Two Hop Indians to Staff Southeast Missouri Scout Camp Lewallen
The Southeast Missouri Council announces two full-blood Hop Indians from Government Indian School Albuquerque as camp staff at Camp Lewallen for the summer. They will teach handicraft woodcraft and Indian dancing while overseeing activities for 41 troops and 150 visiting Granite City and Chaoui Scouts. The program includes horseback riding, deliveries by wagon, life saving, and a new Basic Realigned Scout Advancement. August Willin directs the camp with Carl Corbin and Charles Craig as managers and Marty Porter as program director.
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Albuquerque
New Mexico
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Arizona
Granite City
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Surrey
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Sikeston
Carl Corbin
Cape Girardeau
Frontier Medical Hero Unhonored In Arrow Rock
Dr John Sappington born 1776 in Maryland helped open the South and West by introducing quinine against malaria in the Mississippi Valley. His Saline county charity aid kept 44 students funded last year, total 12 584. He studied in Philadelphia 1814 and faced medical opposition to bark treats.
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Arrow Rock
John Sappington
Malana
Mississippi Valley
Saline County
Missour
Dr. Sappington
Maryland
Tennessee
Sappington
University of Pennsylvania Medical School
Philadelphia
United States
Maul
Second Well for Benton Water Department
The Benton town board approved an auxiliary well at the Tirmenstein site to bolster supply. Ray McMinds of Cape Girardeau will install an electric automatic pump, increasing capacity to about 4,000 gallons per hour total. Land donation by Miss Leona Tirmenstein will transfer property to Benton. The project costs about $1,000 funded by water revenue, with no rate hikes.
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Benton Democrat
Benton Town Board
Tirmenstein
Leona Tirmenstein
Ray McMinds
Cape Girardeau
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Benton
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City
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Columbia
New Automatic Record Changer Demonstration
New all automatic changer opens to reveal the unit gliding out and back in with smooth motion. It promises improved surface noise suppression through a special electronic circuit called Netweb Magic Monitor, giving old records new beauty and inviting listeners to hear it in action.
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Weaver
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Sissippi
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Marshall
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R. M. Tirmenstein
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