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THE 8IKESTON (MO.) HERALD THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 30, 1934 Conduct Ground Breaking Ceremony Armed Forces 25TH D1V KOREA Cp3. Vernon W. Phleps. 21, son of Mrts.

Mury M. He-slm, 259 Kathleen Sikeston, was recently transferred from thc 2d Division to the 25th Infantry Division, which is now the process of leaving Korea for Schofield Barracks. Hawaii. 25th "Tropic Lightning" Division, which has seen more combat in Korea than any other American unit, arrived on the peninsula in July 1950. shortly after the Communist invasion Corporal Phelps, a squad leader, entered the Army in April 1953 and arrived in Korea last February.

GROUND-BREAKING CEREMONY--Held recently at the site of the Second General Baptist Church, Airport Addition. The church, now under construction, will cost approximately S10.000 in material alone. The building in the background, formerly used as the church, i be converted into an educational building. The new church will be 40 60 feet, of frame construction, with concrete and tile floor. Among those pictured above are.

center, Mr. Wofford, the architect. On his left. Ifomer Henson, on his right. Elmer Stanfill.

The pastor, the Rev. Roy Stantill, is standing at the extreme right. 3D KOREA CpL William D. Rushing, 22, whose wife, Phyliss, lives in Bernie, Mo is serving with the 3d Infantry Division in Korea. The "Rock of the Marne" division, which saw bitter fighting in the Iron Triangle and at Outpost Harry, is now training as part of the U.

security force on the peninsula. CorporaJ Rushing, son of Mr and Mrs. Lowell Perkins, Route 2. Parma, is a re- conaissance sergeant in the 58th Field Artillery Battalion's Battery A. He entered the Army in Mai ch 1950 and arrived in Korea last August.

Parma Highlights Mrs. Irva Lee Kerr pate in the Semi-Centenmal Parade Memphis, Tenn spent the in Parma next month. Maiden. Lil- end with her father and brother, bourn and New Madrid, and Pa-- Glenwood Thompson and Ronnie, Anyone wishing to enter a who had spent Friday and Satur- ma PEARL HARBOR (FHTNC) -Fred P. Kaullen, sonarrhan first class, USN, son of Mr.

and Mrs Fred A. Kaullen of 200 E. North Sikeston, Mo and husband of acres U.SPS. 2879, township 29, range 14, $550. Mr.

and Mrs. Finis L. DeWitt and other considerations, lot 4, considerations, 3.7 acres, section 20. township 26. range 14.

James H. DeWitt et al to Finis L. DeWitt. $3200, part lot 5, part lot 10, Lillian A. Smith Addition east of Sikeston.

Mr. and Mrs. Keith Ford to Mr. and Mrs. John A Groseclose, $1 and other considerations, 1 acres, section 25, township 29, range 12.

Lyman R. Bowman et al to Scott County Milling $8000, part outblock 10, Sikeston. Lyman R. Bowman, et al to R. Byron Bowman, S1000, lots 10, 11, block 18, McCoy-Tanner third addition, Sikeston Mr.

and Mrs. Louis Curry to Mr. and Mrs. Harold W. Ross, $1 and other considerations, lot 15, block 5, Loy Addition, Chaffee.

John Schott et al to Bertha F. Todt, $3000, 6-7 interest in lot 1 and part 2, block 3, Oran. Wayne Clayton to Mr. and Mrs. J.

W. Bowers, $1 and other considerations, lots 1 to 8, 13 to 19. block 4, McCord Subdivision, Sikeston Mr. and Mrs. A.

Moore to O. W. Boley and C. Phillips. $1200.

part lot 23, block 3, Matthews Third Addition. Vanduser. Mr. and Mrs. Winifred Lemonds to Mr and Mrs.

Lloyd R. Shy, $1 and other considerations, lot 15, replat lots 3, 4, Stallings Addition, Sikeston. Mr. and Mrs. Wm.

R. Wing, to eston. Mrs. Lois Newman and baby girl of Oran, Mo. Violet Porter, New Madrid.

Blanche Watson, New Madrid. Kenneth Henry, Bloomfield. Lois Hurley, Charleston. Patients admitted to the Missouri Delta Community Hospital Thursday: Wilma Nordin, Russellville, Ark. Lawrence Pfifer, Sikeston.

