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Newspaper
Hayti Herald
Location
Hayti, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1920
Page
4
An old advertise ment warns against calomel as dangerous and laxative causing cramps and bilious feeling. It promotes Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe vegetable substitute that cleanses the liver without griping, suitable for adults and children.
Notice lists second class entry and publication origin at Haytt based Pemincot County. Rates include one dollar per square for first legal insertion and fifty cents for subsequent insertions with cash in advance. Various forms show prices for final settlements administrator notices and display ads.
The Herald announces campaign rates for office announcements and lists nominees for county and township offices subject to voters in the general election on November 2, 1928. Fees are payable in advance.
For Treasurer GEO. A. LAMB and CHESLEY MORRISON listed. For Constable Hayti Township 8. P. OATES appears as a candidate with initials, indicating a local race notice on the ballot.
The record notes a Republican ticket listing Ralph Hutchison for Prosecuting Attorney and T. I. Cole for Judge in the Ist District.
The Grand Jury reports open violations of law in Pemiscot County and says indictments have been issued against offenders. It notes difficulty in securing testimony from some communities and cites substantial expense and time as obstacles to correcting certain evils. It mentions that information has arrived regarding particular offenses.
The Grand Jury reports findings on public improvements and county officials. They urge prosecution over motor vehicle violations, gambling, alcohol offenses, and illicit activity in Hayti Steele and Ceputhersville. They condemn libel and slander in newspapers and seek vigilance by sheriff and township officers.
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