WANTED Acreage or small farm near town highway
WANTED acreage or small farm near town on highway. Respond to Ben French Sikeston Herald. Also wanted to rent small house or duplex within six or seven blocks of business district for two adults moving in June. Provide references. Send to Sikeston Mo Box 271. Also buyer seeks 80 to 120 acres well improved farm on gravel road with electricity. Write Mrs J P Smith Box 55 Pontiac Illinois. For sale six new screen doors four dollars each six used screen doors one dollar each, several joints, new pump pipe, six rebuilt 95 Ford engines from Potashnick Local Truck System Sikeston Mo Phone 1100.
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Ben French
Sikeston Herald
Sikeston
J. P. Smith
P. O. Box
Pontiac
Ilinois
Potashnick
Moe
For Rent Furnished Room at 310 East Gladys Street
Notice lists a furnished room for rent at 310 East Gladys Street. Also includes an administration notice for the estate of Dennus Bates with Ada Lou Bates as administratrix. Probate Judge Spenc er signs and sets six months to file claims, one year to bar them.
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East Gladys Street
Dennus Bates
Probate Court
Scott County
Missouri
Political Announcements and Estate Notice for Scott County
The Herald lists George W. Kirk Ralph Hutchison and Bula Shanks as Republican candidates for Congress and Representative for Scott County with primaries on August 1 1944. Lynn A. Ancell seeks re nomination as Scott County Assessor on the Democratic ticket L Lee Lawrence and Les Miller vie for Sheriff and Early Malcolm Joe Anderson enters the primary field. Also notice of Letters of Administration for Anna Jester estate granted April 27 1944 with dated allowances and barring details.
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George W. Kirk
Congress
Ralph Hutchison
Bula Shanks
Scott County
S. Lee Lawrence
L. P
Les) Miller
County Clerk Notice of Missouri Primary Election 1944
Official notice from Scott County Missouri County Clerk announcing a primary election to be held Tuesday August 1 1944 at regular precinct polling places to nominate candidates for numerous statewide and local offices including senator governor attorney general and sheriff with multiple township and town committee positions listed. The general election date is November 7 1944.
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Scott
Congress
Missouri
Twenty
House of Representatives
Richland
Sandywoods
Sylvania
Commerce Township
Kelso Township
Morley Township
Moreland Township
Richland Township
Sylvania Township
Sandywoods Township
Tywappity Township
Estate of George Wesley Scott Administratrix Named
In Benton Missouri on April 18 1944 Harry C Watkins Jr Clerk of the County Court seals the document. The estate of George Wesley Scott deceased was granted on April 20 1944 by the Probate Court of Scott County Missouri with Rosa Scott as Administratrix and O L Spencer Probate Judge noted.
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E. J. Menstedt
Scott County
U. S. Spencer
Tywappity Township
Benton
Missouri
Harry C. Watkins, JR
George Wesley Scott
Probate Court
Rosa Scott
O L. Spencer
Deferment Rules Relax for Seminary Students in Washington
The Selective Service in Washington Tuesday authorized deferment of students preparing for the ministry, including theological and divinity schools, under a revised rule. Students in other institutions must be under specialized school direction and pursuing a specific full-time course on an accelerated basis. Previously pretheological seminary students were eligible while those in secular colleges were not. There are 31 ratings now open to Waves in the Navy.
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Washington
Farmers Buy War Bonds for Country and Family
Farmers deftly support war bonds driven by patriotism and independence. They see Bonds as a savings tool for farm improvements, machinery, education, and travel, plus old age security. They view Bonds as enabling farm, home, family, and national opportunity, with sons returning home to a freer America. Ou Treasury Department
Diamond discoverer Jacobus Jonkher dies on South African farm
Jacobus Jonkher, who discovered the 726 carat Jonkher Diamond, died recently on a Transvaal farm in South Africa. The Tranvaal diamond, found in 1934, was bought for $380,000 by a New York dealer and later cut and sold in pieces.
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Jacobus Jonkher
Jonkher
Transvaal
South Africa
Tranvaal
New York
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Lewis Sales Co
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Leslie McGill
North Kings Highway
J. T. Self
Lumsden
Chas. H. Butlers
Smith
Chase Butler
Greer Street
Betty Murdock
Malone Drug Store
Puerto Rico
Nancy Fall
C. B
Watson
Hakers Texaco
Malone Ave
Willmatte
Caljc Smith
East
Malone
Ada. Lou Bates
U. S
Bpencer
Malcolm
Joe Anderson
Sam Foley
W. A. Myers
Big Ben
Johnson Jewelry Shop
Ranney St
Sikeston, Mo
Anna Jester
America
A&p
The
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Vigersus
Delmonte
Alaska
Mos Tin
Tin
Durand Tomatoes
Sultana Tomatoes
Florida
Lorre
Porte
AP Corfee
Ann Page
Myles
Mayfair Tea
Pte
Carrots
California
Calif
Triumph
Northern
Tanet On
Dexo
State of
Navy
C. B. Turner
Scott Street
Scott Phone
Albritto
Lawrence A. Bradford
University of Kentucky
Treasury Department
Telephone Us Collect—Telephone
Dead Animal Disposal Company
White’s
F. W. van Horne
Frisco Railroad
Tom Allen
Place Marston
Risco
Gideon
Lilbourn
Parma
ACA
New Madrid
Poland
WPA
Farmington, MO
Carl Linville
A. W. Hasse
de Soto
Shelby
Kahrs
K. C. Star
Bismarck
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