Gun toteing measures advance in legislature
The house approved Senator Wilson's bills to make concealed weapon carrying a felony and to restrict weapon displays in show windows. An amendment exempts revolvers in store showcases. The acts, praised as landmark, aim to curb homicides, with penalties from $104 fines to up to two years in the penitentiary. Hawkins and Hall spoke in favor, citing prosecutorial experience.
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House
Wilson
St. Louis
Kansas City
St. Joseph
Senate
Hawkins
Dunklin County
Hall
Platte County
Boyers Famous Show Heads to Hayti May 1st
The J H Boyers Famous Show an aging 10 Nights Bar Room and Vaudeville Company with 30 performers land orchestra and seats travels in the largest passenger car ever built and will perform in Hayti on Saturday May 1 at 7 PM The act features a high dive singing dancing and musical routines with various novelty acts Dont miss it in Hayti May 1.
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J. H. Boyers
Huyti
Ree
Plenty
Hayti
Square graded improve city square grounds and entrances
Last week the public square grading began with high ground near the city hall used to build up the east side. The first steps of the east and south entrances were covered, the walk raised to the second step. Dirt from the east side and substantial amounts hauled to the west, south and north sides. The southeast corner is set. fencing ordered and will be placed upon arrival. Praise for workers shows what can be done when people unite. Mrs. Sallie McFarland and Miss Cora De Lisle visited Portageville. met a distant relative aged 14 and 64, lifelong residents. New subscribers include Mollie White, C. C. Rodgers, J. L. Woolverton, C. W. Sullivant, T. J. Hornback, W. B. H Reasoner, J. Mayes, H. Hoffman. A reader invites more cussing at the Herald to spur subscriptions.
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Sallie McFarland
Cora de Lisle
Portageville
Morgan family relocates to Hayti in recognition of service
Collin Morgan and family of Kennett have settled in Hayti. Morgan is father of Pred and Chartie and is praised as a good citizen. He previously served twice as Dunklin County sheriff and four times as Kennett marshal. Mrs. J. W. McFarland visited relatives in Hayti.
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Collin Morgan
Kennett
Hayti
Mr. Morgan
Pred
Chartie
Dunklin County
Hayti Stock Law Election Notice 1909
Special election to decide enacting an ordinance banning cattle hogs horses mules asses sheep and goats from running at large within Hayti Missouri May 3 1909 polling place city hall northeast room first floor judges W H Morris F M Gwin P S Ravenstein A Fields mayor F A Mayes attested by A H Dunn clerk
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Hayti
Pemiscot County
Missouri
Board of Aldermen
Huyti
W. H. Morris
F. M. Gwin
P. S. Ravenstein
A. Fields
F. A. Mayes
A. H. Dunn
Ladies Aid Bazaar and May Festival Planned
The Ladies Aid announces a spring Bazaar and May Festival featuring aprons and kimonos among other items. It will probably be held on May 12.
Civic League Seeks Help for Smith Family in Need
The Civic League appeals for aid for the Smith family, a sick unemployed father with a wife and three children, describing them as a deserving poor household in the town and inviting assistance.
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Smith
The
Civic League
Berry Nation Moves Address Sehlater Miss Inquiry
J A Berry Nation changes his address from Greenwood to Sehlater Mississippi and asks if oil wells have gone dry. The response: no, Berry, but we are still windjamming for oil.
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J. A
Berry
Greenwood
Sehlater
Miss
Rev. Mims Visits Holland Minister for Woolverton Work
Rev BL FB Mims of Holland Missouri visited Rev J L Woolverton this week and reports he has been doing some good work at that place.
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BL. FB. Mims
Holland, Mo
J. L. Woolverton
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