Prentice Crawford, Sikeston. Lois James, Portageville. Imogene Jeffers. Portageville. Edith Sparks, Morehouse.

Patients discharged from the Missouri Delta Thursday: Margaret Kain, Sikeston. Dorothy Byrn, Plant, Tenn. Sam Hamra, Lilbourn. SPINET PIANO--Like new, guaranteed, original co.st ovei $800. Large amount paid in.

Want tellable party to assume easy payments. Write Credit Depai tment, Cape Music Co, 419 Broadwa. Cape Giraideau, MISSOUH. (39-40) boy, Morehouse. The following patients were admitted to The Missouri Delta Community Hospital on Fiiday: Violet Shelby, New Madrid.

Discharges on Friday: Perry Hyatt, Sikeston. Patricia Carter, Bell City. Sharon Carter, Bell City. Linda Cain, Canalou. Dennis Knight, Morehouse.

Hazel Hogan, Sikeston. James Daniels, Colored, Essex. Shirley Lee Johnson, Charleston Marian Demaris, transferred to St Louis, Sikeston. Orillo Buchannan, Sikeston Mrs C. T.

Howaid Jr. and baby boy, 705 Taylor Sikeston. Patients admitted to the Missouri Delta Community Hospital Gnaidcau District Hereford Association, 35 head registeied, Polled and Homed Herefords, consisting of 26 females and 9 bulls Satuiciyy, October 23, 1934 Southeast Missouri District Fair Grounds Cape ardeau, Missouii. Show at 10.00 a. at 1:00 For catalog write A.

D. Amhart, Secretary, Jackson, 31st EAST CENTRAL MISSOURI HEREFORD ASSOCIATION REGISTERED CATTLE SALE, October 15, 1954, at Farmington, Missouri. 15 bulls and 20 females. Selected for quality. For catalog, write W.

S. Rumburg, Faim- ington, Missouri. (39-40) NOW YOU CAN UCR ATHLETE'S FOOT WITH KERATOLYTIC ACTION T-4-L, a a i fungicide SLOUGHS OFF the tainted outer (km, exposing buried fungi and kills on contact. Leaves mkin like baby's. In iuxt ONE HOUR, If not pleased, your 4Oc any drug store.

Today at WHITE'S DRUG STOHE. Glen Johnson been stationed at Lackland A i from a a Hlgh uien jonnson stickleback recently made Force Base in San Antonio. Tex cntercd )n Mr and Mrs. R. Keaamg 01 he Mj gnd Bennle Work- Tcnk ins Millerton Okla Naval Technician School of Dentis- Slkebton Llllbourn visited this week h.

Qf guppy Mr and Mrs. Clinton SScSgeT the snorkel submarine is engaged in Scott, $1 and other considerations, Missouri De lta Community Hospi- daily training operations in Hawai- 1 acres, lot 6, Applegate North Ad- tal Friday: j-lmml ff ft 1 IflTI Si Qf his mother. Mr. and Mrs Buttrey. Story visite his stor at the atl mcludc thc vanous a c- Miss Rita Friday of last WCCK try last week.

He spent the week and Parma is namcd the Treasure was 1 transferred to Great Lakes chcst end here with his wife Gladys and oducf his parents Mr. and Mrs Harry Meier. 'Mrs. Sam Duggms and daughter the Queen and the sunace umis and son-in-law, Sgt. and Mrs Willi- bc rcprescnted by Brandon Hospital Poplar Bluff, tisubmarine defenses am R.

Lonneberg of San Antonio. Miee Baker and Ml5S Gay Sunday for visited their par- Ifafa of the school ian waters, developing offensive dition Sikeston. and defensive underwater tactics Arthur T. Freeman to Mr. and She also assists other naval air and Mrs Roy Couchins, $1 and other Matthew Crawford, colored, Sik- a A A one aiSJ aaMSlo uuiei navcu an euna Doyle Hicks was admitted to the surface units in bettering their an considerations, part lot 8, block 5, Sikes Third Addition, Sikeston.

IS International Shoe Buys Made in County Canadian Manufacturer Gwendolyn Shain, Wilma Nordin, Russellville, Ark. John Mason, Sikeston. Rozella Marrick, Sikeston. Mrs. Everett Nunn and baby girl, Parma.

