Tax collections rise sharply in Dunkin county during early 1938
Tax collections in Dunkin county for January through March 1938 totaled 32872.78 dollars, nearly triple the 13397.64 dollars collected in the same period of 1937. The figures show a substantial year over year increase in local tax intake.
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Kennett
Dunkin County
Traffic Fatalities Showing Increase in Southeast Missouri
A Cape Girardeau Southeast Missouri tabulation shows an uptick in traffic deaths through Saturday with 28 killed on regional roads versus 26 for the same period in 1937, plus a noted fatal Higginsville crash involving residents from Chaffee and St Joseph. The deaths list records dates and locations from January 3 to June 14, naming individuals and roads across Cape Girardeau, Kennett, Morley, New Madrid, and surrounding towns.
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Cape Girardeau
Missounan
Two Injured After Visit Here On Cycle
Lawrence McIntosh and William Lipscomb, both 19 from Cape Girardeau, were seriously injured in a head on collision with a State Highway Department truck at Morley junction on Highway 61. They suffered fractures to a leg and arm with cuts and bruises and were treated at Southeast Missouri Hospital after being brought by ambulance. The truck driver F H Huckson and passenger Cletis Cox were uninjured. Both youths had been visiting Sikeston and attended the State Teachers College last term.
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Gordon Lincoln
Patton
Richard Davis
Sikeston
Millhaner
Morley
Lon French
Essie Stephens
Esther Wallace
Lindell Hickerson
Kennett
Herman Hache
Cape Girardeau
A Eliott
Caruthersville
Charles Brown
Mabel Stone
Essex
Josie Dunn
Oran
Wm. H Metzger
Portageville
I WN. Michael
Cape
Claude Elders
Malden
Cleo Miller
Morehouse
James Pugh
Marston
Freddie Hamilton
Lawrence McIntosh
Wm. Lipscomb
State Highway Department
Morley Junction
Highway
F H Huckson
Cletis Cox
Southeast Missouri
State Teachers College
Fireworks banned in Missouri state parks and forests
State Park Board and Missouri Conservation Commission warn Independence Day crowds to leave fireworks at home. Parks Superintendent Bode says parks are wildlife refuges and fireworks risk disturbing nesting game birds and animals, threaten fires, and could drive wildlife away, prompting strict enforcement at parks and forests.
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Jefferson City
State Park Board
The
Missouri Conservation Commission
Bode
Park Board and
Consenation Commission
AutomobilE Disaster Claims 720 Lives in One Day
A horrific crash day leaves 720 dead across American streets and highways. Among the victims are men women and children at crowded intersections and lonely road edges. Many perished after dozing at the wheel and in terrifying skidding crashes.
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Es Success Oil CO
Allard & Matthews Insurance Agency
Bank of Sikeston Building
Buyer Auto Service
XK Sinjine
South
New Madrid ST
Trian
Dexter
Benjamin Wilson
Jackson
Kelly Springfield
Sikeston Radio and Auto Supply
E. Malone
E. F. Deneke
Stowe