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Newspaper
Hayti Herald
Location
Hayti, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1920
Page
3
Billy Nethery of East Arkansas Lumber Co. lands a large farm residence project despite high material and labor costs. He holds lumber stock this year at the top and aims to save customers hundreds of dollars on the estimate.
The Ladies Aid of a Methodist church hosted a weighing party at Mrs. Joe Nunn Wesnes day night to raise funds for a future building fund. Attendees weighed themselves and paid a quarter per pound while enjoying a social evening and discussing plans for a new church.
Nevada Missouri August 25 after a conference with B P Smoto Missouri Farm Bureau Federation field man the Vernon County Farm Bureau executive committee decided to start a cooperative marketing stock with two elevators One at Stotesbury and one at Shell City Plans for further expansion are under consideration Elevators will serve as distributing points for cooperative buying R N Brasher sold his stock and fixtures and bought a soda fountain from H Henderson and will reopen for customers mid next week M D Amburgey county agent Caruthersville visited Tuesday to discuss farmers interests
The Hayti Herald states a rate hike effective October 1 1920 due to higher news print and labor costs. Higher charges apply to distant subscribers. renewals at old rates not accepted beyond one year. Readers urged to pay, renew, or risk losing the paper.
Mrs T L McCutchen and her daughters Vivian and Allie Virginia return home from a visit with Mrs Dale Perkins in Kennett. Billy Nethery travels to Sikeston for a Southeast Missouri lumbermen convention. Dennis Klingensmith and wife stop in Chaffee visiting sister Mrs Lee Spencer before heading to Caruthersville. Buster Wells goes to St Louis to visit his sister Mrs B S Stearns and family while tending to business.
The American Farm Bureau Federation Executive Committee meeting in Denver August 16 17 urged no shift of tax burden from industrial interests to the public and backed broad support for a 40 percent excess profits tax while noting Britain levies 60 percent. They also authorized a new traffic department to address transportation losses for Missouri farmers and discussed industry expansion with Arkansas Grocer Co. acquisitions.
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