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Newspaper
Hayti Herald
Location
Hayti, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1918
Page
7
The text describes ditch sections with measurements in the Main Ditch system. It lists Section 301 at Sta 68 38 and Section 302 at Sta 398 496, with related yardage figures and references to ca Yda and fu Yds, indicating implied length calculations for these ditch segments.
The Little River Drainage District Board declares plans to issue 1,000,000 in bonds to fund district works and improvements. It levies a tax on all district lands to cover principal and interest, with option to pay in cash by December 16, 1918, to Treasurer George Hanford at the Cape Girardeau office.
Notice to all landowners within the Little River Drainage District of a meeting on Friday December 27 1918 at 10 a m in Morehouse Missouri to elect one member of the Board of Supervisors and to address other business. Polls open until 3 p m with one vote per acre of land. proxies must be in writing signed by the landowner. John H Himmelberger president George S Hanford secretary.
Elmer Stephens of Spot Cash Grocery shares a letter from Gov Gardner urging War Savings Pledge Redemption Meetings in every Missouri school district during December 7 to 14 1918. The proclamation calls Watch Meeting night December 31 to celebrate the New Year of Peace and to record riders who bought Thrift Stamps.
Dennis Green of Caruthersville was in this city awhile Saturday. The brief item records a local appearance by Mr Green during the day with no further details on purpose or events.
Washington warns influenza may linger this winter with pneumonia and other respiratory illnesses posing high death risks. Surgeon General urges precautions, proper clothing, fresh air, and covering coughs, plus education on droplet infection aided by a Treasury poster.
The obituary recalls Little Max Treece of Steele Missouri born September 14 1915 died November 27 1918 only child of Ralph and Beulah Treece. The family mourns a bright beloved infant while offering faith in God and comfort from scripture. The poem and prayers express enduring sorrow and hope of reunion in heaven.
The Missouri Division of the Food Administration announces the sugar certification program will end by year’s start after the January issue. January certificates issued in December, four pounds per person per month for households, four pounds per ninety meals for hotels and restaurants. Officials urge conservation, warn against waste, promote World Relief, and call Missourians to eat wisely to meet America’s pledge of twenty million tons of food for hungry nations.
Missouri job ad seeks sales reps for exclusive territories across the state. Kane Mfg. Co. offers training and a guaranteed weekly earnings range from 75 to 150 dollars, with a preference for men but accepts exceptional women. Applicants must state age, business experience, years in the community, and provide references. Apply in confidence. L. C. Smith Building Seattle.
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