Mrs. Fred Bailey and baby boy, Charleston. Mr. and Mrs Ralph E. Boyer to FOR SALE To R.

E. A. members, Kelvinotor ranges, refrigerators, water heaters, home freezers, and Barnes water pumps. Gfrod buys in used appliances. See us before you trade.

SCOTT-NEW MADRID- MISSISSIPPI ELECTRIC Cooperative Sikeston Bloomfield TO CONTRACTORS reby given that bids will uw tbe otiice ol City Clerk in bike'ton up to I'OO October 4 19M tor the furnishina oi all thc ir.alonctU. equipment and labor, i i tost ol engineering, connection wi'h the work ol cons'ructing a concrete pavement on Kathleen Street Irom thc east side ol Mam Street to the side ol Maple Street in Sikeston. Missouri, in accordance i the plans and specifications on lile in my office at thc- City Hall. Said work to be let as a whole and not subdivided Pavement to be constructed is approximately 499 65 lent in length All proposals must stipulate that contractors will accept in payment theieol, special tax bills issued against the propeity abutting on the improvement. The City reserves ths right to reject all bids JOHN W.

A City Clerk. 38-39 NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Notice Is Hereby Given. That Letters of Administration on the estate of David M- Hampton. deceased were granted to the undersigned on the 31st day of August. 1954 by the Probate Court oi Scott County Missouri All persons having claims against said estate are required to exhibit them to me lor allowance within six mor.tns aiter the date of said letters or they may be precluded from any Deneht of such estate and ,1 such claims be not exhibited within one year from the date of said letters snail forever MARY M.

HAMPTON. Witness my hand and seal of the Pro Court of Scott County SEAL L. SPENCER. Probate Judge. 3 6 3 7 3 8 39) PROFESSIONAL CHIROPRACTOR DR.

F. L. SISSON Cniropractor X-ray Neurocalometer PHONE 626 Highway 61 North Phones: Office 1991. DR. L.

E. BECHTOLD Chiropractor Residence 1971 130a Front Street Sikeston. Missouri sa visited Mrs. A. D.

Brown, Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Willie Ford and Mr. and Mrs.

Reed Gardner of Greenwood and at Parma- temoon Fulton. Ky. spent Sunday afternoon Jerrv Rowland with her aunt, Mrs Lena Kerr Mr. and Mrs Albert Wilson left Monday for Bangora, Michigan, where they expect to work in the fruit harvest. Mrs.

Lenme Ligens of Tallapoo- Mrs. Jack lattell and Mike, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Jimmy Robert- Ed i presldent national and Laurence M. Savage, RISCO NEWS Miss Alma Thompson O.

Story, Judy, Jerre and Tomson $1 and other considerations, president of Savage shoes Limited my spent Friday evening at Cape i ot 9, block 2, Stallings Addition, were not sclosed Girardeau, Tommy was there for Sikeston. Rand gtated that the Canadian medical treatment. Mr an( Mrs Wm. F. Hovis to firm wiil con ttnue to operate as Tereso Guzman, Sikeston.

Patients discharged Saturday: Marjorie George, Oak Hill, O. Marvin Waldron, Sikeston. Pauline Mouchette, Sikeston. Mrs. William Colwick and baby Funeral services were held Sept.

Mrs Sadie Booth returned from family of Risco visited Sunday aft- a three weeks visit with, Mr. and 19. at 2:30 rn. at the Risco High ernoon with her mother Mrs Jim Mrs. H.

LaCoss at Detioit, Mich. School Gymnasium for Tec. Sgt. Absher and husband. Mr and Mrs Jim Booth at Mon- Robert Earl Basking, conducted by Mr.

and Mrs. Roger Morgan roe. Mich and Mr and Mrs Ed- tnc CV Donald Cochran. pastor of were week end visitors of relatives ward Booth at Paxton. Ill Mrs Arthur Barret was in Kan- and Mrs Robert G.

Miller, a "separate'corporate entity. There boy, 113 E. Gladys, Sikeston. sas City. this week for medi- $100j lot 44 Rowe Addition, Sikes- iu no change in.

management Mrs. Tharold Galloway and baby cal treatment. ton. policy. The present officers and boy, Rt.

