Bulletin Display Doubles Demand for Texts on Farming
A public bulletin board in the New Madrid County Court House hallway hosts monthly farming and home management bulletins. Since November 1948 Assistant County Agent Bert Commer oversees 13 titles from the University of Missouri Agricultural Experiment Station and Extension Service, including soil, planting calendars, and home economics guides.
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New Madfic
Faree
Court House
Bert Commer
Réor
Ay Ce University of Missouri
Agane
Oral
Weegen
Uni Ecety of
Missouri
Saxperiment Station and Extension
Sereice
University of Whieswin
Homecoming for TB Patient After Sanatorium Discharge
Former tuberculosis patient returns home after medical discharge from sanatorium and is urged to follow rest, regular meals, and checkups. Family support aids emotional readjustment and safety for others, with assurances that no TB risk remains. Sponsored by Missouri Tuberculosis Association. Radio canned foods feature RADIO quality and value messaging.
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San
Missouri Tuberculosis Association
Notice to Veterans Resuming Education in Cape Girardeau
Veterans planning to resume GI Bill education should await a VA supplemental certificate before returning to classes. VA Officer in Charge George E. Seybold warns many have been admitted without approved certificates and advises waiting unless self funding. Until issued, VA disclaims financial obligation. collection remains between school and veteran. BISMARCK report notes Missouri Pacific round house closure ending rail division status. Sikeston election set for April 5 1949 with four wards voting locations and 6am to 7pm polls. officers to be elected include one councilman per ward. A. C. Barrett, City Clerk, signs notice dated February 7 1949.
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George E. Seybold
Veterans Administration
Cape Girardeau
Seybold
Sikeston Girl Prominent in Park College Activities
Miss Virginia Green of 202 William Street Sikeston is named committee chairman for Park College Religious Emphasis Week. The theme Man's Disorder and God's Design features student forums dormitory groups and talks by notable professionals in Kansas City. Dr C Vin White of Lincoln Nebraska and youth group leader will speak. this is her second year at Park College.
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Parkville
Virginia Green
William Street
Sikeston
Park College
Kansas City
C. Vin White
First Presbyterian Church of
Lincoln
Nebraska
Miss Green
Sikeston MO School Election Notice 1949 Ward Polls
Notice to qualified voters in Sikeston Missouri School District Scott County District No 54 that the annual school election will be held Tuesday April 5 1949. Polls open 6am to 7pm in four wards at City Hall Carolls Service Station Ford Garage and National Guard Armory. Elections include two three year school director terms and levies of 1.00 per 100 assessed value for teachers one year and 0.20 per 100 assessed value for building fund repairs and furnishings for one year. secretary Roger A Bailey signed March 8 1949.
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Sikeston
Missouri
City Hall
Carroll's
Stoddard Street
Walton & Williams Ford
West Malone Ave
Sikeston Armory
South
U. S
Scott County
Carroll's Service Station
Stoddard and Maude Streets
Ford Garage
W. Malone Avenue
National Guard Armory
Board of Education
Roger A. Bailey
Modern Milking Barn Plans Issued For Missouri Farmers
Free building plans for a combined milk house and milking barn approved by Missouri milk authorities. Outlines construction and sanitation for top grade markets, allows use of old barns as leafing areas, and details additions meeting milk ordinances. Plans prepared by Missouri Division of Health and University College of Agriculture with help from the Milk Sanitation Advisory Council.
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Whole Milk Marketing Authorities
Missouri
Missouri Division of Health
Missouri University College of Agriculture
Missouri Milk Sanitation Advisory Council
Odd Fellow 35 Year Pin Awarded to M.P. Watson
M P Watson of Sikeston received a Thirty-Five Year Pin from the Cairo Illinois I O O F Lodge. He joined in Cairo before moving to Los Angeles where he worked, retired two years ago to Sikeston with Mrs Watson, and his six children live in California. Internal Revenue Bureau reports extra taxes and penalties totaling 2 235 822 110 collected last year.
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M. P. Waston
Sikeston
I. O. O. F. Lodge
Cairo
Ill
Los Angeles
Cal
Mr. Watson
California
Internal Revenue Bureau
Sikeston to Hold Special Bond Election on Storm Sewer Plan
The City of Sikeston Missouri schedules a special election on March 22 1949 to determine whether to issue 300000 bonds for extending and improving the public storm water sewer system. Polling places will be set for each ward.
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Sikeston
Missouri
Notice of Letters of Administration for Nathaniel Butler Sr
Letters of Administration on the estate of Nathaniel Butler Sr. were granted to Sherman Butler on February 21, 1949, by the Probate Court of Scott County Missouri. All claims must be filed within six months for allowance or risk being barred. if not filed within one year, they shall be forever barred. Witness my hand and seal of the Probate Court.
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Nathaniel Butler Sr
Probate Court
Scott County
Missouri
Sherman Butler
Buy Your Fagidaire Appliances Now While Stocks Last
Local retailer LAIR'S urges customers to purchase Fagidaire refrigerator stove automatic washer and water heater immediately while inventory remains.
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Lair’s
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Bismarck
Missouri Pacific Round House
A. C. Barrett
Bulletin Board For Extension
Eaersi
NEW Madrid County Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Co., Inc
New Madrid
Scott, Mississippi
Pemiscot, Dunklin and
Stoddard
Burt H. Rowe
Stallcup Bulding
North Stoddard St
Walton-Williams Ford
West Malone
U. S. Highway 61
Feed Alley
City OF Sikeston
Ford
Malone Ave
Avery
Southeast Missouri
B. F. Avery Tractor and
Avery-Carroll
Carroll
Sikeston, Missouri
Red Cross
Red Cross Fund
B.C. Land CO
Leachville
Arkansas
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