. Crittenden’s role in ending the James gang era. It notes rewards, arrests, and pardons surrounding Frank and Jesse James, the gang’s downfall, and Crittenden’s consolidation of law and order on the frontier. It also surveys Zenon Trudeau’s earlier Upper Louisiana governorship and pro-immigration, trade, and fort-building efforts. The piece situates these events in late 19th century Missouri, with references to renderings of law, expansion, and state governance.

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Thomas T. Crittenden Missouri James Boys Frank Jesse Dean Almast T Crittenden Misseauris Tra Glendale Jackson County Daviess County Jesse James William Ryan Kentucky Wood Hite Robert Ford Dick Lidell Clarence Hite Gree Crittenden Frank James Jeferson City Thome T. Crittenden Aera Louisiana America Zenon Trudeau Upper St. Louis Fortis Span Missouri Company Pacific Ocean California Mexico Trudeau Strange Auguste Chouteau Fort Carondelet Halley's Bluffs Vernon County Daniel Boone Gover Trudeau John Clark Jefferson County New Orleans England Charles Dehault Delassus St. Charles Parish Clovisians
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Auto Crash Fatal to Lloyd Crisler

Lloyd Crisler dies in a wreck that crushed the car cab and shattered glass. He planned to move to Arkansas for government work and ran an insurance business with brother Claude in New Madrid. Survived by mother, four brothers, three sisters. funeral held at Methodist church with Rev. Fred Woods officiating.

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Page One Crisler Arkansas Claude Ne Madrid Lackey New Madrid Gum Natchez Miss Methodist Church Fred Woods Evergreen Cemetery Richards
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We Pay Cash for Dead Animals

A local ad offers cash for dead animals with a phone number for Sikeston and a service named Dead Animal Disposal Co. Contact by telephone for collection and disposal.

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Telephone Us Sikeston Dead Animal Disposal Co
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New Laws Relating to Clothing Materials

New rules affect labeling and finishes on fabrics used for school clothes. Finishes like Kelan nevanet and aqua sec make materials water repellent and stain resistant. Wrinkle resistance is tested by crumpling and noting whether shapes recover without marks. Labels must list all fibers by order or percentage. Terms such as pre shrunk and fully shrunk are banned unless the label states pre shrunk and a defined limit.

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Wants Ads and Rentals Mix in Local Paper

Want ad seeks a man with car to work in local territory offering $25 at start. P. J. Wickey lists address 203 William Street. For sale a choice East Acres lot with curb and gutter and 85-foot frontage priced at $550 through E. J. Keith. Keith Building advertises a 2-room apartment with private bath and provides phone 236. Three furnished rooms for rent at 133 N Handy Street Laura Chaney Place. Another listing offers three rooms and bath on first floor with side entrance at 558 Park and phone 21.

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P. J. Wickey Wiliam Street East Acres E._ J. Keith
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For Hire Two Rubber-Tired Haybalers in Missouri

Two rubber-tired haybalers pulled by rubber-tired tractors are available for hire. Contact H. B. Keene in Bertrand, Missouri by phone at (32).

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H. B. Keene Bertrand, Mo
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James James H. Timberlake Clay County Henry H. Craig Kansas City St. Joseph Charlie Buchanan County Jefferson City State Board of Health Division of Food and Drug Division of Sanitary Engineering Rebecca Pierce Nora Shannon Cape Girardeau Lloyd Crisler Claude Sassen Charleston Boyd Scillian Anna B. Kingsolving Ann Bell Malden G. A. Dempster Frieda Bennett Missouri College of Agriculture Herald Chamber of Commerce Addition C. H. Denman West Malone Keith Building J. Keith N. Handy Street Laura Chaney Place the Complete Floor CO Obermiller Floor & Supply Co Cape Girardeau, Missouri LUE Wspa Fe
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