3, Sikeston. Last Rites for Robert Earl Baskin of SJJceston to Mrs A directors. Laurence M. Savage, C. William (Bill) Driver, north tWQ grav lot Re Rjdner and John Malcolm Matthews.

Garden Thelma Evans, Blodgett. Sylvester Dublin, Matthews. Lee Joe Campbell, Canalou. Edith Sparks, Morehouse. Patients admitted to the Mis- Johnson returned Sunday after visiting in Poplar Bluff Plint Mich and St Louis.

Mo Mrs. Tommy Kizer and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. T. M.

Trpton at- Dockery visited Mr Dockery at tended the Democratic meeting at the Doctors Hospital Thursday of Sikeston Saturday night. last week at Poplar Bluff Rev. W. A. Foster ministered at Mr.

and Mrs John Borges of a sten-daughter, his parents. Mr. dibon. Sikeston. the Church of God in Gideon Sun- Tulare, Calif ainved Saturday for and Mrs Ear i Baskin of Risco, two Rose McLam to near Eureka, Alaska, while on a hunting expedition, and had been Alaska for the past six years.

is survived by his wife, Mrs. Mildred Baskin, three children and lot 5. 3, Parkland Ad- Lula Under- Mem- will continue. Edgar E. Rand, Hen.

i ry H. Rand, and Robert O. Mon- Mr and Mrs. Wm Bess tb Mr. nig have been elected to the board and Mrs.

Wm. V. Eaton, SI atid of directors of Savage Shoes- Urnit- other considerations, lot 17, block ed to represent International. 8. Chamber of Commerce Addr- Savage, founded in 1921, operates souri De ta Hospital" Saturday tiorv Sikeston.

six plants producing Goodyear Alma Haskins, colored, Catron. Mr. and Mrs. A. W.

welt, cement and stitchdown shoes. Patients discharged from the to Mr. and Mrs B. T. Walker The company's general offices, Missouri Delta Hosp.

Saturday: $100 and other considerations, warehouse, and three manufactur- IS en jj 1S) Millerton, Okla. nits are located in Preston, Ada Dandndge colored New io, about sixty miles west of adnd are in Recce, Sikeston. Our crattsnren will create a monument specifically to your design. Monuments of Distinction SIKESTON MONUMENT COMPANY Phone 222 Uy. 61 S.

day. Mr. and Mrs. O. E.

Pfeffcr and family visited her parents Mr and Mrs. V. Adams of Steele, Mo Sunday- other considerations, Gait, Kitchener, and unta a with her sister and family, i ters, Mrs Bmnie Cato of Grand wood, $1 Mr and Mrs Willie Shaw Prairie. Texas and Mrs John Tu- Junior Chism Mr and may Mo. Mrs Odis Greer to sales amount to nearly Cletus Earl and Mr and Mrs Tom- Knights Funeral Service of Mai- Mr and Mrs uais ureer my Earl and son.

Charles of St den was in charge and interment Jarrett, 51500 part lot 32 Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Ballard and Louis v.crc weekend guests of Mr. the Maiden Memorial Cemetery. Lillian A.

Smith Addition east ot family who were residing in St. and Mrs W. Chism Pall Bearers were war veterans. Sikeston. Joseph.

Mich, moved back to Par- Rev Willmgham of Pop- Harold Hildebrand. Ralph Blough. ma last week. lar Bluff, Mr and Mrs Applegate. Warren McConnell.

James Bell and Mitchel Gin- slow Eugene Toman, Sikeston. Mrs. G. A. Stewart returned John Gibbs.

Thtus-da afternoon Wednesday after nd ing a Mrs A W. Wilkey Efnd Mrs month visiting with her daughter Mart Sheehan visited Mrs. Lois Mrs. Irene Kellow and family of McCall in Poplar Bluff, Tuesday, Decater. Ill, her son.

Mr Arthur afternoon Stewart and family and Rev. and Pvt. and Mrs Donald Greggno Mrs. Holland Edmundson of Detroit of Fort Smith. Ark spent from weekend Mich, and a grandson M-Sgt.

Mick- Wednesday until Sunday ey O. Stewart of Syracuse, Y. her parents. Mr. and Mrs George Mr.

and Mrs. Glcndle Bcaird at- Kcttlcton. tended the Rodeo Sikcston. Sun- Mr. and Mrs.

