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Sikeston Herald

Location

Sikeston, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1948

Page

3

California Manufacturing Co to occupy East Prairie factory

A 15,000 square foot garment facility in East Prairie will be occupied by California Manufacturing Co makers of fabric and leather sports jackets. The $45,000 factory building was financed by stock sales through the East Prairie Business Men's Association.

Tris California Manufacturing Co East Prairie Business Men’s Association

1400 Farmers Attend Experimental Field Day Best Such Event

About 1400 farmers attended the spring meeting at the Experimental Field near Sikeston on May 27 to learn about crops suited to Southeast Missouri.Officials highlighted hairy vetch and oats mixes, new oats varieties Columbia Bendigo cross and Mundo, Vigo wheat, Clarkan and Gemeinhardt wheat, and the Coker varieties Redheart and Hardbed. The field also hosts alfalfa studies and winter legumes showing hairy vetch superiority, with plans for a fall soybean cotton and corn program and visits encouraged.

Sikeston Southeast Missouri J. Ross Fleetwood William Murphy Missouri College of Agriculture Missouri Columbia Bendigo Murphy Columbia Oats Mundo Indiana Milton Pohlman New Madrid Pohlman Gemeinhardt Kansas Dakotas Utah Oklahoma New Mexico

Weed Killing by Machinery Shows Excellent Results

A Herald representative witnessed weed killing by a two row spraying tractor applying the chemical 2 4 D to a forty acre corn field near Brown Spur. The operator, Theodore Hopper, reports kill rates of cockle burrs and other non grass weeds with no regrowth for five weeks, though cotton fields are unsafe. Hopper plans further spraying across 220 acres near Bertrand at about 75 cents per acre.

Herald Theodore_Hopper Wilburn Jones Brown Spur Hopper Bertrand

Motorists Cautioned On Use Of Highway To Wappapello Lake Dam

A state crew begins oiling Route T in Butler county toward Wappapello Dam, 3.34 miles, applying prime oil then gravel, with a 2 to 3 day curing period. A second heavier oil and stone chip layer will follow. Traffic disruption expected. motorists urged to avoid the area during oiling operations.

Wappapello Lake Dam Butler County U.S. Rt. 60 Wappapella Dam State Highway Department

Large enrollment at State College reels under GI bill

Enrollment at State College in Cape Girardeau for the summer term reached 1336, with about 400 enrolled under the GI bill. Martin B. Gainsbrugh, chief economist of the National Industrial Conference Board, warns inflation may rise due to rearmament and urges caution.

State College Cape Girardeau Martin B. Gainsbrugh National Industrial Conference Board Economica

Sikeston Named to Auto Club Safety Honor Roll for 1947

Sikeston is listed by Matt F Morse president of the Automobile Club of Missouri as one of 36 Missouri cities to have had no traffic fatalities to school age children in 1947. This marks the third straight year Sikeston has earned the Honor Roll, with praise for drivers patrols teachers and officials. The list includes Boonville Brookfield Carthage Charleston Chillicothe Clayton Clinton Columbia DeSoto Ferguson Flat River Fulton Hannibal Independence Kennett Kirksville Kirkwood Lebanon Lexington Maplewood Marshall Maryville Mexico Moberly Nevada Poplar Bluff Richmond Heights St Charles Sedalia and Sikeston.

St. Louis Matt F. Morse Automobile Club of Missouri Sikeston Missouri Morse Auto Club Boonvile Brookfield Carthage Charleston Chillicothe Clayton Clinton Columbia DeSoto Ferguson Flat River Fulton Hannibal Independence Kennett Kirksville Kirkwood Lebanon Lexington Maplewood Marshall Maryville Mexico Moberly Nevada Poplar Bluff Richmond Heights St. Charles Sedalia Tren

Legion Post 114 Meeting Tonight Plans Park Beautification

American Legion Post 114 will meet in regular bi monthly session at the Legion Home tonight. Commander C H Butler says plans for Legion Park beautification improvement and a permanent memorial structure to the war dead will be discussed and increased representation urged.

American Legion Post Legion Home C. H. Butler Legion Park

Localities Mentioned Across Several Missouri Cities

Readable fragments list places including Ton University City Warrensburg Washington Webb City and Webster Groves. The text mentions multiple municipalities in a regional context without full sentences or events. The item seems to catalog regional names rather than report a specific incident or action.

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East Prairie Herbert Rolf Rolf Etta Robinson Fadler Earl Weis Albritton Undertaking Co J. F. Fadler Viola Statler Velma Seabaugh Luther Fadler Lawrence Fadler Lester Fadler Legion Post West Sikeston, Mo Harry Warren Tom Pullen Lock, Stock and Barrel Con Venience Sherman McNew Col Joker’ Warren
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