Sunset additions craps game killing shocks town
One man died after a Monday morning shooting at Heavy's Place a pool room and barber shop in Sunset addition during a dispute over a craps game Four other men Henry Bartlett Heary Hunt Alonzo Price and Eddie Yount were jailed on murder charges Prosecuting Attorney David Blanton questioned if the killer is among the arrestees or if all are involved Bartlett a Sunset police officer was bonded but others remain in Benton County jail A coroner's inquest ruled death from gunshot wounds five shots fired three entering Thomas's back Will Thomas 33 of Dunn Hote died at St Francis Hospital Cape Girardeau after surgery
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Will Thomas
Dunn Hote
St. Francis Hospital
Cape Girardeau
Bartlett
Blanton
Sunset Addition
Clyde Poe
Oran
Thomas
Shoulder Pork Roast Delivers Taste Value And Nutrition
A roast shoulder of pork offers economy and nutrition with generous portions. The dish serves as a thriftier meat cut, delivering flavor comparable to loin roasts. Pork provides a rich source of B vitamins, especially vitamin B1. Read The Herald for farm news.
Weddings at Oran Feature Gosche Metz Couples
Miss Wilna Gosche and Jerome Metz wed in Oran Catholic Church with a large bridal party and plans to live in Oran where Metz serves as assistant postmaster. Berenda Pobst and Sam Gosche also married in Caney area with attendants listed. local visits and church news fill surrounding social notes.
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Wilna Gosche
Tony Gosche
Caney
Jerome Metz
William Metz
Albert Brady
Oran
Helmbacher
Marietta
Laverne Pabst
Frank Hahn
Sam Gosche
Coranoa Gosche
Germain and
Glennon Tenkhoff
Harold Gosche
Berenda Pobst
Andy Pobst
Paul Schlitt
Wilma Gosene
Louie Pobst
Local Family Visits and Moves Across Rural Illinois
ORAN RURAL NEWS reports Mr and Mrs Henderson Howard and family visiting relatives in Shawneetown Illinois. Richard Troutman and family moved to Morehouse. Paul Foster and daughter from Morley visited H Gateley family. Charoline Reynolds from Bell City spent summer with C M Reynolds. Clerical guests Rev C E Warren of Oran and Rev C B Pillow of Poplar Bluff joined E G Gateley for dinner. Frank Glastetter hosted relatives for a dinner honoring daughter Marjorie's First Communion at Oran Catholic church.
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C. R. Rodgers
Gene
Au Fulk
J. E. Thompson
Morehouse
W. R. Hillis
Ella Clemson
Alabama
Georger
Fornfelt
Manuel Yokeley
W. R. Hills
Dexter
Lawrence Huber
Perryville
I. C. Mattingly
Lawrence Drennan
Allenville
Crayton Drennan
Lester Braden
J. L
Little Rock
Ark
K. Patterson
Methodist
Albert Adams
St. Louis
Everett Larson
Crader Hotel
Sikeston
Herbert Loyd
Joe
Caruthersville
Hope Angle
Portageville
Claude Wood
F. Droste
Detroit, Mich
Henderson Howard
Shawneetown
Jil
Richard Troutman
Paul Foster
Morley
Pedestrian Fatalities Highlight April 1911 Traffic Losses
Report from Missouri data shows one in three traffic deaths in April 1911 were pedestrians. Herald advertisers urged readers to patronize the paper.
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Missouri
There’s a trick to washing your face
English girls rely on soap and water with cleansing cream as a supplement. Use soap and hot water with a cloth or brush, rinse hot then cold, dry thoroughly, and finish with cleansing tissues. Avoid ice and heavy creams. tailor soap to skin type and use cold cream if drawn. Eat light, drink water, sleep regularly.
Yugoslav Vehicle Mix Dominated by American Cars
A majority of Yugoslavia's motor vehicles are American made, with estimates placing the share around seventy percent or more. The trend reflects strong import demand and trade patterns shaping the country's auto market during the period.
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Yugoslavia
Fly Reproduction Exponential Growth Highlighted
A May hatch could yield five million descendants by September, demonstrating rapid insect population expansion. The estimate underscores how quickly a single hatch can multiply under favorable conditions.
The Public and the Chain Store From Wheeling
The article weighs chain stores versus independents, arguing Utah style taxes threaten chains yet show chains boost quality and price, with data from the O Mahoney Committee. It credits chains for better merchandising, farm markets, and consumer gains while urging collaboration rather than crippling legislation.
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Wheeling
Wwa
Elberance
National Congress
Atth
Ashich
Chan Mershawausny
Utah
O'Mahoney Monopoly Committee
United States
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