Controversy Overshadows Caruthersville Argus Feud
The Hayti Herald criticizes the Caruthersville Argus for egoism and bias. It claims prior defeats by the Twice a Week Democrat and Portageville Critic, urges respect for constitutional rights, and defends its own stance while warning readers about Argus belligerence toward the Herald and Hearld.
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Caruthersville Argus
Argus
Hayti Herald
Democrat
Portageville
Morehouse
Hearld
Huyti Herald
Hayti Herald First Issue Opens With Business Ethic
The Hayti Herald announces its launch October 30 1908 pledging to operate on business motives serving all readers equally. It states reliance on legitimate revenue and legal enforcement of the law, distancing itself from judgments or condoning wrongdoing while expecting no jury duty beyond the role.
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Hayti Herald
Harsh critique over saloon ads sparks editor's defense
In Hayti Herald from November 11, 1909, the editor argues newspapers rely on advertising revenue as their stock in trade. The piece likens selling space to selling goods, saying editors work for an honest living, not glory, while defending acceptance of saloon advertising.
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Herald
Newspaper ethics on advertising and public responsibility
A Pemiscot Argus and Morehouse Hustler Boomerang discussion argues newspapers must take a side on issues rather than middle ground. It asserts moral accountability for both content and ads, noting tradeoffs between profit and conscience while stressing public opinion shapes newspaper practice.
Contemptuously Defending Ad Revenue Policy in 1909 News
Hayti Herald notes a dispute over objectionable advertisements in a local option town. The paper claims about $1,300 invested in the printing establishment must be paid and insists on earning money lawfully, resisting opposition to whiskey and beer ads. The editor defends their stance and family livelihood.
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Fred Morgan
Morehouse
Caruthersville Argus
Morehouse Hustler Opinion Sparks Free Thought Debate
The Morehouse Hustler is praised for its independent stance while urging tolerance for opposing views. The Hayti Herald notes the necessity of free thought to prevent stagnation, acknowledging a minority that remains narrow, yet stresses preserving liberty and dialogue amid disagreement.
Wakarusa Degree Team to visit Mahagataysee Tribe at Concord
The Wakarusa Degree Team will visit the Mahagataysee Tribe at Concord next Saturday night to perform floor work and showcase their routine. Local observers expect a lively display of marching and ceremonial drills.
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R. M
Mahagataysee Tribe l
Concord
Saloon business defended as lawful by Hayti Herald
The Hayti Herald reiterates it is not for any set plan but supports legitimate saloon operations while noting they pay taxes and contribute, akin to churches and public institutions, as long as alcohol sale follows the law.
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Hayti Herald
Teachers Return From Thanksgiving Break at School
Teachers resumed duties after Thanksgiving at home, returning to work with renewed energy and brighter outlooks, ready to resume classes and school activities.
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