Speaking Out In Meeting At Hayti Herald
The Hayti Herald rebuts a pro local option sheet accusing it of bias and proclaims it an independent paper serving all readers. The editorial defends free speech, criticizes personal attacks, and endorses Judge H Riley and potential candidate H. Faris of Caruthersville, praising local confidence and urging fair treatment of advertisers.
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Pemiscot County
Herald
Hayti Herald
Caruthersville Argus
The
Caruthersville
H. ©. Riley
B. Faris
Hayti Herald Promises Bold Stand Against Challenges
The Hayti Herald declares it will defend itself against all comers and warns opponents that they can try their best, with a bold jab at Buddie. The terse taunt signals defiant editorial stance and readiness for confrontations.
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Hayti Herald
Buddie
Local optionist boycotts twice weekly Democrat in wet town
A local optionist has boycotted the twice a week Democrat in the town famed as the wettest in the state. He earned his money there and now wonders if the tables will turn.
Pemiscot County Paper Seeks Policy Dominance
A Pemiscot County publication asserts it could dictate county policy and silence rivals, but acknowledges that continued bold efforts may curb its egoism and shift influence among local newspapers.
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Pemiscot County
Judge Sterling H McCarty as a congressional candidate
The passage discusses Judge Sterling H. McCarty as a possible congress candidate in the district. It notes prior mentions by the Herald and remarks from local newspapers. The author claims familiarity with McCurty in Pemiscot County and asserts he is loyal to friends and historically appreciative.
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Sterling H. McCarty
Congress
Herald
Judge McCurty
Pemiscot County
Horse Sense on Editors and Advertisers in Newspapers
The piece argues editors should not shun ads for whiskey houses or dancers, as newspapers serve twofold: publish editorials and provide a broad advertising platform. It compares papers to meals, offering many items for readers to select, and contends publishers are not responsible for readers’ choices beyond honest ads and news. It concludes that lawful honest business is fine without overstepping.
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Christ
Lord
Special election on HOON Waterworks bonds set
Kennett Democrat reports a special city election will be held Tuesday January 4 2110 to decide a proposition to issue HOON Waterworks bonds. The vote will determine funding for the city water system upgrade and related projects.
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Kennett Democrat
United States Express to Begin Cape Girardeau Service
Cape Girardeau announces the United States Express Company will start business January 2 with a rate schedule matching Wells Fargo Express, which will end here as its Frisco lease expires. In nearby Poplar Bluff, landowners push to honor Senator George W Carleton for advancing the drainage system in Southeast Missouri.
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Cape Girardeau
United States Express Company
Wells-Fargo Express Company
Wells-Fargo Company
Frisco
United States Company
Poplar Bluff
George W. Carleton
Missouri
Carleton
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