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Newspaper
Sikeston Herald
Location
Sikeston, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1938
Page
2
Classified items show a Rawleigh route opportunity with earnings of 30 dollars weekly, repairs advertised by Felters Shoe Shop, a watch repair prompt service by Hale's Sewerly Store, and an inexpensive chiropractic claim by Dr. F L Sis. The fragmentary notices name locations in Fort Port and New Madrid area and list minor service pitches and job leads.
Sikeston finished behind Dexter and Hillcrest in a Southeast Missouri Golf League event at Cape Girardeau. Hillcrest’s Don Walters was medalist with 70, while Sikeston’s Orville Lumsden shot 73. Players across both teams posted several three-point ties and individual scores in the 70s as Dexter and Hillcrest posted multiple individual totals.
A guide to old fashioned picnic meals with two approaches: foods prepared at home packed in a kit and meals cooked at the picnic spot. Suggestions include hearty cold meat sandwiches chips relishes cake or fruit and beverages. hot options like stew veal fricassee or meat loaf with ground cured ham. broiled steaks over campfire with simple instructions. frankfurters on forks toasted over open flame with barbecue sauce. cheese and meat sandwiches with onion rings toasted to brown.
Cecil Furniture Co. advertises a complete stock of used furniture at Matthews Wagon Yard Building located at 231 E. Malone. The message emphasizes affordable prices and encourages customers to stop in for cheap deals.
The piece promotes easy broiling of steak, advocating slower methods and a three inch heat distance. Inez S. Willson explains broiling at moderate temperatures yields better results, suggesting thorough preheating and careful heat placement for juicier steaks.
A cookery excerpt explains broiling at moderate heat to avoid turning, with thicker cuts like porterhouse ribeye and Delmonico preferred. It notes ground meat can form cakes, advises steaks be at least one inch thick, and suggests fried onions, French fries, onion rings, and a crisp tart vegetable salad as common accompaniments. It ends with a family note about Mr and Mrs Schulz of St Louis and Mr and Mrs Kramer of Cape Girardeau.
Mrs. and Mr. A. W. Swacker hosted guests on Monday. Mrs. Glen Hyslop Miss Hontas Lee and Marvin Carroll departed for a two week stay in Hot Springs Arkansas. Billy Malone conducted business in St. Louis on Tuesday.
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