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Newspaper
Hayti Herald
Location
Hayti, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1918
Page
3
A reward is offered by the owner for return of a set of upper teeth lost on the streets of Hayti. Mrs. Jennie Ranaburgh is thanked for renewing her Herald subscription for another year.
Wants all kinds of hides and furs cash paid at the highest price. J B Westfall Pascola Missouri advertises prompt payments and fair dealing for sellers seeking to monetize animal pelts.
Members of the Knights and Ladies of Security are notified that meetings will be held in the I C O F Hall every Thursday night. Mrs M P Elliston is president and Miss Mayme Pickens is secretary.
For Sale 100 fine Rose Comb White Leghorn hens and pullets from heavy laying strain. A few colonies of 3 banded Italian bees in 10 frame dovetailed hives with stores to carry through winter. Also one good mule and one horse wagon and harness. R. 8S. Hart, Phone 122, Hayti, Mo. 4tr
Money from eggs is yours for effort, but the hen must be treated right. B A Thomas' Poultry Remedy will keep poultry healthy and boost egg yield. We guarantee satisfaction or your money back. Sanders' Store, Hayti, Missouri.
Notice to hunters that further trespassing on the premises will be vigorously prosecuted. Includes all hunters and fishermen. Names listed: GEO. MERRILL, JOSEPH KLINKHARDT BE, C. SPEER, J. W. BESS, M. JOHNSON. Note names added to the list at 25 cents per year.
The Hayti Baptist Church invites all ages to Sunday School at 10 a m each Sunday. After reorganizing the church offers a place for everyone and asks members to attend and improve attendance following a good showing last Sunday.
By deed of trust dated August 9 1916 Walter G McHurry and Elisabeth L McHurry conveyed land in Pemiscot County Missouri to B L Guffy as trustee to secure a promissory note. Default on payment prompts sale January 17 1919 at Caruthersville courthouse between 9 am and 5 pm for cash to highest bidder all of the grove described real estate to satisfy the note and costs of executing the trust 7-10
Trustee T D L Guiffey offers for sale by public auction the real estate in Pemiscot County described as 200 acres east of the St Louis and San Francisco Raiload right of way to satisfy a promissory note with interest and costs. The sale occurs the 3rd day of January 1916 at Caruthersville in the forenoon and at five o'clock in the afternoon.
The article praises editor Mrs. Smith of Southeast Mississippian for her dedication to public interest. It notes a trustee issue in Caruthersville and mentions advertising coverage and quality reporting.
In Caruthersville Turnbaugh's Jewelry Store advertises hut buying as a Pleagure. The note repeats Caruthersville as the locale.
F B Mumford, Missouri federal food administrator, urges county food officials to shift from a war to a world relief conscience. He says America must conserve to feed Europe and Allies, export food before the next harvest to prevent starvation and ensuing anarchy, and continue efforts begun to protect civilians from profiteers and hunger.
In Europe after the armistice the Great Task is to feed liberated peoples. Hoover argues the aim is to lift blockades via economic measures so Germany is fed, while stressed regions and neutrals require relief. He notes 75 million depend on aid and outlines priorities for Belgium France Italy and Eastern European allies.
Fragmentary remarks discuss using starvation as a tool to force political change in Poland and neighboring regions. The text references allies, enemy forces, and the broader crisis in Europe, mentioning France Romania Montenegro and Russia in a historically charged context. It emphasizes urgency and supposedly sacred duties in wartime policy.
A wartime appeal honors the Red Cross as a nationwide support system for military families. It highlights home front roles such as counseling on government protections and war risk insurance, while stressing care for soldiers in field and hospital as the top priority.
A baby boy arrives one morning while Hunter, three, reflects on a birthday gift. The father suggests sharing a font, asking what Linnter would say. Hunter remains silent a moment before answering that he’d rather save the gent for his own middle boy.
A quoted rural speaker, Uncle Eben, remarks that many men think they gain wisdom while merely loitering and indulging curiosity. The line underscores patience and discernment in daily life.
A local jeweler, Turnbaugh's, promotes a large selection of cameos and other fine jewelry including diamonds, inviting shoppers to browse an extended inventory.
Notice that letters of administration on the estate of T. J. Trautmann deceased were granted by the Pemiscot county Missouri probate court dated December 10 1915. Creditors must exhibit claims for allowance within six months from the letters or be precluded from benefits. if not exhibited within one year from publication they will be barred.
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