Voters urged to back the stork Taw in city poll
The World at Large notes calls for public opinion on a local question, urging voters to cast ballots in favor of the stork Taw. It cites readers’ duties to participate, while recounting ongoing debates and civic responsibilities amid broader health and registration law changes. The piece also mentions new state birth and death registration mandates and notes local officials preparing district registrations.
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Bloomiell
Vietter
Shen
Reunson
Hiate Beard of Health
Mach
Fragmentary note on a family fleeing the country
Incomplete text describes a man taking a young child, followed by Zene to the Cape then Kennett, and later details a disappearance or dissolution as the party left the country. The fragment hints at a family dispute and travel or exile.
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Zene
Cape
Kennett
Prohibition Fails to Halt Memphis Saloons
A Memphis observer says Prohibition fails locally. Saloons stay open with bottles kept under the counter while demand remains unaltered. The critic urges straightforward demand and payment for what is received.
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Tennessee
Memphis
Correspondence on Charred Wood Fragments Found Countywide
In Dunkin Demen era t correspondence notes experts inquired about substance resembling charred coal found on sandbanks. They say the black chunks indicate burnt wood signs of air and are reportedly scattered across the county.
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Dunkin Demenerat
Local Correspondence From Danklin Demeert Last Week
Fragmentary note describes two women in Champnell seen outdoors walking past houses with fennel in front of them, on a street scene. Preserved odd wording limits specifics but notes social activity in the neighborhood during the prior week.
Honor to those women in setting an example in cleaning up
A brief tribute praises women for setting a standard and asks if men can be made to feel shame by their example. The remark emphasizes gendered social expectations and responsibility in cleanup efforts.
New Madrid merchants fund river trade trips on Saturdays
Merchants at New Madrid have subscribed funds to support trips across the river for Kentucky and Tennessee traders who come to town on Saturdays. Gasoline-powered wagons run routes throughout the day to facilitate exchange and commerce.
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New Madrid
Kentucky
Tennessee
Residence and Lots for Sale in Town
For sale at a bargain one of the nicest residences in town corner near business 7 rooms 2 stories 2 or 3 lots and 4 lots on opposite side of street J N Clemens Tyler or W Frick Hayti.
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J.N. Clemens
Tyler
Store Rooms for Rent at the Franklin Block
Four store rooms for rent on the south side of the square. Apply to T. A. McNair at Bank of Haytiditt. Subscribe for the Hayd Herald.
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Franklin
T. A. McNair
Bank of Haytiditt
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