Resolutions of Appreciation for National Newspaper Week
The Sikeston Chamber of Commerce secretary, under the President and Executive Board, designates October 1 to October 8, 1941 as National Newspaper Week. This resolution is issued on October 2, 1941, by the chamber.
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Sikeston Chamber of Commerce
Sikeston Herald
Sikeston Standard
Chamber of Commerce
What the Local Newspaper Means to the Public Schools
Sikeston Public Schools Superintendent argues that a free press sustains democracy and helps inform the public about school progress. He emphasizes shared goals of schools and local papers, urging community support and transparency through editorial coverage and school news.
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Bach
What Newspapers Mean to Me By Paul H Teal
Paul H Teal an extension agent from New Madrid County argues newspapers are essential to extending farming science and improving rural living. He praises local editors for wide reach and notes that published announcements and farm progress stories serve two goals: inform readers and encourage better practices. He urges careful, well prepared material and defers to editors on space.
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Paul H Teal
New Madrid County
Missouri
Kroger Praises Newspapers During National Week
Albert H Morrill president of Kroger Grocery and Baking Co lauds newspapers for public and business service noting nearly 60 years of advertising in 1200 papers across the Middle West and South. Last year the firm spent about 1 651 000 on display space while affirming continued support and a policy favoring newspapers over free distribution guides.
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Albert H Morrill
Kroger Grocery and Baking Co
Kroger
Middle West
South
Cincinnati
Morrill
Outstanding Community Service by Missouri Newspapers
Mr. Miller of the Missouri College of Agriculture commends newspapers across the state for weekly dedication to disseminating timely farm news. He highlights coverage of farm meetings experimental results and home practices as essential to statewide agriculture during National Newspaper Week October 1 to 8.
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Miller
Missouri College of Agriculture
Missouri Agriculture
If territorial claims of the United States in the Antarctic are substantiated
The statement suggests that if the United States proves territorial claims in Antarctica, American soil could be considered to have sunlit territory at all times.
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United States
Antarctic
The Newspaper Is a Necessity
A reflection on the essential role of newspapers in modern life. The piece argues that the press connects individuals to global events, educates, inspires, and serves as a foundational pillar of a free republic, citing figures like Hudson Taylor and Wendell Phillips.
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Hudson Taylor
Wendell Phillips
Republic
Standard manager to enter sanitorium
C L Blanton Jr advertising manager for the Sikeston Standard will go to Mount Vernon Missouri next week to enter the sanitorium for a six months rest.
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C L Blanton Jr
Sikeston Standard
Mount Vernon
Webster quotes sparked recall of liberty at Roosevelt House
Publishers and editors recall Daniel Webster quote on liberty while a three barrel gun made for Theodore Roosevelt is exhibited at Roosevelt House Library and Museum in New York City. Roosevelt used the weapon in early big game hunts with notable success.
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Daniel Webster
Roosevelt House
New York City
Theodore Roosevelt
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