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Newspaper
Hayti Herald
Location
Hayti, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1913
Page
4
The Hayti Herald defends its influence and criticizes the Cricket for misleading readers about city finances and projects. It accuses the rival of misrepresenting taxation and claims the city needs private corporations for lights water and sewerage. The paper asserts its long effort to advance Hayti and vows to keep the public informed.
A local dispute accuses Walker-Whiskers new Hayti sheet the Cricket of devious politics. The critic argues the editor switches parties across towns from Columbus to Portageville Anderson Uniontown Hayti and hides his socialist leanings behind praise of Wilson and Bryan. Readers urged to demand declared politics and saloon stance to avoid betrayal.
The Chaffee Signal notes Hayti will soon have a second newspaper. An editorial from the Caruthersville Argus is quoted, saying local commentary has sometimes been heated but recent exchanges of blows likely indicate no improvement.
Ed Crowe warns Hayti prospects are fragile as Walker former Portageville editor moves plant from Anderson Indiana to Hayti and Pemiscot County. Reports from Hayti imply ongoing editor clashes with York and Frisco faction amid spurious charges and a contested press scene.
The Walker Allen Critic started with two ads from Bank of Hayti and Spot Cash Grocery. Dr Crider and R S Hart add their endorsements. Hayti business leaders back the Herald, praising its backbone amid adversity and its role in county prosperity.
A Caruthersville based automobile party included Miss Emma Foust among the revelers on Thursday night.
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