Arlin Bailey of Tip- day, ton. Ind were weekend guests of Mr Woodrow Hon visited Tues- brother and family, Mr. a day with Dr. Joe Lanpo who in Mrs Luthrr Bailey Mrs Martin and sons of visited her parents, Mr and Mrs Roy Hedgers over the Filed Recently With Circuit Clerk BENTON The following cases were filed recently with Jerry Briggs. circuit clerk- Betty Shaver vs.

Harold L. Shaver, divorce. Married Sept. 30. 1950.

5, block 2. Fair- at they lived to Ruby Jarrett to Tharon Stallings. S100 and other considerations, part lot 32, Lillian A Smith Addition east of Sikeston. Mr Mrs. Jack girl, Sikeston.

Mrs. Carl Nichols and baby girl, Rt. 2, Matthews. Mrs. Gene Acord and baby girl, the Cape Osteopathic Hospital for Mrs L.

Campbell and Larry or Sikeston Post Office Ready for Children Who Wont to Save With thc opcnTnc of a school year, local post offices arc gether intermittently until June 1. ft54 In her Petition she alleges horn to vile-d unmentior- ard. SI and other considerations, part lot 22, East Addition. Sikeston. Ralph May and wife to Mr and ble choked Mrs medical treatment demand for L.

I Denton. $500 and other east of Addition east ot Campbell spent the weekend in Unltcd states Savings Stamps by Mrs A D. Bro'A-n and daughter Sikcston. visiting Mr and Mrs thnfty students and parents. Mary SUP transacted business Dexter Monday afternoon Mrs Betty Paavrielski of Flint.

Mich, is -Ailh her mother and other ths Mr. Charles Xur.n and mother of Tnd. spirit the weekend Miss Elsie Baker Tne A jrlrls of thc Bap- Chester Sconyers and family. Larry attended the Rodeo Miss Chris 4 Hanking Home Economic 1 Teacher, spent weekend uith her sifter in Mrm- Tt'TT! ton. Lctitia Jones to A.

Wayne Bess. lots 23B. 23A. 2 and 22. Crowe local post offices sold S600 in U.

Mr and Mrs Harlan al. quiet title Saxmgs Stamps, nearly all of (Q Mr gnd Mrs Harlan ita M. E. Montgomery vs. which went to school children par- kor $1 and othcr cons)dorat ns.

Rogers back assaulted her and slapped her was six months pregnant, she has heretofore suffered from polio and weighs but 85 pounds while defendant weighs in excess of 200, he mistreats thc child of a former marriage. Linda Sue Waltemate. 4. told her he no longer loves her. She asks for divorce, and car Lester John and P.J*.- in thc Treasure -sponsor- ti.ta.ureh holder mess meeting at the leader ilrs Thursday 'vnirm c--i ed School Sdvmgv program "There 0 the Kcdeo in S.kos- mc Chaffce in SiKtston 1R 19 block Addlt i on Mr and Mr, John Hon nrr shopping aid Mr- a i L't'rll Mr.

ar.d Mr- Rod M'ke. Tv.rnnv anc 1 Storv and Mr and Mrs Coy Crain a'- attended thc Rxko Siktston. tended the fair in Carc Girardcau Sunday afternoon last -weekend Y.W.*. Mrct nir Mr, and Mrs Footer of The A of the Fir-! Baptist Elkville. 111.

visited Tuesday a Church nvt at 1h- Wednesday brother and n' -Aith Mr arjd Mrs. A Foster. Don.iid Mr- EitreV Mr John ret-jm-d hom" Neivmcham. Greer. Sunday after 'hcirn; in the Coc-hran and WaTkr-r prc pital in Bh.fl for medical The program was on Ftrcicn treatment.

rnd their small children not yet in Sarah Gustccn McClellan George McClellan. divorce Thev were married at Caruthcrs- she Coi'-man She ch.Tgc.* ht cold and indifferent. did pleased him. was were born and she wishes for BucK and rflJU i I TM family cf S'TJ- W.MV. day with Mr ar.d D'-tro-jt WM 1 tV- Green and riaueh'T 1 in rf Mrs.

