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Newspaper

Sikeston Herald

Location

Sikeston, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1949

Page

3

Missouri Aids for Crippled Children Highlight Rural Needs

Missouri Society for Crippled Children highlights public ignorance about available medical, social, and economic aid. Dr. Robert L. McNamara notes half of Missouri’s counties are rural with limited health units, urging expanded case-finding and outreach to farm families. The bulletin also profiles leaders and experts advocating awareness and services for crippled children across the state.

Alberta Chase Missouri McNamara Missouri Society State Crippled Children’s Service Dr. McNamara Charles E. Lively Freida Brackebush Health and Hospital Division St. Louis Social Planning Council Lyle B. Cooke Kansas City C. Malone Stroud

Turkey Short Course At Missouri University College Of Agriculture

Turkey production remains high in Missouri and the annual short course will be held October 13 to 15 at the University College of Agriculture. Day one focuses on specialized breeders and graders with grading discussions and live-bird practice while days two and three cover turkey raising topics including the National Turkey Improvement Plan Selecting and Managing Breeding Stock and disease control.

Missouri Illinois Producers Live Stock Marketing Association Illinois Agricultural Colleges National Stock Yards Roberts. Clough Missouri 4-H Department Frank H. Mynard Illinois 4-H G. H. Russell Illinois Extension Service E. S. Matteson Missouri Agricultural Extension Service University College of Agriculture

Health for all te cured and half-cured

Impatience has caused tragedies and failures in tuberculosis care. The article urges full, patient treatment in sanatoria and warns against leaving care early. It notes there is no half cure and emphasizes medical guidance for lasting recovery, sponsored by the Missouri Tuberculosis Association. The Douglas fir note mentions David Douglas, the Scottish botanist who introduced it to Europe.

Missouri Tuberculosis Association David Douglas Europe

Beautiful breakfast sets at special prices

Fall specials at LAIR'S offer stylish breakfast sets at reduced prices. Limited quantities, select designs available now.

Lair’s

Church Leader Named to Economic Development Post

Wesley F Rennie an international church and Y M C A leader was named executive director of the Committee for Economic Development. Rennie a Seattle resident has long served Y M C A roles and been linked with United Nations activities since 1945. He also holds positions with Y M C A allied groups and church international affairs commissions.

New York N. Y Wesley F. Rennie International Church Committee For Economic Development W. Walter Williams Rennie Ambleside Road Seattle Young Men’s Christian Associations United Nations U. N San Francisco Alliance of Young Men’s Christian Associations Commission of the Churches On International Affairs

Co-Charmen Named For Scott County USO Campaign

M W Hamill of Hime and Thos L Arnold of Benton have accepted the appointment as co chairmen for the 1919 USO campaign in Scott county. Robert E Lee Hill of Columbia, State chairman of the USO, announces the county campaign to raise funds for the re activated USO will get under way this fall. Harvey S Firestone Jr is national president of the USO.

M W. Hamill Hime Thos. L Arnold Benton USO Scott County Robert E Lee Hill Columbia Hill America Harry S. Truman Harvey S. Firestone Jr

Easy Wood kiln history at Norfolk in 1879

The brief note recalls that Easy Wood earned its first kiln dry at Norfolk Virginia in 1879, marking an early milestone in the company’s processing timeline.

Norfolk, Va

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Robert L. McNamara University of Missouri The Missouri Society For Crippled Children Wm H. Hartnett 4-H Club National Gas CO Ksim Newspaperfshiyes Dee the Great New Laetica Hoover Illmo M. H. Hamil Mrs N. E. Raines Ancell George J. Arnold Kelso Joseph Keusenkothen Fred Burger New Hamburg H. J. Melies E. A. Schindler Oran Bud Mason Tom Baty Morley Harry Daugherty Ruth Finney Commerce J. T. Carlton Blodgett B. F. Marshall Or Crista Paschall Diehlstadt E. E. Crader O. F. Anderson Turkey Auto Club Powell Insurance Agency Sikeston, Missouri
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