Local News Items and Notices From Hayti Herald
Fuller notifies change of Herald address to Woodward Oklahoma. Farmers urged to consult Perkins for John Deere wagon. Coles, monument dealer from Evansville Indiana, visited and sold several monuments. Hayti Herald subscription raised to 1.50 per year starting October 1 with offers to save half. D J Heard of Cape visiting Hayti and Caruthersville. Mrs Friedman and daughter Anna visiting St Kohn family. Terry of Tallapoosy renewed subscription at Hayti. Wee Sorrell Arthur Stacey families visited D L Sorrell at Concord. Ophie Sheppard and Arthur Foreman drove to Cairo and back. Mrs C J Mayes and son Howard returned from Marked Tree Arkansas. J K Howard, Caruthersville schools superintendent, attended events and appointed W H Johnson to lead High School Dept of Southeast Missouri Teachers' Association. Salver Stock and Poultry remedies at Letters Drug Store.
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M. Friedman
Anna
Clarksdale
Mississippi
St. Kohn
F. H
Terry
Tallapoosy
Hayti
The
Herald
Wee Sorrell
Arthur Stacey
D. L. Sorrell
Concord
Lefler's Drug Store Offers Electric Fans Irons and Lamps
Lefler's Drug Store showcases a selection of electric fans irons and lamps for customers. The item line highlights household appliances available for purchase.
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Lefler
Elevator Nearing Completion by Ward Coppage Co
The Ward Coppage Mercantile Co of Caruthersville nears completion of a new corn elevator in Hayti. The facility, with separate office and boiler buildings, can unload shell and reload about seven thousand bushels daily. Manager H. T. Hunter says it will provide a ready market for farmers’ corn.
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Ward- Coppage Mercantile Co
Caruthersville
Marconi
H. T. Hunter
Hunter
Plow Stubble Now For Fly Control And Moisture
Weather and pest guidance from L Haseman at Missouri College of Agriculture urges immediate plowing of wheat stubble to kill Hessian fly larvae, conserve moisture, and secure a good seed bed. If plowing is delayed, flies will emerge in swarms and damage may increase. follow with disc or harrow to seal, and manage volunteer wheat to prevent late infestations. Sow as soon as fry free date allows.
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L. Haseman
Missoouri
Local families take Sunday outing on Mississippi banks
WJ Schitling family Fellows Easley and Morgan and Martin groups spent Sunday along the Mississippi. Mesdames Ophie Sheppard and John Kledge returned from Marston with a visit to Mrs Francis Shepymud. B B Sanders of Caruthersville made a business trip here Wednesday. Cleo Woust of Concord visited Ophie Sheppard. Mies Cleo Woust? Perkins left for St. Louis on Sunday. Leiler is in St Louis this week on business.
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WJ. Schitling
Lub Easley
Chas. Morgan
Chas. Martin
Mississippi
Mesdames
Ophie Sheppard
John Kledge
Marston
Francis Shepymud
B. B. Sanders
Caruthersville
Mies Cleo Woust
Concord
FP. M. Perkins
St.Louis
L. L. Leiler
St. Louis
Miss Rena Cassidy Visits Cape Girardeau Home
No. 8 Itema reports various local notes including Miss Rena Cassidy home from Cape Girardeau for a few days, Leon and James Cassidy attending school at Cooter, and Miss Jessie Cassidy on the sick list this week. Protracted meeting at Cooter ended. several locals attended. Forest Woolverton cut his left forefinger off while splitting wood near his home. Thelma Park injured her foot by stepping on a rusty nail Saturday. Mr Baldridge is very sick and hoped to recover soon.
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Rena Cassidy
Cape Girardeau
Forest Woolverton
Cooter
No. & People
Leon
James Cassidy
Thelma Park
Baldridge
Debate at Cassidy school on race and art topics.
