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Newspaper

Hayti Herald

Location

Hayti, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1913

Page

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Hayti Mayor Allen Accused of Blocking City Administration

The Hayti board of aldermen clash with Mayor Allen over appointments and actions. Allen blocks votes on street commissioner candidates, vetoes ordinances, and refuses to sign measures, while the board seeks harmony to govern in the city’s interest. The piece warns of the danger to Hayti if Allen’s conduct continues.

Allen Board of Aldermen W. H. Foley Dewey Hayti Aldermen

Local anglers reel in river fish near Gayoso

William Knight Henry Ransburgh Frank Nunn James Hicks and Tom Edwards fished the Mississippi at Gayoso. Knight reportedly caught a channel cat weighing 724 pounds and Nunn a 19½ pound cat. They brought home the surplus.

Wm. Knight Henry Ransburgh Frank Nunn Jas. Hicks Tom Edwards Gayoso Knight Nunn

U. C. V. Reunion in Malden Reflects Honor and Hope

Dr F A Mayes Judge W W Tarkington and Jim T Dunn with Virg P Adams attended the Confederate Veterans Reunion in Malden on Friday reporting a great time. Next year the reunion will be at Campbell. Speakers included Judge Downing Nat Phillips and C P Hawkins. The piece notes dwindling numbers and the inspirational value of attending such reunions.

F. A. Mayes W. W. Tarkington Jim T. Dunn Virg. P. Adams Malden Campbell Judge Downing Nat Phillips C. P. Hawkins

Frazier Family Plans Move to Chief Dispatcher Post

Mr and Mrs Jeff Frazier and their children travel from De Quincy Louisiana to Chaffee where he will transfer to a chief dispatcher role in this Frisco division. They visited Mrs Frazier's parents Judge and Mrs J M Argo the first of the week and left Tuesday morning to visit Mr Frazier's father in Van Buren.

Jeff Frazier de Quincy Chaffee Frazier Weath Frisco

Pitcher Jesse Gwin Returns Home from Topeka

Baseball pitcher Jesse Gwin arrived back from Topeka on Thursday to rest and regain health. He warns that drought in Kansas and much of the region is severe, with water shortages causing cattle and stock losses across the countryside.

Jesse Gwin Topeka Kane Kansas

Road Overseer H Thompson Manages Silica Haul

Road Overseer H Thompson organized teams Monday to haul a car load of silica for road use. The silica will be placed at Russell Brothers' property on the road to Gayoso and Concord.

H. Thompson Russell Brothers Gayoso Concord

Moreau Gaskins Plans St Louis Purchase and New Store

Moreau Gaskins left for St Louis Monday night to buy his opening stock of goods. His brick store building is nearing completion and will be ready for occupancy in a few days. He will handle ready to wear goods.

Moreau Gaskins St. Louis

Critic newspaper declares truth and claims Dewey case lies

The passage reports a heated debate in Pemiscot county about the Critic and its editors C. N. Walker and B. F. Allen. It describes alleged falsehoods about O. H. Dewey, W. Ek. Robertson, and B. I. Allen, and outlines court motions to dismiss and upcoming November term proceedings over quo warranto ousters and tax and license compliance.

Critic C. N. Walker B. F. Allen Walker Allen Pemiscot County Dewey-Robertson O. H. Dewey W. Ek. Robertson Robertson B. I. Allen Hayti State of Missouri

Captain Lesueur Visit From Antlers Oklahoma

Hon Mrs Alexander A Lesueur of Antlers Oklahoma visit their daughter Mrs Arch Russell. Captain Lesueur, 71, wounded in the Confederate army and in frail health, will soon leave for California to make his future home. He is a native Missourian who served three terms as Missouri Secretary of State.

Alexander A. Lesueur Antlers Oklahoma Arch Russell Lesueur California Our

Mrs Mattie Coleman Visits City Before Caruthersville Trip

Mrs. Mattie Coleman of Rector Arkansas spent several days last week visiting friends and relatives in this city and left for Caruthersville on Friday to continue her visit. She was accompanied by Mrs Eliza Popham, one of her girlhood friends.

Mattie Coleman Rector, Ark Caruthersville Eliza Popham

Local man Claude Edwards visits hometown on trip

Claude Edwards, once a Huyti boy and now manager of the Carson Supply Co. in Arkansas, stopped in the city Monday on his way to St. Louis to buy goods and visit friends and relatives.

Claude Edwards Carson, Ark

Blytheville Cousins Reunite After 20 Years apart

Mack Like of Blytheville Arkansas visited his cousin Fred Morgan on Sunday. They had not met since they were boys about 20 years ago.

Mack Blytheville, Ark Fred Morgan

City taxes and the law on holding office

The legislature declares that a man who does not pay city taxes or support city government is not fit to hold office. The law is deemed right, good, and should be enforced.

Judge Thompson Visits Portageville Kin and Wardell Visit

Judge Thompson of Portageville traveled Saturday to see his sons H and Goah and other friends. He last guided us the sheriff and a reporter to Wardell the day after Constable Moonahan died protecting Rev. Malone from a mob. We photographed the trip and the coffin scene by the wagon shed remains memorable.

Judge Thompson Portageville Goah Wardell Moonahan Rev. Malone

Milliners Pearl Gaskins and Ada Bridges to Tour St Louis

Mesdames Pearl Gaskins and Ada Bridges, popular milliners, will depart for St Louis soon to buy a full stock. They plan to open in the Mor eau Gaskins brick, offering larger display space and a more complete assortment than ever before.

Mesdames Pearl Gaskins Ada Bridges St. Louis Moreau Gaskins

Four Men Return From Tennessee Kentucky Motorcycle Trip

H. B. McClure I. E. Wright H. A. and Dan Dortch returned last Wednesday at noon from a motorcycle trip through Tennessee and Kentucky They visited Mammoth Cave and reported an enjoyable time.

H. B. McClure I. E. Wright H. A Dan Dortch Tennessee Kentucky Mammoth Cave

Nelle Morgan Visits Hayti After Meridian Stop

Miss Nelle Morgan, en route from a visit with sister Miss May at Meridian, Miss, spent Monday in Hayti to see her brothers Fred and Charlie. Assistant Prosecuting Attorney Wm. C. Wilks of Caruthersville handled official duties in the city Friday.

Nelle Morgan Miss May Meridian Miss Hayti Fred Charlie Wm. C. Wilks Caruthersville

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