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Newspaper
Hayti Herald
Location
Hayti, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1920
Page
9
An advertisement urges readers to avoid calomel for liver relief and promotes Dodson's Liver Tones as a safe vegetable alternative. It claims calomel is dangerous, causes cramping and salivation, and warns it should not be used. The ad emphasizes that Dodson's Liver Tones can be given to children and does not cause griping or salivation.
The Herald announces nominees for Senator County and Township offices for the general election on November 2, 1926 with fees and rates stated for campaign services and advertising. Nominees include political offices across county and township levels as part of the upcoming campaign filings.
For Sheriff Tot Martimier Smith For Prosecuting Attorney A Sloan Oliver For Treasurer Geo A Lamb For Assessor Chesley Morrison For Surveyor Chas S Reynolds For Associate Judge Ist Dist W D Doss Hudgens For Constable Hayti Township P S (Sid) Oates The record names candidates for several local offices in Hayti Township and surrounding districts.
The document outlines findings on public improvements, railroad duties, motor vehicle violations, cigarette law observations, gambling across the county, and calls for stronger enforcement by county and township officials. It notes limited evidence for illicit liquor activity, requests scrutiny of club houses, and condemns libel and slander in local papers while urging citizens to curb unfounded statements. It ends by warning that falsehoods harm officials and citizens, with a continuation noted on the next page.
T. R. Cole leads the Republican slate for the 1st District judgeship with Ralph Hutchison on the ticket. The brief announces candidates and party alignment, highlighting Hutchison as the judge candidate in a single-line notice.
The Grand Jury reports it has been sworn to inspect conditions in Pemiscot County Missouri and has found open violations of the law in various areas. It states indictments have been presented for offenders but some violations remain uncorrected due to citizens' unwillingness to testify. The panel notes correcting these evils would require great expense and time.
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