Herald Announces 1920 Nominees for Offices
The Herald lists announced nominees for offices subject to voter action at the general election to be held Nov 2 1920.
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Newspaper
Hayti Herald
Location
Hayti, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1920
Page
6
State slate listing Tilman W. Anderson and A Sloan Oliver
State Senator Tilman W. Anderson and Prosecuting Attorney A Sloan Oliver appear on the ticket. Details of their races and affiliations are listed in this brief election card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tilman W. Anderson
A. Sloan Oliver
Seeing Him Home. Towne Coming Home From a Dance
A narrator recalls leaving a dance with Towne as escort, stopping before a pretty house, and confessing that Towne lived there. The escort reacts with puzzlement, exclaiming that he also lives there, prompting a brief, intimate exchange about residence.
Bun Disaster on the Sea by a Lamenting Comedian
A comedian recalls a shipboard misadventure with self rising flour turning to doughy seas. He describes waves, hatch openings, and dough lumps floating as sharks nibble, ending with him ashore and unable to face the sea or bun memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finienberg
Tanson
Aolon
Knowledge of Earth Like Skin Deep in American Science
The article compares the earth’s crust to the thin skin of an apple, noting our knowledge is shallow. It argues we know more about the sun and distant lands than about the solid earth beneath our feet and references a proposed shallow deepening expedition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odending
Scientitle American Monutaly
Trnstot
Manhattan
Ishundd
Success Through Optimism at the Culebra Cut
Describes eight thousand workers in the Panama Canal project at the Culebra Cut facing massive slides each night yet maintaining resolve. A morning walk by Colonel Goethals prompts a hardy report from foreman Hogan that despite equipment losses, the crew continues digging and stays optimistic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama Canal
Culebra
Goethals
H. W., Moore
Lady Surma d'Mar Shiimurm Arrives as Assyrian Ambassador
The Lady Surma d'Mar Shiimurm arrives in London as official ambassador from the Assyrians in the Kurdistan mountains. Described as very handsome and bright, she is said to be over 30, of fine physique and highly cultured. The Archbishop of Canterbury noted the surprising civilization in her presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Surma d'Mar Shimum
London
Kurdistan
Montenegro
Surma d'Mar Shiimurm
Canterbury
Atlantic Patrol Ice Observation Effort Aids North Atlantic
After Titanic wreck, eleven European nations plus the United States and Canada fund an ice patrol. The U S Coast Guard cutters Seneca and Tampa operate in warmer months to report iceberg locations to ships by wireless, guiding vessels through the north Atlantic lanes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
United States
Canada
North Atlantic
United States Coast Guard
Seneca
Tampa
Vessela
Sunrise Claim Sparks Bohemian Artist Admission
An artist with a reputation for bohemian habits guides a young woman through his studio. She notes many sunsets but no sunrises and asks why. He blushes slightly and replies that he never paints sunrises because he is never up at that time.
Fragmented diary style record with scattered events
Friday to Thursday entries reveal disjointed anecdotes from a household and acquaintances. Narratives include a confrontation, marriage anniversary talk, a sleep disturbance joke, a cat killing, a bad luck superstition, a math estimate of years, job references in Chicago, and a Herald office anecdote about a staffer and dress. The tone resembles a local wartime era diary with rough spelling and casual chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skool
Jake
Wneesday—lakes
Chicago
Sum Big Company
Lokal Referens
Seers & Robuk
Ben
Joe White
the Herald Oaffis
J. EB
Suan
Tegan
Ban on Ught Wines Eases at Home Brewing
The Internet Revenue Department lifts the ban on making wines and beers at home for non intoxicating use and allows cider to be made into vinegar for disposal. The change, seen as relief for drinkers of substitutes, creates a potential loophole for bootleggers claiming hard cider or homemade wine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internet Revenue Department
Notice to Stockholders at Ben Yan Store Aug 1920
Hayti Missouri August 5 1920 stockholders meeting notice invites holders of Ben Yan Store shares to meet August 6 at 7 30 pm to decide plan for keeping the business afloat or face court receivership. Attendees urged to be ready to buy or sell at invoice prices to avoid future losses. Signed J M Hamilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayti, Mo
Ben Yan
Sirs
J. M. Hamilton
Daily Walk Habit Endorsed Over Sporadic Exercise
An Exchange summary argues that a daily walk offers greater health benefits than brief bouts of work at high tension or long rests. It criticizes spurts of exertion and resting, urging business people to plan outdoor activity as walking.
