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Newspaper

Sikeston Herald

Location

Sikeston, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1941

Page

3

Fort Osage Founded in 1808 by William Clark

A Missouri history note recalls William Clark establishing Fort Osage in 1808. It details the September 5 1808 journal entry, Clark and Sibley’s expedition, Osage treaties, trading post plans, land cessions, and the fort’s eventual decline by 1822. The account notes the site’s later rediscovery and a buried-brick foundation misidentified as treasure.

William Clark Missouri River St. Charles Clrak Nathan Boone George C. Sibley Clark Sibley Rose Fort Osage Thomas Jefferson Mississippi River Arkansas River Archibald Gamble Kansas City Journal County Court of Jackson

Morehouse Teacher Married in Cape Girardeau Ceremony

Miss Evelyn Moore daughter of Mrs Wm Mathis and Harry Barnett son of Mrs Isaac Barnett both of Morehouse were wed August 27 at Cap Girardeau in a ceremony at the officiating minister Dr J Wilson Crichlow district superintendent of Methodist churches Attendants were Mr and Mrs Felix E Snider of Greenville NC Mrs Barnett a Morehouse public school faculty member Mr Barnett connected with Sikeston Farm Equipment Inc in Sikeston The couple will reside in Morehouse Other local notes report residents visiting and traveling and Fort Osage land purchase and possible park development in the near future.

Morehouse Evelyn Moore Wm. Mathis Harry Barnett Isaac Barnett Cap. Girardeau J. Wilson Crichlow Felix E. Snider Greenville N. C Barnett State College Cape Girardeau the Missourian Sikeston Farm Equipment, Inc Sikeston

Canalou News Highlights Local Visits and School Notes

A revival meeting proceeds at the Assembly of God church. Canalou high school softball team played in a Lilbourn tournament. Mr and Mrs Gene Potashnick and daughter from Farmington visited relatives here. Emory Tharp and son from St Louis spent the weekend with Dailey Tharp. Mrs J Frymiller of Oklahoma visited her sister Mrs C Lathem. she once lived here. Bud Rogers Wes Gentry and families from St Louis visited locals. Ben Newman and daughter from Murphysboro stayed with Mode Newman. Bob Marler from Fort Wayne spent time with P L McLaurin family. Homer Poe and daughter Berma from Arcadia visited. Berma teaches at Morehouse. Selma Gruen, formerly of Canalou, resigned from Matthews to take a similar post at Herculaneum. Gruen's home is Canalou.

Darcy Brown Cairo Barney George Florida Isabella Love Eileen Brown St. Louis Orville Sanders City Hall J. W. Ferrell Rock Island NL Glen Fisher Alton Bohanon Moline Leland Love P. P. Ferrell Harley Mathis Flint Mich Catherine Hendon Lema Jeme Bakers Walter Holmes Otto Bratton Pvt Baker Reynolds Iinois Claire Reynolds Dolph Neal W. K. Neal Jerry Barnes Jefferson City Royal Reeves Bill Fisher Air Corps Vancover Grant Gray Pat Gray Morehouse Hot Springs Ark J. A. Baker Camp Robinson Charity Hart Charles Chapman Ducky Wofford Sally Wanda Shirley Jo Dillon Chillicothe Business College Assembly of God Church Canalou High School Lilbourn Gene Potashnick Farmington Less Allen Emory Tharp Little Son Tharp Dailey Tharp C. Lathem Bob Marler Fort Wayne Ind Herculaneum Miss Gruen Canalou M. D. Thacker Carl Leslie Lutie P. Leslie Mary Alice Latham Sikeston Glenn Page H. F. Emerson Dick Swaim Illinois Hugh May East Prairie Lizzie May Mavoureen Cummins Mary Harris Ruth Finney Harold Harris Troy J. P. Howle Charleston Elmer Daugherty Harry Daugherty Wilma Ragains South Grade School Geneva Foster Dunaver School R. L. Harrison H. Patterson John Foster H. F. Emerson Jr George Miles Robert Nelson Louise Rosalind Nelson Joe Lesinski Alfred Lesinski Albert Ellis Benton Estelle Bondurant University City Julia Bondurant Fort Lauderdale Annie G. Beardslee Emma Beardslee Mary Brown Esther Brown Columbia Brown Missouri University Roy W. Ragains Scott Field Belleville Ill Ragains Army Air Corps

