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Newspaper
Hayti Herald
Location
Hayti, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1920
Page
6
The Hayts Herald advertises rates for legal notices including 7.50 for divorce order of publication, 2.50 final settlement notice, 3.00 administrator notice, 5.00 bank statements, and 1.6 cents per column inch for display, with cash with proof of publication required and 1 cent per word for locals. Rates vary by display type and notice size, cash in advance unless arranged.
Ed Juden will become presiding judge of the county court in January, succeeding Everton Speer who resigns due to ill health. The Pemiscot Argus notes Speer’s long service and endorses Juden, praising his fitness and county familiarity. The community shares pride in Juden’s appointment and wishes Speer well.
Mrs Russell King of St Louis arrived Thursday morning to spend seveal days with her muster Mrs Datley.
Joe Rynes, 59, was struck by Frisco Train No. 802 Sunday morning near Deering Road crossing and died instantly. The accident threw his body about forty feet. the engineer and fireman were unaware until told at the depot. An inquest was held, and his burial followed at Maple Cemetery. His Missouri roots and wife left alone, she considers suing the railroad.
In northern Maine near Daisy Dam a bull moose became tangled in slack telephone wire after a break in the line. A careful rescuer tracked the ends 500 feet apart, approached the wary animal, and cut the entangling wire to free the animal without injury.
Westerners arranged a Thanksgiving tribute when E. F. Ely of Yuma Arizona presented two crates of Yuma Mesa oranges from Belo to the White House. The turkey, sent by the Cuero Chamber of Commerce, rests against a key shaped crate modeled after the Texas state Capitol.
State organizers report steady progress across Missouri as volunteers receive instructions and supplies to efficiently sell Seals to every Missourian. The effort aims to promote a healthier, better state by ensuring broad access to Seals and quick distribution through organized communities.
A historical note suggests Aldeburgh in Suffolk may rightfully claim the Mayflower. Records show 1590 Aldeburgh owned 24 fishing vessels and a 1628 certificate lists 13 ships, with four captured by Dunkirk privateers. The Victoria History adds a footnote that one of the 13 ships could be the Mayflower.
Berlin supposedly produced a chemical rubber substitute cheaper than natural rubber and suitable for tires and other goods. The claims come from reports judged trustworthy but no German facts or large-scale production details are disclosed, and the substitute has not yet appeared in the market.
National Geographic Society in Washington quotes John A. Kingman arguing ancient Rome used long distance signaling. He notes Capri as a potential imperial wireless station with methods including beacon fires smoke pigeons flags and shouting between sentinels.
A brief vignette notes spring air rich with fragrance but humans only receive a scent, per a line from the Boston Transcript.
Jud Tunkins says he wants to hear both sides of a question but notes the debate is too brief to cover every argument. He urges a thorough discussion to fully explore opposing positions and respective merits.
Mrs Thweat of Caruthersville visited Hayti for business. J C Brooks of Jalette Ark visiting sister Mrs R N Saline. Oscar Farrow and party from Caruthersville motored to Hayti Wednesday night. Mrs Boone Willoughby and two children of Dyer Tenn visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Chas Keith. Mrs Mollie Troutmann attended motored to Caruthersville last Wednesday. T C Mayfield and W P Meatte on county seat business. Wu A Joplin and W N Rankin from near Hayti hunted in Deering bottoms. L L Lefer in San Angelo Texas improving for health.
Mrs O N Watts and Mrs Mollie Trautmann motored to Caruthersville Thursday. Ward J Dorris Dan Dortch Buster Dortch and Clyde Schakles were hunting just above Gayoso Thanksgiving. Willard Russell brought his bride Miss Sue Slack of Charleston Missouri to reside in this City. FOR SALE New model drop head sewing machine good as new Cheap for cash See Mrs Irene Teel. LOST H Between Harti and Netherlands bracelet watch engine movement on black wrist band Return to Mrs Neal Helm Caruthersville or Herald office
The hog plays a central role in Missouri farming, serving as mortgage lifter and revenue source. It underpins family education, vehicle purchases, and the hay and equipment supply chain, positioning itself as the financial hope of the average Missouri farm.
A mother reminds her son that a soft answer turns away wrath while the boy Clarence admits he threw a rotten apple at the neighbor. The exchange shows a child learning restraint after a misdeed.
At a league game in Portland Oregon three Japanese fans in a box raised hats thinking the band rendition of How Dry I Am was the national anthem.
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