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Hayti Herald

Location

Hayti, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 25, 1913

Page

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Christmas Greeting From The Herald

To our friends near and far we wish a merry Christmas and a prosperous New Year. We thank customers for liberal patronage and aim to merit continuation of fame. The Herald, never stronger, seeks steady growth and leadership in news and public interest as an ideal county home paper.

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The Creation of Woman From Time's Ocean

Legend says Twashtri cannot create a second element after man and blends moonlight and plant life to make a woman. The god returns her to man as he tires of her chatter yet cannot live without her. The tale ends with the man lamenting he cannot live with or without her.

Twashtri Vulcan Twarshtri

Mrs W P Meatte Shopping in Caruthersville

Mrs W P Meatte was shopping in Caruthersville on Friday.

W. P. Meatte Caruthersville

Hayti eyed by Goddard Grocery for new unit

The Goddard Grocery Company has closed its Caruthersville business due to poor transport and is considering Hayti as a new location. Negotiations are underway with hopes of locating here, with local leaders urged to back the move. J. W. Whitelock, respected farmer, died Monday after pneumonia and was buried at Little Prairie cemetery. Miss Jessie Morris, an efficient telephone operator, was shop

Goddard Grocery Company Caruthersville Hayti J. W. Whitelock Little Prairie Cemetery Jessie Morris

Scientific farming shown to beat old methods on cotton yield

Theo Klinkhardt from the farm reports 1400 pounds of cotton per acre on his land versus others, illustrating the advantage of scientific farming. Dunklin county recorder Drew Wardell visited, recovering from appendicitis in St. Louis. Nettie Gaither and a Wardell friend Christmas shopped in town. Hayti Public Schools superintendent Johnson serves a second term and is doing well. The monthly honor roll is the largest in the school’s history.

Theo. Klinkhardt Drew Wardell Dunklin County Kennett Wardell St. Louis Johnson Hayti

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