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Newspaper
Sikeston Herald
Location
Sikeston, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1942
Page
4
The Sikeston Herald lists Clint H Denwan as publisher and Ward Denman as assistant. The paper is published every Thursday at 119 West Malone Avenue Sikeston Missouri with telephone numbers 74 and 75. It is entered as second class matter March 9 1908 at the Sikeston post office under the 1879 act.
The Herald congratulates Rev John J ONeil on priestly jubilee and notes Hess Porter of Benton seeks the Democratic nomination for Scott County Treasurer. Porter, 29, longtime Benton resident and former assistant in the county treasurer’s office, emphasizes training and civic work. He plans to meet voters before the August 4, 1942 primary and asks for support.
Liran Harrison of Benton announces candidacy for county surveyor, citing lifelong residence, schooling, and the only complete set of Scott County field notes. owner of oil engineering background and knowledge of road needs. Eugene Munger Benton attorney seeks Democratic nomination for Prosecuting Attorney, backed by 18 years of legal practice and service in state legislature. pledges daily presence in the office and no outside law work to ensure efficient, equal justice.
Byron Wade seeks re election as Recorder of Deeds in Benton while Harry C Watkins Jr seeks a second term as County Clerk of Scott County. The notice highlights Wade birth in the county and long service in county offices, and details Watkins career, wartime duties, and administrative achievements. Judge O L Spencer faces no opposition for Probate Judge, praised for his fair, efficient service.
FRANK KIRKPATRICK of Benton announces his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for Recorder of Deeds in Scott County to succeed himself. Born in Scott County at Diehlstadt, he has served in World War One and is a member of Henry Meldrum Post American Legion at Sikeston. He pledges courteous, prompt, efficient service if nominated and elected. Rev E W Bartley, Methodist pastor, attends a school for ministers at Fayette Mo this week. FOR RENT: 4 room house modern conveniences call 928 Linn St or phone 719 (24)
A large American flag was raised Monday by Scott County flag Company amid streaming wind. The image inspired pride and comfort, described by a woman who urged many to notice the flag and its symbolism during these crucial hours.
A call to all Sikeston residents asks them topressure city leaders to remove dirty and unfit homes. The note accuses dozens of Alexus street residences of unsanitary conditions and racially biased rentals, urging citizens to express views to councilmen.
The War Production Board announced a nation wide campaign to collect scrap rubber tin cans and fats and oils. The first phase will be an intensive two week scrap rubber drive but an exact start date had not been set.
County officials and candidates for justice of the peace staked out by party lines in Scott. Names include treasurer Cecil C Reed, recorder E A Dye, surveyor Roger Bailey, prosecuting attorney Tom Maddox, county collector Joe A Hawks, circuit clerk, and several others from Moreland and Richland townships.
Dr Kendig of Rochester returns after six weeks of post graduate surgery study at Mayo Clinic. He resumes duties here Monday with sons John and Y M joining him there. He seeks votes and influence for election.
The Herald lists Democratic candidates for Scott County offices in the 1942 primary. Names include A Herbert Marshall for Congress in the 10th District, W Allan Hubbard for Circuit Clerk, Leo J Pfefferkorn for Clerk of the Scott County Circuit Court, David E Blanton for Prosecuting Attorney, Russell Gibson for Surveyor, Joe Anderson for Treasurer, C E Felker for Collector of Revenue, Eugene Munger for County official, L S Brock Jr for Recorder of Deeds, H F Kirkpatrick for Recorder of Deeds, O L Spencer for Judge of the Probate Court, Hess Porter for Clerk of the Scott County Court, Lyman Harrison for Clerk, Byron Wade for candidate, and W H Carter for Justice of the Peace, all subject to the August 4 1942 primary.
The Shelton Family thanks those who offered comfort and aid after their bereavement especially those who sent flowers and helped in any way Your sympathy and assistance are greatly appreciated during this difficult time
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