Building Permits Top Six Hundred in Sikeston This Year
The Sikeston city records show 638 building permits issued since January 1 as of August 15, a rate of over three daily including holidays. Much work occurs outside city limits while occupants shop and work in Sikeston, with several examples of recent permits listed from various districts and public additions.
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A. C. Barrett
Sikeston
Rock Cafe Nears Opening on Highway 61 at Tanner
C Tindal, owner of the new rock cafe to be erected on Highway 61 at Tanner Street, said plans now hinge on arrival and installation of final furnishings and equipment. Exterior work is nearly finished except for signs and minor details. Interior work proceeds with furnishings received and being installed.
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C. Tindal
New Rock Cafe
Highway 61
Tanner Street
Bone Building Nears Completion on Malone Avenue
Remodel of the Bone Building on Malone Avenue is nearly finished with interior walls to be plastered and new plate-front glass windows and front door to be installed. L. O. Whybdark heads construction. the building remains unrented though several prospective tenants have been interviewed.
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Bone
Malone Avenue
L. O. Whybdark
Moore Avenue paving starts as Sikeston council approves plans
Work began yesterday on excavating portions of Moore avenue for concrete paving. The project extends from Wakefield to Wallace and from Wallace to Hunter, following plans adopted by the Sikeston city council. The council also approved paving Sikes avenue from Woodlawn to Wallace and sidewalks on Lake and Linn streets, per engineer plans and cost estimates.
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Moore Avenue
Sikeston
Wakefield
Wallace Avenue
Wallace
Hunter Avenue
Sikes Avenue
Woodlawn
Sikeston Streets
Lake and Linn Streets
Simplicity in Home Building and Good Taste
Designers argue that simplicity and functionalism yield best home design. Roof line length affects calmness, walls should be simple yet not plain, windows and doors must fit proportionally, chimneys should cluster for economy and look, color reflects taste, and garages should be functional with no false fronts.
Kitchen flooring options for clean and durable rooms
The article advises grease resistant, easy to clean kitchen floors with resilient materials. It suggests a curved sanitary base to guide dirt to the sides where walls meet floors and cabinets meet floors, plus two to four inch recesses. Materials recommended include rubber tile linoleums cork tiles composition tiles and blocks.
Performance Hints From New Motor Analysis Shop
Russ Warner opened a motor analysis shop at 207 East Center Street offering engine tune ups to boost efficiency and curb vibrations. The shop focuses on precise analysis and restoration of factory settings using dedicated instruments, underscoring prevention over repair.
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Russ Warner
East Center Street
Warner
Werner
Linoleum Edging Clips Improve Floor Finish
When linoleum is laid over existing floors brass clips line the edges around baseboards and at doorways. They provide a neat appearance and serve a practical purpose in finishing and securing the floor covering.
Preservation of Brass Luster
To preserve brass luster, polish with a recommended brass metal polish and wipe away grease with benzine while bright. When benzine evaporates, apply a coat of clear lacquer.
Cheap paints fail to save money, FHA warns
FHA officials say buying very cheap paint is impractical and costly in the long run. Research shows cheap paint cracks and peels within 18 months, requiring stripping and rebasing, while good quality paint remains intact for years, leaving a perfect surface and avoiding extra priming.
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FHA
Basement Clearance Rules for Nonbasement Designs
Construction guidance notes that houses without basements must maintain at least 18 inches of clear space between the bottom edge of girders and joists and the ground beneath. This clearance ensures proper ventilation and structural integrity.
Fences as assets for homes and neighborhoods
Fences can enhance property value and curb appeal when matched to house style. They offer privacy, protect pets and children, and suit Cape Cod, colonial, modern, and other designs. Proper drainage under floors and around foundations is advised by FHA officials to maintain dry under-floor spaces in small homes.
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Cape Cod
Scott County Real Estate Transfers Summary
Real estate transfer list from Scott County shows Floyd Widdows selling Lot 5 Block 7 East Acres Sikeston for 450 dollars to Herman Mattlingly. Other transfers include Louisa Knopp selling Lots 7 8 Block 3 Bell City Fornfelt for 600, E Boardman to W P Bois aubin Lot 2 Block 7 East Acres Sikeston for 1, Joseph Hess to Anton Kielhofer 15.25 acres in township 29 range 13 for 2300, E P Ellis to Otto Blattel Lots 6 7 Block 1 Ancell for 1, Leo Warth to A G Schuerenberg Lot 18 Block 11 Chamber of Commerce Sikeston for 1000, Leo Trapp to Leo Blattel Lot 24 Block 6 Loy Addition Chaffee for 1, R A Mabry to F W Mabry 40 acres in township 28 range 15 for 1, R D Baker to Paul Jones Jr Lot 12 Block 56 McCoy Tanner 9th Addition Sikeston for 137.50, Artman Maddox to Robert Foster Fred Black and Chester Black 2 acres Vanduser for 300, Casper Enfert to Lydia Hifert 1 acre section 32 township 30 range 14 for 50, N F Anderson to E W Mo onachie 9.49 acres section 2 township 27 range 13 for 300, L L Collier to J G Young Lot 14 Block 37 Chaffee for 1.
