Local option query seeks county crime impact data
The Hayti Herald urges Pembisot county officials and courts to provide precise figures on how local option has affected murder and general crime, including bootlegging, with direct records from circuit court and county judges. The letter criticizes the Pembisot Argus for evasive replies and calls for transparent, factual statistics without opinion.
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Pembscot County
Circuit Court
Wemiscot County
Pemisot Argus
Herald
Witthe
Argus
Plerald
City Health Officer cites for ordinance violation
A reasonable time from today, J. Corlis M. D., City Health Officer, will be cited to trial on a charge of violating the city ordinance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. &. Corlis
M. D. City Health Officer
Civic League urged for clean up of Portageville streets
Portageville real estate owners receive final notice from the Portageville Critic via a Civic League led health order. Owners must remove weeds from their lots and destroy them by fire, and cut weeds in streets and alleys adjoining their property up to the middle of the street. Failure to act within the specified period will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civic League
Martigeville
Vortageville
Portageville
Night Rider Prose Sparks Press Showdown
The Osceola Arkansas Press lashes the Lake County Tennessee News editor in a reader letter about heroism and standing ground. It cites Rankin and the Meelfoot incident, contrasting sunlit courage with the dangers faced by night riders and the limits of law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osceola
Ark
Herald
Lake County
Tenn
Rankin
Merchant Interest in Circulation of Local Paper
The Morrilton Democrat notes that newspapers, by expanding local circulation, attract more readers than merchant circulars. It argues merchants benefit from wider paper reach, placing ads before more people in town and surrounding areas at lower cost than postage for circulars.
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Wrile
Wits
Morrilton Democrat
Pemiscot County Faces War of Words in News Spats
Local readers see a clash over coverage as residents debate a “right” versus “wrong” path for Pemiscot County journalism. Citizens express fatigue with persistent spats and question the motives of those stirring them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pemiscot County
Portageville Aims to Extend Limits and Reach Population Target
Portageville plans to extend its corporate boundaries and reach a population of 2500 to qualify for a local option election. The move could allow several Southeast Missouri towns Chuthersville Kennett Malden Sikeston to vote independently of county control.
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Portaseyville
Missouri
Chuthersville
Kennett
Malden
Sikeston
Portiageville
Advertising restrictions spark debate in local business scene
A remark notes that a man unable to use advertising in his business lacks viability. The observation underscores local concerns about marketing practices and business success.
Nesteleetion Surprises For Pemiscot County Candidates
In Pemiscot County a Nesteleetion event brings unexpected twists for several individuals who will be candidates. Local officials expect lively campaigning as names and alliances form ahead of the election.
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Pemiscot County
Whit Became of the Real Thousand Erred Adversary
A concise note clarifies the fate of Whit as the main adversary in the weekly Democrat. The item records his role and outcome within the ongoing political contest.
Fragmented political quip on explaining records and faces
A clipped, partial quotation critiques statesmen who struggle to explain their records while closer to the people they encounter stares and hesitation. The readable text hints at public perception and rhetoric without clear names or dates.
Notice to Parents and Guardians on Compulsory Attendance
Notice outlines compulsory attendance rules for children ages eight to sixteen, excusable absences, and court exemptions. It details penalties for nonattendance, employer fines for child labor, duties of attendance officers, and requires publication by the city school board before each school year. Amos Huffman presides, John Buckley seals.
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Peace Fm
Ehild
Howe
Sandi
Sorente
Hayti
Amos Huffman
John T. Buckley
Unclear fragment suggests strange creature seeks new trouble
A garbled fragment describes a creature with odd markings and a tendency toward danger. It notes a living preference over sacrifice and hints at ongoing insanity and a quest for further misfortune. The text reads as surreal and nonstandard, with cultural or symbolic imagery.
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