Three Day Deer Hunting Season Opens in Missouri
The Conservation Commission announced a three day deer season in Missouri from November 5 to 7 with 47 counties open. Most counties allow any deer while a handful north of the river permit forked horns only. Kill reports must be filed within 12 hours to an authorized agent, and shooting hours run 6 30 am to 5 00 pm. Only Missourians may hunt with specific rifles or shotguns. certain ammunition is forbidden. Counties open to any deer include Ben ton through Stone and others listed, while Boone Callaway Chariton Livingston Montgomery Warren are bucks only.
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Conserva Commission
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Missouri River
Benton
Christian
Dallas
Hickory
Laclede
Carter
Cole
Crawford
Dent
Douglas
Franklin
Gasconade
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Maries
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Ozark
Phelps
Pulaski
Reynolds
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Swannon
Ste Genevieve
Taney
Texas
Washington
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Barry
Bollinger
Butler
Camden
Iron
Johnson
Madison
McDonald
Miller
Morgan
Perry
St. Francois
Stone “Bucks
Boone Callaway
Chariton
Livingston
Montgomery
Warren
Herald Classified Ad Brings Cost and Results
A Herald classified ad touts low costs and strong results for readers seeking effective exposure. It promises quick responses and measurable gains from placing small space ads.
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Mrs Steve Humphreys Honored by Eastern Star Club
The Order of the Eastern Star honored Mrs Steve Humphreys for twenty nine years as secretary at a Thursday meeting in Odd Fellows Hall. Mrs M L Canedy sang There’s Something Nice About Everyone. A silver dollar basket was presented to Mrs Humphreys with names of matrons served since 1925.
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Order of the Eastern Star
Odd Fellows Hall
Steve Humphreys
M. L. Canedy
Kiel Auditorium
St. Louis
Dan Malone
Lowell Webb
Birch Moll
H. L. Crites
George Collier
C. T. Howard
Dinner and meeting of La Boutique Des Huit Chapeaux
Fourteen members and one visitor of the salon met Oct 24 in Gideon for a dinner and business session at Mrs M C Broker’s home. Mrs Roy R Shoults joined as a new member and Mrs Lynn Swann of Cape Girardeau was welcomed into the group. The gathering continued with Child Welfare business.
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la Boutique Des Huit Chapeaux Et Quaranta Femmes
14Th District
M. C Broker
Gideon
M. C. Broker
la Petite Chapeau
Roy R. Shoults
Lynn Swann
Cape Girardeau
Adoptions and committees noted at Mount Vernon sanatorium care
A State Department letter to the Child Welfare chairman lists five colored children at Mount Vernon tuberculosis sanatorium assigned to Salon 394 for this year. Chapeau Broker named Mrs. M. P. Meagher as child welfare chair and allotted 25 dollars for immediate needs of adopted patients, youngest eighteen months. Families will be remembered on birthdays and at Christmas with clothes. Additional committees including publicity, partnership, finance, and constitution by Lubin-style names are listed with district leaders from Sikeston, Gideon, Charleston, Senath, Poplar Bluff, Kennett, and Cape Girardeau. The finance chair reported a satisfactory year. Next meeting is December 12, 1953, at Mrs. J. C. Williamson’s in Dexter at 8:00 p.m. with a Christmas party. Attendees from Sikeston: Katheryn Johnson, M. P. Meagher, Carl Elam.
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Gram
State Department
Schroth
Mount Vernon
Chapeau
M. P. Meagher
Sikeston
Harold la Brot
Gideon
T. W. Gwaltney
Charleston
Henry Switala
Jack Hardin
Senath
Grover Greet
Poplar Bluff
Paul Sudbury
Kennett
Carl Elam
E. R. Stark
Cape Girardeau
Owen Johnson
J. C. Williamson
Dexter
Katheryn Johnson
United Nations Day at New Madrid County Library
United Nations Day observed on October 24 marks the UNs formal 1945 inception. The County Library screened two UN themed films to multiple schools and PTA groups, drawing an estimated attendance of over 600, and recommended novels Lord Vanity by Samuel Shellabarger and The Trembling Earth by Dale Van Every alongside local historical notes.
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New Madrid County
United Nations
U. N
Free World
U.N
Portageville
Parent-Teacher Association
Marston and Lilbourn
Conran
Marston High School
Parma Public School
Dale van Every
Mississippi
Missouri
Tennessee
Kentucky
Catas
New Madrid
Lord Vanity
Samuel Shellabarger
Castile
Prince of
Shellabarger
Venice
Paris
Wolf
Quebec
John Wesley
Memorial Library
Hepatitis Dangers and Liver Roles in Health
The liver performs about 200 jobs and can fail when stressed. Two hepatitis germs, the twins, invade differently. Infectious hepatitis spreads via contaminated water and possibly sneezing or coughing. Serum hepatitis adds to the risk in the body.
Hepatitis A Disease Signs and Prevention Urged
The article outlines hepatitis symptoms from fatigue and flu-like ache to jaundice and yellowing eyes, notes possible misdiagnosis as psychoneurosis, and stresses prompt treatment, rest, fluids, diet, and gamma globulin for outbreaks. It links transmission to blood or plasma and advises securing clean water and hand hygiene.
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Missouri Tuberculosis Association
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