Better Homes And Better Foods Food Preservation Tips
Homemakers in Scott county dry surplus peaches pears and apples to boost family food stocks. Dried fruits store easily with minimal containers and offer flavor variety. To avoid spoilage store away from weevils, use heat methods like stove sun or oven kept near 130 degrees. Continuous airflow speeds drying.
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Scott County
Sulphur Preserve: Thrify Homemakers Suggest Apple Method
Scott county homemakers outline a sulphur-based method to preserve surplus apples. Steps include preparing fruit, sulfur fumigation in a vented container, stored in stone jars or large jars with weights, and later cooking as needed. Notes warn about fumes and digestion impact.
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Scott County
Four 4 H Clubs Form This Week In New Hamburg
Four 4 H clubs were organized this week by the community. The members, boys and girls, pledge responsibility to home and nation and aim to participate in the vital program of supplying food for home and defense. Rev H E Eggermann and Sister Latina are connected with New Hamburg.
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Rockview
Ruth Blocker
E Crumbaugh
South Rockview
Chas. Baty
Nora Green
McMullin
Ernest Alsup
Scott County
New Hamburg
Rev
H. E. Eggermann
Pemiscot Fair to Run October 1 Despite Derby Event
The Pemiscot County Fair in Caruthersville sponsored by the American Legion will run October 1 through 5. A main feature is the Merchant's Derby scheduled for October 5, highlighting the five day festival.
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Caruthersville
Pemiscot County
The
American Legion
Fall fashions in Sikeston draw women to new wardrobes
Richer colors and harvest tones define the season as Southeast Missouri women seek updated fall clothes. Hats with apron-backs and crocheted crowns join velveteen and corduroy outfits, while the staple black dress remains a key foundation piece for a full season of social and business events.
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Jack Frost
Missouri
Southeast Missouri
Sikeston
Fall Wardrobe Push At Sikes Stores This Week
Readers are urged to shop Sikes stores this week for fall wardrobe updates and accessories amid busy displays of clothing and costume jewelry. The emphasis is on stylish pieces to refresh outfits for the season.
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Sikeston’s
Slacks Gaining Ground for Women Workers in Factories
The cotton slacks outfits increasingly popular in women’s vacation wear are finding a ready market among factory workers. In several Eastern factories management has approved work slacks for women and in some cases advise their use as a safety measure, though not mandatory.
Noted Maryland educator to speak at Southeast Missouri teachers meet
Dr Harold Benjamin dean of the College of Education University of Maryland will give one of the opening addresses at the sixty sixth annual Southeast Missouri district Teachers Association meeting at State College Cape Girardeau October 16 17 He has studied education in Latin America Great Britain and Scandinavia and has served at Colorado Stanford Minnesota and in South America under Carnegie endowment for international peace The two day program includes nine other educational figures an all Southeast Missouri orchestra a Warrensburg Mules versus Teachers College Indians football game a homecoming dance and receptions
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College of Education
University of Maryland
Southeast Missouri
State College
Cape Girradeau
Latin America
Great Britain
Benjamin
Carnegie Endowment For International Peace
University of Colorado
Stanford University
University of Minnesota
Teachers College
Cape Girardeau
Southeast Misouri District Teachers Association
Missouri
Warrensburg
Poplar Bluff Extends City Mail Routes Oct 1
Poplar Bluff will extend city mail delivery routes to new sections on October 1. William Smothers, assistant postmaster, says authority has been received for the extension and for hiring an additional clerk in the Poplar Bluff office.
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Poplar Bluff
William Smothers
Types of repairs now practical for homes
Among the types of home repairs now held to be desirable and practical are repairs to existing heating plants to bring maximum efficiency insulation to conserve fuel improvement of natural lighting conditions to conserve electrical energy urgent repairs to roofs and other exterior surfaces to preserve property from destruction by the elements
Pemiscot youth joins Royal Canadian Air Force
James L. Burton son of Mr and Mrs Lemmie Burton of this city left for Ontario Canada to enlist in the Royal Canadian Air Force He is the first Pemiscot county youth to join the Canadian Air Force James was a star football player at Blytheville high school
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James L. Burton
Lemmie Burton
Ontario
Canada
Royal Canadian Air Force
Pemiscot County
Canadian Air Force
James
Blytheville High School
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