Friday night debate at Cassidy school argued that the negro has been as well treated by whites as Indians, with negative ruling. Social events followed with an ice cream supper, dance, and parties from Manorfield and No. s, listing several attendees. A second debate is set for September on art versus eye appeal, with named affirmatives and negatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cassidy School
Bill Bailey
Mr. Miles
Manorfield
No. S
Ill Bailey
Jack
Bill White
Ill Morgan
Leon Cassidy
Jame Woolverton
Prather Ayers
Ark
J. H. Chestner
James 1. Woolverton
Leon Cussing
Chlurence Johnson
James Cassidy
Ruel Malone
Road Dragging Time Inspires Local Road Work Efforts
The article extols dragging roads as beneficial for farms and communities. It notes good weather supports ongoing drag work and urges civic pride by praising neighbors and perhaps awarding prizes for well-dragged stretches. It cites 104 Doualasin Missouri Agricultural Experiment Station.
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Prader
Doualsin
Missouri Agricultural Saperhment Station
Local notices on sale and travel plans prompt community chatter
W. J. Morris reports selling the family residence and plans to move to Muriel a California. Lat Mieka, a city of about 15 000, boasted a deep harbor between San Francisco and Beatie Lohubs of this city. Harman of the Won Store at Kennett left Sunday night for St Louis markets to buy fall goods and returned this morning.
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W. J. Morris
Murela
Calif
Mieka
San Francisco
Beatie
Stadior
Card of Thanks From a grateful mother in county
Sincere thanks to many friends of the county for liberal contributions in behalf of myself and my little daughter enabling me to see my son in Kentucky and to gain health. Towns contributed as follows: Cooter 25. Caruthersville 15. Hayti 15. Caruthersville Argus, please copy.
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Kentucky
Cooter
Caruthersville
Hayti
Caruthersville Argus
Court visit by defendants and local social notes
Judge B I Pilkey Sam Pikey of Conran and Geo Neuman J K Robbins and EJ Sharp of Marston pass through Hayti Friday to appear before the circuit court at Caruthersville. Country creamery ride by Rankin only at Buckleys. Miss Hattie Meatte came down Saturday and spent Sunday visiting her cousin WP Meatte and family and had dental work done.
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B. I’. Pilkey
Sam Pikey
Conran
Geo. Neuman
J. K. Robbins
E. J’. Sharp
Marston
Hayti
Caruthersville
Hattie Meatte
W. P. Meatte
Caruthersville visitors in Hayti amid local business notes
Mrs O J Malden and Miss Opal Toon plus Beatrice Hayden of Caruthersville visited friends in Hayti last Monday. Lee Brand noted. Averil's Store sold something. W W Gardner of Steele was in Hayti Friday attending business matters and paid the Herald a business call.
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0. J. Malden
Opal Toon
Beatrice Hayden
Caruthersville
Hayti
W. W. Gardner
Steele
Herald
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USA
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F. M. Perkins
J. 8. Coles
Evansville
Ind
Hayti Herald
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Cape
Arthur Foreman
Cairo
C. J. Mayes
Howard
Marked Tree
Mr. Mayes
J.K Howard
Caruthersville Public Schools
Southeast Missouri Teachers’ Association
W. H. Johnson
Johnson
Letter’s Drug Store
Via
Frisco
Colorado
Spot Cash Grocery
E. Stephens
Mgr
Hayti, Missouri
Malden
Malden, Mo
Jessie Cassidy
Bank OF
Pemiscot County
J. L. Dorris
L.C. Averill
T. A. McNail
Rankin
Buckley's
Eastman Kodaks
Pond
Lee
Averil
I.W. Harper
Fred Morgan
H. M. Hoffman
Catthersville
PEARL
P.O
Missouri
Aly
Bond
Vedor Brook
Bartow
Mountain Meuelow
Tazewell
Il. A In
Dia
Hlack
Allie
Cascade
Barre
Bette
Lou Harrell Gers
Prdvaeederdad
Pocrtiterene
Sue Cede
Alte Tile
Leelee
Tats
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