Ejrjiro 1 iito- v. -h Mi Ind ace Tavlor to uh'er" Parana 1 for IV uho dj fl Th" Pa of i ii h---- -i M- D-incr -X-vV z-i 4 M-" r5 i 'O I 1 'J i i i a -nines prog F. i --ire The 'M A eh '1 rr and CIT "hro ich high i 4 'o nrl 1 ho i vrog i f. ram du: me thr reciil.Tr. i from -chool ha vi th-' 1 icmat'- i rirr 1 Add'tion.

Mr and Mrs aib.im; will bc furnij-hcd in Moullon Imc free bv local offices to anyone ooo. lots 5. 6. block Dn hlstadt- them When arc fill- and Homer York to custody thiv may then be oxchang'-d a nd Mrs Jcrald S100 a tonk or other financial ar o'hcr consideration-. 7.art lot ta damages.

for a United States Scncs i Lillian A Smith AddiVi. east Bcrid of Ma 1 colTi SH)d that plan? arc now Mr and John 11 K.f.y be'Dj; made by school admmislra- to Mr and Na: ri'-r. S1 and volunteer mem- and othvr 1 in 4. -s of th" C. East Acr romm tlc-c to expand student Mr and Mrs id Mr-.

Carl Wh aa- Thc lollnvems mittod io Thr Community Hospital Thursday othcr 25 Chaffrr 1 A to Mr and and SI and 'o' 12. block Co i S100 lot 1. Marjorie Kenneth Ho5.r. Patricia Carter. KcH Ci'v Shcrry Carter.

Bell Kmchl. Morehouse Ca-n. Cn.ialou Frorne Brewer. Lillvurn a 1 at o'. are 4 i.

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c. siiij i Co to STX) S7 'ot Paula Culberlson. Sikeston Richard Allison. Colored. tcs and baby boy, Rt.

1, Sikeston. Admissions Sunday: Adam Gamez, Morehouse. Nirvel Bonner, colored, Essex. Kathryn Richey. Sikeston.

Marvin Waldron. Sikeston. Pauline Mouchette, Sikeston. Guadalupe Garza, Matthews Claude Lancaster. New Madrid Essie Gaincs.

colored. Essex Thelma Evans, Blodgett. Melvin Sexton, Rt. 1, Painton. Discharges Sunday: Emma Lee Abies.

Sikeston Adam Gamez. Morehouse. Mrs. Joe Gardner and Baby Boy, and 525 Sikes, Sikeston. Nirvel Bonner, colored Essex.

Burns et Mo. transferred to St. Mary In- firmy, St. Louis. Mo.

Patients admitted to the Mo Delta Community Hospital on Sunday: Jose Catron. Michael Kneczle. SikcMon Louise Foster, Alvm Hampton, Sikcston. Patients discharged from Mo Delta Community Hospital Sunddy: Mrs. Ernest While and bab boy.

Charleston. Rt. 1 Mrs. David ar.d baby girl. 324 Yircjnia.

Sikeston Mrs Kermit and baby girl. 332-S Davis, New Marirsa Claude Lancaster. Nciv Madrid Fror.ic M. Brewer. Daisy Thompson, Matthews Dorothv Ovcrby, Patient? admitted to trie Mis- Delta Community Hospital Monday: Georcc Hawkins.

Sikcstor, Mir.me Gilmorc, EaO. Prairie Kathrn Richey. Sikeston. SjlxWler Dublin. William f-itton.

New Madrid P-ill Payne. R' Sikeston. Pearl Roberts, S.kcst^n Cbfl'tic Barr.c-. Richard Allison. New KELLER LAUNDRY CLEANERS Phone 767 Highway 61 South SPECIALS ON ALUMINUM AWNINGS, LARGE DOOR CANOPIES, WEATHERSTRIPPING S5.60 and up per window Aluminum Storm Windows and Combination Doors Glassed in Porches with Storm Windows or Louvered Windows Free Estimates 36 Months to Pa? (ape Storm Window Weatherstrip Co.

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S. Surplus NEW TRAILERS NEVFR I SKI. NKAV 6:00 16 TIKES. rtKFKCT VOK FARM WAGONS $125.00 Hohs Mochine Works We Remove Dead Animals Free! Telephone Us Collect Telephone Sikeston 441 Dead Animal Disposal Co. 5 from -1 M' FAST APPLIANCE SERVICE All MaKes Electric or Gas Wilborr, R-r.

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