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Newspaper
Hayti Herald
Location
Hayti, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1920
Page
6
The text appears as a historical postal notice stating second class matter designation dated October 0, 10908, stamped at the post office under the act of March 3, 1875. It preserves formal elements and place names while reflecting archival typography.
A Friday night ice cream supper at the Braggadocio school raised about 27 dollars. Miss Freda Webb, new teacher, is adapting well. Local residents report Chester Curtner died after helping fix a car that caught fire following a prayer meeting. He died at Caruthersville after being taken to his brother Wilre Curtner’s home. He leaves many relatives and friends in mourning.
The Herald sets annouan cement rates for office notices and announces nominees for State Senator County Dees Township Offices in advance. Nominees are named subject to voters action at the general election on November 2, 1926.
For Sheriff J. H W.Hammie Smith is listed. Prosecuting Attorney A. Sloan Oliver. Treasurer Geo. A. Lamb. Assessor Chesley Morrison. Surveyor Chas. S. Reynolds. Associate Judge 1st Dist W. D. Doss Hudgens. Constable Hayti Township Ss. P. Sid Oates.
For sale a large farm four miles from Hayti on the main road to Brageadocio. About 20 acres in cotton, 45 in corn, 12 to 15 in timber. Good house and barn with timberland. Possession January 1. For price and terms write Reece B. Gillooly Charleston Missouri. The note about pep is no excuse for peppery behavior.
Mr. Vaughn narrates how his prize seed corn vanished after rats gnawed it in a grain sack hung from the roof. RAT-SNAP is advertised in three sizes. Mention of Bol shear and gardens in France appears alongside local notices about Mrs L C Spencer visiting Savannah.
T R Cole for Judge on the Republican ticket in the First District. Hutchison leads the slate with Cole listed as a candidate for the same ballot in this district race.
Rev. J. B. Lyle and family visit Mrs. Lyle's sister Mrs. W. H. Finch. Miss Mayme Hudgens and Miss Hazel Hudgens visit Portageville friends. The town honors a woman admired for balanced judgment and serene influence, seeing both sides of ideas and motives.
A garbled note mocks social chatter with odd phrasing about men, women, and a first ring. The text reads as a jumble of phrases lacking clear actions, names, or concrete facts, preserving a quirky but unclear original intent.
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