Cardinal tryout camp opens in St Louis next Monday

St Louis Cardinals announce their annual scout camp for minor league prospects at Public Schools Stadium starting 8:30 a.m. next Monday. Candidates aged 17 to 23 bring shoes gloves and uniforms. Out of town players pay their own travel and living costs for a three to four day tryout period. those signed will have expenses refunded.

ST. Louis Cardinal Organization Public Schools Stadium Robert L. Finch Wiliam Walsingham Jr Joe Sugden Joe Mathes Red Bird Gordon Maguire Cardinals North Kingshighway

Morley Social Roundup Sees Visits and Teaching Moves

Morley notes list visitors from Cairo Illinois St Louis Jefferson City University City Fort Lauderdale and Benton plus new teaching assignments for Wilma Ragains Genev a Foster and Esther Brown. Roy Ragains passed Army Air Corps physicals at Scott Field with seven others.

Missouri Route 60 Project FA-5 bid notice 1941

Sealed proposals for grading a bridge and P C C pavement on Route 60 from Morehouse to Sikeston in Scott County will be received until 10:00 a m September 5 1941 in Jefferson City. Plans are in Jefferson City and Sikeston offices. Bids on state forms. right to reject all bids reserved. Carl W. Brown Chief Engineer.

State of Missouri State Highway Commission of Missouri Jefferson City Missouri Scott County Commission State Highway Morehouse Sikeston Ditch No. 1 District 3 State of Carl W. Brown

Notice of Administration on J N Ross Estate

Letters of Testamentary on the estate of J N Ross deceased were granted August 19 1941 by the Probate Court of Scott County Missouri to Elizabeth Ross Executrix. All persons having claims must exhibit them for allowance within six months or be precluded from benefits. if not exhibited within one year they shall be forever barred. Probate Judge QO L Spencer seals the notice.

J. N. Ross Probate Court Scott County Missouri Elizabeth Ross Scott J. M. Sitzes Anna M. Sitzel

Administration notice for estate of J. M. Sitzes deceased

The Executors announce the probate court of Scott County has appointed ANNA M. SITZEL Administratrix of the estate. All persons having claims must exhibit them within one year. (SEAL) O. L. SPENCER.

Order of Publication in Barker divorce case 1941

In Scott County Missouri an order of publication is issued for Pearl L Barker versus James H Barker. Non resident defendant must appear at the November term starting November 3 1941 or default will be entered. Publication to run weekly for four weeks in The Sikeston Herald prior to term. Court clerk L J Pfefferkorn signs.

Scott County Missouri Pearl L Barker Circuit Court Paintiff Robert A. Dempster James H. Barker Scott Benton Sikeston Herald L. J. Pfefferkorn

Cardinals Meet Reds Saturday at Sportsman's Park

St Louis Cardinals prepare for a ladies day game with the Cincinnati Reds at Sportsman's Park on September 6 and a doubleheader on September 7. The Red's mound strength and past pennants are noted as the Cardinals strive to overcome season injuries and stay competitive. Tickets for remaining home games are available at the Arcade Building ticket office.

ST. Louis Cardinals Cincinnati Reds Sportsman’s Park Rhinelanders Reds Bill McKechnie Cincinnati Doc Forothro Phillies Nick Etten Danny Litwhiler Cardinal Arcade

Jackson Pool Closed for Season After Record Attendance

The Jackson municipal pool shut for the season after serving 7,593 patrons who paid 1132 dollars in total. Receipts surpassed expenses by about 300 dollars, with the season starting last Memorial Day.

Jackson

Herald claims you can believe what you read

A playful line about trusting newspaper reports appears as a brash statement from The Herald. It provocatively invites readers to accept its coverage as truth while hinting at skepticism about sensationalism in the press.

The Herald

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