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Sikeston Herald

Location

Sikeston, Missouri, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1950

Page

6

Hundred Years Ago Dr Gorrie Invented First Ice Making Machine

A century later Sikeston offers ice at half a cent a pound as the story of Dr John Gorrie and the invention that brought artificial ice to America is recalled. From Abbeville Florida to Congress halls, his early struggle, ridicule, and ultimate legacy shaped modern cooling and food safety nationwide. The tale notes his 1950 breakthrough, his financial woes, and Florida and Smithsonian recognitions, plus the lasting impact on perishable protection.

John Gorrie Sikeston John Gertie Gortic Abbeville Fla Gorrie John C Calhoun America Gorne Roy Bostonian Florida John Gorne Dr. Gorrie Statuary Hall Capitol United States Smithsonian Institution Washington, DC Apalachicola

Boys and Girls Week Celebrated by New Madrid Library

Berniece McCullough notes Boys and Girls Week originated by the Rotary Club in 1920 and observed from the last Saturday in April to the first Saturday in May. The New Madrid County Library highlights books on youth issues, aptitudes, character building, health, arts, and values to aid lifelong development.

New Madrid Rotary Club of New York New Madrid County Lbrary Elizabeth Hudnut Margaret John Tunis Wildcats All American Iron Duke Lincoln

Cotton classification applications open for 1950 Smith-Doxey benefits

Huyt announces cotton farmers can obtain 1950 Smith-Doxey classification applications through gins, county agents, PMA offices, and the Hayti Missouri classing office. James Wardlow notes that members of organized cotton improvement groups can have cotton classified by USDA at no cost and receive free market news. Applications must be filed before August 15, 1959 to secure approval for first bale classification.

Huyt James O Wardlow Cotton Branch Production and Marketing Administration US Department of Agriculture PMA Hayti Missouri Wardlow USDA

Essex High School Presents Three Little Sisters Play

The Essex senior class will present the play Three Little Sisters tomorrow evening in the high school auditorium. A junior senior banquet is set for May 12 to promote love of country and civic duties. The library offers citizenship books to help boys and girls become informed citizens. reading supplements life.

Essex High School

Governor Reports from Jefferson City Missouris Governor Speaks

Jefferson City May 3 Governor reports at the mansion after a PEO banquet with 700 guests. He notes Missouri capitals host conventions weekly and expects the Missouri Press Association meeting next November. He cites Kansas City police board calls for resignations and vows strict law enforcement, plus savings and loan data show 60 percent of home loans from S&L institutions aiding GI housing while new construction outpaces last year.

Jefferson City Smith Kansas City Wana Missouri Savings and Loan State Division of Savings and Loan Supervision

Agencies Plan Pemiscot County Rural Organization Meeting

Representatives of agencies serving Pemiscot County rural residents will gather at Caruthersville courthouse tonight to organize a Through organization. Agencies include Health Office Farm Bureau Soil Conservation Service Farmers Home Administration McArk Power Co State Employment Service Veterans On the Farm training and the county extension agent's office.

Pemiscot County Caruthersville Health Office Farm Bureau Soil Conservation Service Farmers Home Administrator McArk Power Co State Employment Service Veterans On-the- Farm

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