New Madrid County Urges Soybean Drive For War Effort
Calvin outlines county goals of 75 000 harvested acres with national target at 13 654 000 acres 26 percent above 1943 to boost fats oils for army and liberated peoples Soybeans offer high protein meal oil for livestock and industrial uses including explosives and plywood glue while noting a dramatic energy payoff per hour of labor in growing soybeans vs hog farming
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Guy Calvin
New Madrid County
AAA Committee
Calvin
New York
San Francisco
Navy
U. S
Political Announcements for Scott County and Sikeston Officials
The Herald announces candidates for the August 1 1944 Democratic primary and the April 4 1944 city elections. Lynn A Ancell A seeks reassessment as Scott County Assessor. L P Miller seeks Sheriff. Early Malcolm Joe Anderson Harold Wallace are Police Chief positions. Roy M Beck seeks Sikeston Police Chief. Revenue Collector in Sikeston. F H Smith Police Judge. Gust Zacher seeks re election as Ward 3 Alderman. Marvin Carroll Ward 2 Alderman. Thos Rafferty Ward 4 Alderman. A Wayne Bess for Ward Four. Lynn Waggener seeks re election as Ward 1 Alderman.
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Lynn A. Ancella
Scott County
L. P
Les) Miller
Early Malcolm
Joe Anderson
Sikeston MO School Election Set for April 4 1944
The Sikeston Missouri School District Scott County No. 54 will hold its regular annual school election on Tuesday April 4 1944. Polls open 6 am to 7 pm across four wards at City Hall Carrolls Service Station Watson Williams Garage and E C Robinson Lumber. Voters will elect two school directors for three years and decide a 1 per 10000 valuation tax plus 40 cents per 100 valuation for a building fund.
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Missouri
Sikeston
Scott County
Carroll’s
North Stoddard Street
Waton-Williams
Ww. Malone Avenue
E. C. Robinson Lumber Company
S. Prairie Street
Board of Education
Sikeston Missouri City Election Set for April 4 1944
City voters will choose City Marshal City Attorney City Treasurer Police Judge City Assessor and City Collector plus one councilman per ward. Polls open 6 am to 7 pm on Tuesday April 4 1944 at Ward 1 City Hall Ward 2 Carrolls Service Station Ward 3 Walton Williams Garage Ward 4 Robinson Lumber Co office. City Clerk A C Barrett issued notice.
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F. H. Smith
Sikeston
Missouri
City Hall
Carroll’s
Stoddard St
Walton & Williams
West Malone Avenue
Robinson Lumber Company
Leftover creamed meats served on varied bases
Serve well seasoned creamed leftover meats on rounds of bread lightly buttered and toasted. Use as a filling for French toast, individual noodle or rice rings, pastry rolls, potato nests, tomatoes, peppers, potatoes, cucumbers, apples, acorn squash, or on fried mush, grits, or eggplant rounds.
Chill Candles Before Lighting to Prevent Drips
To stop candle wax from dripping on table linen, chill candles several hours in the refrigerator before lighting them. This refrigerator treatment prevents the wax from dropping onto surfaces.
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Curtis H. Cline
O. C. Lewis
R. H. Bailey
A. C. Barrett
C. B. Turner
Scott Street Garage
South Scott
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Benton, Mo
Harris D. Rogers
Lowe’s
Alsocorn
Caleb Smith
Malone Avenue
Sikeston, Mo
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