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Newspaper
Hayti Herald
Location
Hayti, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1918
Page
2
Local paper seeks letters from Pemiscot county soldiers serving in France or overseas. Readers encouraged to send or bring letters to honor their service in the Christmas issue. The paper pledges to mail a copy of the edition to each identified soldier, showing appreciation and support for those in the armed forces.
A late 19th or early 20th century ad promotes Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe vegetable liquid substitute for calomel. It claims calomel is dangerous mercury and causes salivation, weakness, and bone damage, urging readers to try the tonic with a money-back guarantee if not better.
The message asks readers to send letters from soldiers overseas and include the name and address of boys to receive the paper. It promises a brim full issue with features and current topics, to be issued the Wednesday after next, December 18. Mrs C J McElheny of Dowagiac Michigan is enrolled again on the Herald subscriber list.
F. M. Klingensmith, once a prosperous Concord farmer now residing in Caruthersville, was in town Saturday. He is associated with Lefler's in Hayti where the dolls are advertised as not made in Germany.
Lefler's and Pyles of the Arkansas Grocery Co head offices in Blytheville Ark were in town Monday to handle branch business. Mrs J P Hall returned to Memphis after weeks with her sister Miss Carrie Richmond who was ill. Rev John T Setf of Hornersville visited on the Kennett line then proceeded to Blytheville for church matters. The Chicago Publisher's Auxiliary notes Hayti Herald's eleventh anniversary and Otis Popham's paper standing strong in Missouri. Mrs D O Slater returned from Battle Creek Michigan via Camp Fupston Kansas visiting brother Ross Baldwin. E D Johnson of Malden Marble Works discussed monument materials but reported shortages. otherwise conditions were as usual.
The Excelsior Literary Society will render a Christmas program December 24 from 2 20 to 3 00 pm. Orchestra practice occurs every Thursday. Students are urged to borrow books for ten days from the library. Misses Sadie Mitchell and Mabel Irwin entered high school Monday. Despite book shortages and influenza related schedule changes, work remains satisfactory. Everton Speer and local boys were in town. several Hayti youths head to Camp Pike. Turnbaugh's Jewelry promotes gift watches in Caruthersville.
Members of the Knights and Ladies of Security are notified of Thursday night meetings at the I. C. O. F. Hall each week. Mrs. M. P. Elliston serves as president.
J B Westfall of Pascola Missouri advertises paying the highest cash price for all kinds of hides and furs with prompt payment.
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