08 Apr 1909
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Newspaper
Hayti Herald
Location
Hayti, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1909
Page
1
In a volatile city election the defeated slate, led by Mayor John T. Buckley and several officers, conceded to the voters. The official tally listed candidates including Sarack Gaskins, Lawn Lefler, and others, with some names misread in the OCR but clearly showing a rejection of the slate and a shift toward new leadership.
Red Men organize with officers elected including Prepehet HLL Deewidseri Saredien OA and Priek Seniea Saetiinem. The piece notes state political topics, election cycles, and upcoming votes affecting taxes, with mentions of Arkansas and various local figures and orders.
A lamenting Resolution of Respect notes the death of Edward L. Dover on the April date. It expresses sincere condolences to his relatives and outlines a sorrowful tribute with planned services. The document mentions recent community actions and legal notices connected to Dover’s passing.
Gio April and Gwin place the first tree a silver leaf maple in the public square for Mrs. Gwin's fiftieth birthday. G M Hawes, founder of Havti, supports beautifying the city and leads the Civic League. Minutes later T Buckles and Chilielie Mot plant a second maple, hoping the square becomes a place of pleasure.
The school election yielded a solid vote for a tax levy over 40 percent and a 25 cent levy. The term length was set at nine months. Professor B S Stearns received 140 votes for school Commissioner, while Armes Titian and Do D Heard won director seats with 140 and 139 votes respectively for a three year term.
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