Hayti Herald Opposes Stock Law Enforcement in Hayti
The Hayti Herald argues against a stock law that would burden rural residents. It urges strict enforcement of existing ordinances regulating hog pens and lots to improve health and curb perceived town free-for-all conditions. The piece cites Chapter 17, Page 130, Section 6 of the 1903 Revised Ordinances, prohibiting swine or sheep pens within fifty yards of dwellings, with a daily fine of 25, and notes repeated violations by city officials.
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Hayti
Six Month Old Herald Seeks Cash Subscriptions
The Herald notes its six month anniversary and urges overdue subscribers to pay promptly. It warns three month patrons who did not renew will have their papers stopped, insisting cash terms and asking readers to confirm continuation or risk cancellation.
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Herald
Country and town voters favor a stock law says a farmer
The speaker argues country people know what is best for them and will favor a stock law. He claims such a law would reduce harm from town animals breaking fences and destroying crops and would boost demand for corn hay meat and other goods in town. He also insists a stovik law is a necessity for towns.
No Advert About Store Reflects News Value
Readers infer a lack of coverage signals no notable events at that store. Advertisement patterns favor consistent presence, suggesting financial or marketing strategies drive reporting as much as news.
Stock Law Obstacle Noted by Ham Dunn Joat
Ham Dunn reports a local stock law provision prohibiting cattle hogs horses mules and asses from running at large. The rule targets livestock in public areas to curb unrestrained grazing and property nuisance, reflecting period enforcement of animal control.
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Ham Dunn
Exchange Notes Select Jackson For Log-Rolling Dates
Southeast Missouri Log Rolling Association met in Cape Girardeau on April 13 and chose Jackson for the annual log rolling August 26 and 27, aligned with Cape Girardeau County Homecomers Celebration. Officers listed include H E Alexander president and L P Thomason treasurer.
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Southeast Missouri Log-Roling Association
Cape Girardeau
Jackson
Cape Girardeau County
H. E. Alexander
G. O. Kinder
Whitewater
A. T. Hutson
Hayti
A. F. Williams
L. P. Thomason
Covington
Kad Henderson
Searpent-At-Arms
Farmington
Rey. C. PP. Browning
There is no one who pleases every person on earth
An old reflection notes no preacher president or poet can satisfy all. It argues there is no person profession or editor who pleases the multitude and even heaven may fail to comfort humanity. The piece adds many keep a small hell at home.
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Earth
Bill to create circuit attorney office advances
The West Plains Gazette reports the bill creating the office of circuit attorney has passed the state senate and is before the house. If enacted the circuit attorney will attend every court in his circuit and assist the county prosecutor in all criminal cases, a law already in effect in Arkansas and other states.
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West Plains Gazette
Oklahoma Bar Against TB Doctors From East Practicing
Oklahoma state board of medical examiners ruled to stop licensing physicians with tuberculosis from practicing in the state. The decision cites outsiders with consumption coming from the east seeking wealth by treating patients in Oklahoma.
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Oklahoma
State Board of Medical Examiners
Missouri Railroads to Use Federal Rate of Two Cents
The railroads in Missouri accept a two cent per mile rate while the Federal court orders state authorities to refrain from action. This signals greater federal authority over state operations as courts increasingly supervise interstate commerce in the era.
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Missouri
Perryville News Gossips and Local Updates
A stranger posing as a Modern Woodman sought work in St Mary and shopped locally before vanishing. Portageville Critic offices suffered a March 12 gasoline tank fire delaying publication until April 23. Postmaster embezzlement case: Eric Pool pled guilty in federal court and awaits Leavenworth sentence. Parma Victor sale to Charles C. Burton suggested stability. East Prairie canning factory may process yellow yam pumpkins. Delta post office renamed Deray.
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Perryville
St. Mary
J. W. Sutton
Portageville
Eric Pool
Cardwell
Cape Girardeau
Leavenworth
Kansas
Land for Sale in Pemiscot County by Hayti Real Estate Co
The Hayti Real Estate Company of Hayti Missouri offers 4.44 acres with a five room house two miles from rail, cleared and cultivated at 40 dollars per acre with cash and a one year balance. Additional tracts include 48 acres cultivated at 40 per acre, 5 acres unimproved river bottom land four miles from Portageville at 15 per acre, 7.14 acres on a Frisco branch four miles from the other branch with 40 acres cultivated and a good house and barn. Large virgin timber tracts up to 4,000,000 feet at 380 per acre including 4-1 wood and a 14 room hotel in Hayti rented at 50 per month, Price 4,000. Hayti is booming with new business but laborers are scarce. Several small residences and other homes offered for sale.
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Frisco
Friewo
Hayvti
Hayti
Hayti Real Estate Company
NAYTI
Missoufr
Dr Miles Heart Remedy Cures Longstanding Heart Disease
Patient testimonial from Laura Russell of Logan Iowa credits Dr Miles Heart Remedy with curing over twenty years of heart disease. The ad explains weak heart action leads to breathless spells and smothering, claims the remedy strengthens heart nerves and muscles and boosts circulation, offers money back guarantee through a druggist.
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Miles
Laura Russell
Logan
Iowa
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