Agriculture First at the Bend of All Science and Wets
Fragmentary reading praises agriculture as the chief path of progress at the hinge of science and civilization, crediting its role within industry and daily life, attributed to James A. Cirtiel.
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Newspaper
Hayti Herald
Location
Hayti, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1920
Page
11
Fragmentary reading praises agriculture as the chief path of progress at the hinge of science and civilization, crediting its role within industry and daily life, attributed to James A. Cirtiel.
For sale a pair of ten year old mules weighing about T000 with a log wagon, chains and harness ready for logging. Contact Hh William Perry in Perry Moa 40-42-Pd. Subscribe for The Herald.
Missouri State Highway Department invites sealed proposals for Project No 35 Pemiscot County to graded culverts bridges gravel pavement and incidental work along State Road from Hayti 5.9 miles north and south. Bids for three steel bridges may be separate. Engineer estimates total about 94 237.57 plus 16 , and deposits required. Plans available for inspection and a ten dollar plan deposit refundable if returned in good condition. Proposals due September 3 1920 at 1 PM at County Clerk Caruthersville.
A petition filed in Pemiscot County Missouri seeks vacating the Oates Fourth Addition in Hayti. The County Court will hear the matter on Monday October 4, 1820, at Caruthersville with Clerk Frank Bat certifying the official seal.
Caruthersville Hardware Co offers farm and log pens at reasonable prices and favorable terms. Located in Caruthersville, the store promotes durable livestock and enclosure solutions for rural customers.
A terse reflection notes that some individuals seek a soft spot yet always possess one in the brain, suggesting an ironic self-knowledge about comfort and perception. The line plays on mental ease as a constant interior refuge.
At First Baptist church a Terre Nlante Boy Scout troop staged a morning summer camp performance. Twelve scouts appeared on the platform from a pup tent while a thirteenth caused a slip exposing a baptismal pool, drawing amazed audience reaction.
A rural anecdote features Aunt Dinah hired by a young housewife to assist in a modern home lacking automatic bells. When a dinner bell rings, the elder staffer joyfully follows the old custom, causing surprise as she explains she thought that was how people called each other in their kitchen.
In North Delaware street a family stored two or more bushels of nuts in the attic last fall. A hole gnawed by two squirrels to escape a closed window was found after the wife heard a commotion. The owner says the rodents saved him from feeding them.
Constable Sam T. Shickputter recounts a windstorm event where a sign board at the Right Place store struck a depot bound agent delivering a lyceum course lecture at the opera house, leaving him senseless. The Petunia sagacious sleuth muses on omens, noting the odd coincidence.
The Paris dancing congress showcased many new dances but few originality. The Tehega, danced to Hindoo music, stands out yet would displease British masters as unsuitable for English ballrooms with arm twirls around the head and brief heartation movements.
A humorous excerpt reflects on travel distances in Constantinople and other places through quick, wry exchanges. Twain’s narrator notes duration quotes for consulates and agencies, then riffs on tailoring timing with precise limbs and measurements.
A child defender protests cruelty in a yard, telling tormentors to leave the puppy alone and invoking a caregiver’s protection. The moment captures a neighborly stand against animal mistreatment and a plea for kindness.
So uere farm four miles from Hayti on the main road between Hayti and Bragendocko offers about 20 acres of cotton 46 acres of corn and 12 to 15 acres of timber. Good house and barn some timber. Possession January 1. For price and terms write Reece B Gillooly Charleston Mo.
Caruthersville Hardware Co. advertises Mogul farm wagons and log wagons that are easy to pull and hard to break, offered at reasonable prices.
Mr Vaughn recalls ordering pedigreed seed corn stored in a gunny sack hung from the roof where rats ruined it. He reports five dead rats found next morning after using RAT-SNAB. Product sold and guaranteed by Lefler's Drug Store and Kohn Hardware Co.
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