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Newspaper
Hayti Herald
Location
Hayti, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1921
Page
5
4 acre farm for sale all in cultivation well located see Mrs Laws Henderson Huyti Mo for price and terms Mrs EF Wallis spent Sunday in Paragould visiting relatives
Asparigus, described as fancy and tender ips, is available from the White Ribbon brand at Buckleys, indicating a premium listing in the store’s current selection.
The American Legion in Caruthersville hosts a week long carnival with Max Miller Amusement Co starting last Saturday. Dancing and games enliven evenings with music by Mark's Melody Makers. Roscoe Hayden of Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. visited town Wednesday and reported strong business. Turnbaugh's Jewelry Store promotes Christmas stock. Teachers Hattie Mae Argo and Mae Merrill visited over Sunday.
The state appoints Theodore Gary of Kansas City Murry Carleton of St. Louis Charles D Mathews of Sikeston and C Cornet of Faucett to the Highway Commission with Gary as chairman They will oversee spending 60 million on about 7000 miles of permanent roads in Lifeserard Contracts await approval The four men are wealthy and frequently travel for official duties with daily pay of 1000 and expenses.
The Caruthersville Retail Merchants Association reached a contract with Otto Boreher of Milwaukee to set up the Milwaukee Brewers spring training camp in Caruthersville. About 34 players trainers and newspaper men will arrive in early March and may play teams like Minneapolis Dyersburg Memphis Chicks and the St Louis Browns and Cardinals. Senier Reiner heads the local committee coordinating the program and grounds. The merchants praise the action and promise community entertainment.
The Railway Labor Board in Chicago announced new rules ending most grievances with a virtually open shop in railroads. The code preserves collective bargaining while shifting to private ownership as the reason for the change.
Hen 1 Allen of Marble Hill visits his parents Mr. and Mrs. I FO Alena on Sunday. Allen continues in the grocery business.
Make festive lamp and lantern shades using crepe or tissue, pauper and tinsel. Two cardboard rings covered in black or gold paper form the frame. green tissue is slit and placed inside to fan out, rose octape paper layers add depth, and silver tinsel decorates the wire handles.
Six people were killed and twenty nine seriously injured today when two passenger trains collided on the Pacific railroad near Celilo Ore. No cause yet reported. W E Walter district manager of Aetna Life Insurance Co arrived in Hayti yesterday delivering the death claim settlement for Dr L H Brannon with special agent L J Banner. Mr and Mrs Ross Baldwin proprietors of the new Fris European Restaurant opposite the depot have gone to Carmi IL for several days visit.
A brief item notes Buckleys offering green string beans and fancy kidney beans, unclear context but mentions these varieties as available options.
Hoover Vacuum Sweepers showcases the world’s standard line at a Hayti Missouri exhibit. The display highlights durable designs, ease of use, and efficient cleaning performance tailored for home and business use.
Dr F A Elders of Flat River was in Havel yesterday and continued on business to Caruthersville.
Gully visited Caruthersville on Thursday and today to handle local affairs and conduct routine duties in the town. The brief visit focused on community matters and scheduled appointments.
Felix N LeSleur a Brage City teacher visited Wayti today after attending a teachers meeting at Caruthersville. He urged shoppers to look closely at local merchants wares before purchasing elsewhere.
Mrs EB F Montey and Mrs D O Slater, visiting Oty, travel to Harrisburg to shop. They argue waste from trips costs residents money that should stay home to support the town.
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