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Newspaper
Hayti Herald
Location
Hayti, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1920
Page
2
Ernest Fields and John Foley of the city left yesterday for Camp Grant to enter the U S Army. Apples for cooking and eating, priced at $2 a bushel, offered at Buckley’s store.
Mrs Emma Crawford and children visited kin in Hayti including niece Jean ette Crawford and grandmother. Billy Nethery of East Arkansas Lumber Co met J W Trieschmann in Steele and accompanied him to Big Creek. Oscar Sanders of Kennett spent several days in Hayti. Miss Helen Essay of Marston High School visited Mr and Mrs W E Hopkins. Citron, orange and lemon peels advertised at Buckleys.
Weekly on Thursdays at Fourth and Broadway Streets in Hayti Missouri. Close matter October. Fine at Hayti. March 3 1878. Official newspaper of Pemiscot County subscription rates: six months and eight months prices listed.
The Hayt Herald lists legal ad rates with cash in advance and specifics. Rates include order of publication in divorce cases at 7.50, final settlement notices 2.50, administrator's notices 3, bank statements 5, and display options by inch or word. Additional details cover front page display and locale black face per line or word pricing.
A newspaper column voices unease over foreign-born immigration and fears of anarchist disruption while condemning riffraff. contrasts rural and urban views on voters and politics. It ridicules anti religious and anti feminist stances, notes campaign spending, and lampoons hypocrisy in moral debates.
A miscellany of sayings and small notices appears, including weathered quips about eggs and corn, aging, and home, plus local items: Glen Godrman tending school in Mississippi enroute to Kennett, a Turnbaugh jewelry display, Chas Tyalnor welcoming a new baby, Buckley’s promotions, and Buckley’s salt for hog killing.
The Times discusses cooperative stores led by farmers or producer groups. It notes success depends on practicality and leadership. A farmer with a dairy, truck farming knowhow, and shop skills could open a city store selling vegetables fruits eggs milk and meats with a strong slogan like Fresh From My Farm Today. Multiple farmers could join to cut out middlemen but face new business risks and management burdens. A rental notice follows: FOR RENT One good burn. Apply to Mrs G R eBttis Hayti Mo 4-ap.
Mrs Elmer Lewis and Miss Edith Lew depart Sunday noon for St Louis to spend the Christmas holidays with their brother J Lewis.
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