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Floyd Widdows
Herman Mattingly
East Acres
Sikeston
Louisa Knopp
Della Perkins
Bell City
Fornfelt
E. Boardman
W. P. Boisaubin
Joseph Hess
Anton Kielhofner
E. P. Ellis
Otto Blattel
Ancell
Leo Warth
A. G. Schuerenberg
Chamber of Commerce
Leo Trapp
Leo Blattel
Loy
Chaffee
R. A. Mabry
F. W. Mabry
R. D. Baker
Paul Jones Jr
McCoy-Tanner
Artman Maddox
Robert Foster
Fred Black
Chester Black
Vanduser
Casper Enfert
Lydia Hifert
N. F. Anderson
E. W. Moonachie
L. L Collier
J. G. Young
E. F. Weidemann
Arthur Couch
Sikeston East
A. H. Kneibert
H. G. Sharp Jr
Hunter
W. H. Stelzer
E. J. Neinstedt
Barney Hearing
Henry Hearing
T. R. Rodgers
Leonard Allen
Lillian A. Smith
Ruth Lee
J. W. Lee
Evin Gilpin
E. M. Laster
Joe Moore
Commerce
Www. Co. Arnold
Henry Long
John Schlegel Jr
E. A. Reissaus
J. A. Reissaus
Chaffee Lumber Co
W. A. Williams
M. E. Montgomery
Williams Addition
Fred Fears
Walter Brawley
Jas. Fears
Sidney Meesey
Roy Johnson
Susie Johnson
Toney Miederhoff
E. E. Johnson
Earl Culbertson
Maggie Wyatt
John Webb
Joyce Emerson
Lotus Walker
W. H. Stausing
Charles Stausing
Q. S. Harris
Steele Maloney
Lillian A Smith
Harold Wooldridge
Mary Rector
Ruth McManus
Trotter
E M. Ervin
City of
Harry Hindman
Edward McDowell
N. D. Cook
Matthews
Oran
Cc. Cc. Scott
Ella Vick
Burkhard Miller
John Joseph Glennon
Scherer
R. E. Duval
Julia Wood
Cox
Lila Wilson
Ray Shores
R. A. McCord
Charlie Sturghill
Sunset 2Nd
C. C. Scott
Hiram Elam
Fairview
Hiram Blam
Paul Crandall
R. D
Finishing Touches for New Home of Boyce Farm Co
Charles H. Boyce moves Boyce Farm Equipment Co to a modern brick building on Highway 60 Sikeston. Moving to take at least two weeks with six weeks to two months to fully finish. A 50 by 100 foot frame shed will be built at the rear for storage. The current building will pass to the Carroll Estate when the lease ends early next year and may be rented.
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Boyce Farm Equipment Co
Charles H. Boyce
Boyce Farm Equipment Company
Highway 60
Sikeston
Boyce
Carroll
Real estate transfers and land sales in Sikeston area
A long list of property trades and transfers records numerous parcels in Sikeston and neighboring towns. Transactions include hundreds of acres and multiple lots across Chaffee, Commerce, Mathews, and surrounding additions with prices ranging from $1 to $1800, noting buyers such as E F Weidemann, A H Kneibert, J F Anderson, Gertrude Harrison, and many others.
Dark walls reduce contrast behind built-ins
Dark colored paint on walls behind built in bookcases softens the color contrast with books and harmonizes the appearance of rows of uneven volumes.
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R. K. Bone
Theodore Kelley
Arden and
Lillian Heilise
Robert Couch
BE. R. Putnam Jr
J. H. Palmer
McCoy and Tanner
Rock Cafe
Bone Building
Benton, Missouri
O. L. Spencer
Federal Housing Administration
Sikeston Board of Public Works
Scott County
J. F. Anderson
Gertrude Harrison
Eugene Hahs
D. Kern
Raymond Arnold
Scott County Abstract Company
Harris D. Rogers
Ioyare
Tahoe
Eubanks Lumber Co
Sikeston, MO
Clarence Scott Stallcup