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Newspaper
Hayti Herald
Location
Hayti, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1921
Page
4
The Southern Five hosted a lively diner at the Armory last Monday drawing local followers of heterpsichorian art and visitors from Caruthers Ville. Attendees enjoyed energetic music and a thoroughly good time.
Mrs. TO J Greenwell and her son David were seen shopping in Caruthersville on Thursday with a casual, weekday outing. The scene captures a small town moment as they visited local shops.
The article argues success hinges on inner ability but stresses the job market is driven by first impressions. It urges good appearance, alertness, and cheerful demeanor as the best public ad for a candidate, noting skill must be proven with opportunity.
A West African groom shows appreciation to his wife by powdering her head with fine clay the day after their marriage ceremony.
The article explains that the beaver’s flat tail serves not only for swimming but also as an alarm signal when struck on water, highlighting its additional practical use beyond propulsion.
A terse quotation notes that it took sixty centuries for public opinion to accept its power to influence private affairs through the act of voting. The remark underscores the long struggle for suffrage and civic participation in shaping personal and societal policy.
Notice to members to read the by laws printed in the association passes outlining monthly dues payment to the Secretary on or before the tenth of each month. Members urged to study the bylaws as the association's affairs are governed by them. L. J. Banner, Secretary.
Sheriff W. P. Robertson and deputies left Thursday for Jefferson City to deliver six prisoners to the state penitentiary. Convicts include Leonard Brazel and James Knott, each 12 year terms for robbing the Frisco station. Tom Miles ten years for highway robbery. Robert Washington colored two years for grand larceny. Willie Thomas colored for burglary and larceny. Robert Stewart two years for assault. Sheriff to return for Christmas with family.
Mrs. Lona Henderson was seen shopping in Carothersville on Thursday. Local witnesses noted her quiet pace and careful selection at several shops, with no incidents reported and no public statements from her side.
Mrs J A Miller and her daughter were seen shopping in the county seat on Wednesday, a routine local outing noted in society briefings.
Notice is given of a meeting of the Hayti Fee and Cold Storage Co stockholders in Hayti Missouri for officer election and other business. The meeting will be held at the company offices in Tartts Missouri on Monday January 16 1922 between hours of nine and twelve. All stockholders are requested to attend. Also local notes include Mrs J R English of Cape Girardeau posting through here en route to Atlanta Georgia for holidays and various brief local items including for sale lots at Fourth and Lincoln streets in Hayti and visits by residents to nearby towns.
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