Economic caution in Boston Transcript saying quick riches risk loss
The Boston Transcript cautions that most methods promising easy money mirror the same risks of losing wealth. It argues against schemes offering fast profits and urges prudent, steady gain strategies. The piece stresses caution, discipline, and skepticism toward flashy financial promises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bostoo
Mr. Vaughn Reveals Seed Corn Loss To Rats
A farmer named Mr Vaughn recounts how pedigreed prize seed corn was stolen by rats from a gurney sack hanging from a roof. He describes the loss and mentions attempting RAT-SNAP as a remedy, noting the product was sold by Lefler's Drug Store and Kohn Hardware Co. in Lov ti, Mo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Vaughn
Farmer
Lefler
Kohn Hardware Co
Lov
Local visitors and movers noted in Marshall area
Mrs M A DeLisle and daughters of Marshall were here visiting Freeman Le Sieur and family on their way home after weeks in New Madrid and Pemiscot counties. Fred Thornell and wife visited Edina relatives, returning with W S Laws, father of Mrs Thornell. Senator Ven Mayes and Sheriff Jouden of Caruthersville discussed election possibilities. Wm Jockel of Memphis, bank employee, visited Mrs J L Olvee. Nathaniel T Buckley, Missouri University alumnus, home for a few days. J T Colbert of Monette planned to move his family after employment at Cot ton Oil Co gin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. DeLisle
Marshall, Tex
Freeman le Sieur
New Madrid
Pemiscot
Fred Thornell
Edina
W. 5S. Laws
Mr. Laws
Mrs. Thornell
Ven Mayes
Jouden
Caruthersville
Wm. Jockel
Memphis
J. L. Olvee
J. T. Colbert
Monette, Ark
The
Cotton Oil Co
Farm Bureau Hires Accountant to Reform Records
The Missouri Para Gureau Federation has employed a firm of meteorologists to develop a system of hook covering and accounting for the Federation. WreoV Gates, a value employee of the Arkansas Grocery Co. at Blytheville Ark, is visiting his mother this week. He is taking his vacation with full pay, part of the company policy to reward employees with annual vacations. Colored silk poplin skirts and white wash skirts are advertised at Buckleys. Mr. and Mrs. Freeman LeSieur welcome a baby girl born Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Para Gureau Federation
Metouitinis
Wreov. Gates
Arkaness Grocery Co
Blythevite Ark
S. J. Qates
Hitael
Mrs. Freeman LeSieur
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. M. Argo
Justice of the Peace
Keystone Bouilding Hayti
Missouri
NEW Era Lodge
H. A. Boone
N. G
P. S. Ravenstein
Sec'y
L. C. Averill
Command Room
Keystone
J. C. Young
Main St
Jonesboro
Ark
Chichesters Pills
Brrand Pilla
Ag Hest
Qiso
Qysitu
Thia
Hall
Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
All Drugeist, Tie
Hunt
Bayer
Bayer Manufacturs
Popham
Corner Fourth
Broadway Sta
Jrost
Hayti
Mareha
Oticint Newspaper of
Pemincot County
Hagel Herald
Foaceon Advertising
American Press Agate
Chithee EM
Meorne
Phoue
Herat
Caperassiay
Democratic
Congress
RK. L. Ward
Sherif
J. H W
Hoammie) Smith
Geo. A. Lamb
Chesley Morrison
Chas, S. Reynolds
1St. Dist
W. D
Doss) Hudgens
Hayti Township
Sid) Oates
Republican
Ralph Hutchison
T. R. Cole
Cape Girardeau
the Liberty Cafe
F. E. Troutt
Prop
Earth
Assyrian “Ambassadress
Atlantic Patrol
Def & Dumb
Direcktor & T
Atiec
Ted
Ateowsis
Buckleys
Gueckleys
Nathaniel T. Buckley
Missouri University At Columbia
Farm Bureau
Black
So Doteos
Black Medicine Co
Kennett
Tsenut
Dr. Black
Jefferson Avenue
Ars
Mus
J. H.sxoper
J. R. Black Medicine CO
Kennett, MO
Leffers Drug Store
Old Line
Life Insurance
Consult
L. J. Banner
Aetna
Carutheraville
Malden
Marble Works
E. D. Johnson
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