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Newspaper
Hayti Herald
Location
Hayti, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1918
Page
6
Local Social Notes and Returns from War Era
Health improving. Mrs Laura Cash and son from Illinois visited sister Mrs H L Hedges. Harman Ledbetter and Sterling Slavins return home with honorable discharges. Kesner family visited Morgan home. saw mill progressing. A W Hudgens plans to build on Williams farm. Tom Morris found his horse after night sighting possible mischief. New house rising on Wilson farm. Jennings Morgan improving. E E Lumert reports a sick baby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Cash
Illaoijs
H. L. Hedges
Harman Ledbetter
Navy
Kesner
Morgan
A. W. Hudgens
Williams
Tom Morris
Sterling Slavins
Mr. Wilson
Jennings Morgan
E. E. Lumert
Married in Terry United in a November ceremony
Mies Mary Clark of Terry and K G Hagemann of near Hayti wed on Thursday November 28. The bride’s parents hosted a reception dinner Sunday. They plan to live near Hayti. Various local residents were noted changing homes or visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies Mary Clark
Terry
K. G. Hagemann
Hayti
Hayiti
Tine Johnson
Black Island
F. M. Johnson
Mr. Nicholson
Caruthersville
McHarry Place
Mrs. Roth
Local residents visit neighbors in small town notes
Mr Hazel of Caruthersville bought the Sam Edwards place near Terry. Maurice Johnson of Terry visited Leo Roth near Netherlands Sunday. Mr McCulley of Swift was in the Terry neighborhood Tuesday. FARMER BOY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Hazel
Caruthersville
Sam Edwards
Terry
Maurice Johnson
Leo Roth
Netherlands
Mr. McCulley
Swift
Farmer Boy
Influenza Epidemic Returns in U S Cities
The daily papers report a resurgence of influenza once thought spent with alarming impact in Cape Girardeau and Northeastern Arkansas. The note urges all to take precautions as this, unlike any prior epidemic, has caused great suffering and loss of life nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Girardeau
Arkansas
United States
Yankee nickname and Native origins in American usage
Detroit, Mich. discusses how the term Yank for an American soldier in France evolved from Native and colonial pronunciations. It notes Cooper’s Deer Slayer footnote, historical shifts from Inglish to Yengeese to Yankee, and how Indian phonetics influenced spelling and pronunciation of English words.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
France
Cooper
Deer Slayer
Barge Line to Deliver Hats and Coffee to St Louis
A barge loaded with hats from Mexico and 5,000 sacks of coffee from Brazil aboard the Japanese steam ship Panama Maru will form the core of a record cargo moving from New Orleans to St Louis. The steamboat Oscar Barrett and barges, in government service on the lower Mississippi, will haul the load past Pemiscot county river line within days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
New Orleans
Brazil
St. Louis
Oscar Barrett
Government
Lower
Mississippi
Pemiscot County
Seaman Kesner Reports From Rock of Gibraltar
Gibralter, Nov 2 1918. J. G. Kesner of Hayti Missouri writes to his parents that he has arrived safely at sea routes but has not reached his destination yet. He says he is getting along fine and mentions a pig in his brief message.
Rock of Gibraltar Admired in Letter Home
A son, John Kesner, writes from abroad praising the Rock of Gibraltar as a pretty sight and wishing loved ones well. He mentions arriving at his current location and plans to continue enjoying life while unsure of what he is permitted to write, sending Merry Christmas and happy New Year wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock of Gibraltar
John Kesner
Death of Ray Peters near Sikeston
Ray Peters died at his parents' home near Steele on Thursday night October 24 after a 12 day illness that began with influenza and progressed to pneumonia and fatal complications. Born May 21, 1898 in Palestine Illinois, he was 20 years old. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Peters and well known around Sikeston for his bright, intelligent, and dutiful character. The remains were buried in the community cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Peters
Steele
Frank Peters
Sikeston
Palestine
Ill
Beloved Son and Brother Laid to Rest at Lester Cemetery
The Sikeston Standard reports the untimely death of a beloved son and brother. Bereaved parents and his siblings extend deepest sympathy from their many friends attending his funeral at Lester Cemetery near Holland on Saturday October 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester
Holland
Sikeston Standard
Red Cross asks women to sew for overseas troops
The appeal urges Hayt women to donate time and garments for soldiers overseas. It notes the fighting is over but troops still need clothing. The Red Cross room is open Monday Tuesday and Friday afternoons and Tuesday evening to collect contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayt
Red Cross
For Sale Items from Rose Comb White Leghorn Hens
For Sale 100 fine Rose Comb White Leghorn hens and pullets from heavy laying strain. A few colonies of 3-banded Italian bees in 8 and 10-frame dovetailed hives with stores for winter. Also one good mule and a one horse wagon and harness. Phone 122 Hayti Mo R 8 Hart 4tf.
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Quality Store
Hayti, Mo
Dry Bayou
Terry News
Lefler
Rae
Mickname Tank
New England
Seaman John Kesner
Rock OF Gibralter
Bank OF
Hart
Cauth
Ersville
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