Red Cross membership drive reports strong holiday turnout
The committee led by Miss Bertha Miller and Mrs. B. L. Guffy tallies 37 new members and 7 renewals for the Red Cross drive, listing numerous names from Hayti and nearby towns. The drive closes Christmas day, with a second-hand piano offered for sale by I. Kohn and L. C. Averill.
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Red Cross
Bertha Miller
Joseph Kohn
K. Wolf
Jack Robb
Adam Mullen
H. P. Dyer
K. Lucille Dorris
Kos
Dorris
Maude Hopkins
al. Hoge
OC. T. Berry
H. J. Frazier
R. D. Hawkins
Lee Spencer
Jas. F. Money
James F. Money
F. Morgan
Eugene Darnall
Virg. P. Adams
H. E. Montgomery
Iva Alexander
O. N. Watts
Lucy Alexander
Chas
W. Owen
al Hoge
Eula Trainor
Morgan Worth
Ernest E. Barham
P. W. Woods
A. D. Mullen
Price Aubrey
Pascola
Annie Ollree
Braggadocia
B. L. Guffy
Jettie Gettings
W. R. Jones
Ida L. Probst
Ella Powell
Grace Murphy
Stella Dorris
Gertie Vaughn
S. E. Wallace
Chas. Morean
Chas. Morgan
C. O. Raine
Billy Nethery, Jr
J. T. Nethery
Beulah Huffman
J. W. Johnson, Jr
Lucille Johnson
Violet Hopkins
Helen Guffy
J. W. Green
Kathryon Lake Brittin
Ella Conkling Brittin
Teddy Argo
Doc White
Dorothy Cresswell
May Dowd
H. G. Rook
George S. Brown
O. B. Davis
Cora Mae Meatte
Jos
Klinkhart
John O'Hara
Sheboygan
Wisconsin
Bank of Hayti
Warren Beck
John Henderson
A. R. Sanders
L. L. Mullens
J.W. Chilton
J. D. Dobbins
T. J. Trautmann
Otis A. Popham
D. O. Cathay
Fred Larson
H. E. Raybuck
Moore L. Shelling
Vernon Kelley
C. V. Sigler
Roy Calkins
C. W. Reed
Walter McHarry
W. V. Garrison
Ed Young
J. F. Timbs
N. R. Hudgens
Herbert Wallace
C. L. Lefler
Jennie Ransburg
W. W. Gwin
B. Warner
L.W. Manuel
M. G. Prince
Jessie Gwin
Sam Ellis
Walter Schilling
Mary Boyle
Hattie Caither
Lillie Sprayberry
George Webb
Albert
O. H., McCormick
L. H. Brannon
S. P. Oates
Harold Prehn
L. A. Brannon
Nat Buckley
I. Kohn
L.C. Averill
Hayti
Compliments Popham and Harti Herald on Christmas Edition
Caruthersville papers praise Otis Popham and foreman G Wilbur Goodner for a thirty page Christmas issue. Editors note two color work done in house, unusual for special editions, and commend the ads, copy, and layout reflecting credit on town and office.
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Hayti
The
Herald
Popham
Goodner
Caruthersville
Harti Herald
Otis Popham
G. Wilbur Goodner
Republican
Woolen shirts and a note to Mildred Davis in France
Buckley’s offers a full line of woolen shirts for cold weather. Miss Mildred Davis, a trained nurse well known in Sikeston, has arrived in France. Locals are urged to write cheerful letters to her weekly, addressed to Miss Mildred Davis Army Nurse Corps Base Hospital 23 American Expeditionary Forces France, Silveston Standard.
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Mildred Davis
Sikeston
France
Army Nurse Corps
American’ Expeditionary Forces
Silveston Standard
Buckley's Sells Heavy Union Suite for Cold Weather
Buckley's highlights a heavy union suit designed for extreme cold. The item is pitched as essential winter warmth, with focus on insulation and comfort for outdoor use. The description emphasizes durability and practical wear for harsh conditions.
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Union
Buckley's
Household goods sale at Sikeston exchange
Mrs L J Albright and Mrs O SN Watts of Hayti shopped in Sikeston Monday as the Sikeston Standard notes a household goods sale at the Telephone Exchange. Those dollar sweaters are dandies according to the brief item.
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L. J. Albright
O. SN. Watts
Hayti
Sikeston
Telephone Exchange
Ley's
Tragic street accident and war rural notices
Sunday afternoon a boy aged ten died after touching an exposed wire from a pole near Bell Avenue. The elder brother witnessed the fall and burial followed at Little Prairie cemetery. The paper notes a potential damage suit against the light company. A government food reporting requirement for December 31 1917 and January 10 1918 is outlined with penalties for noncompliance. Community notices include local visits, illnesses, and civic updates amid a busy post holiday period.
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Setzer
Little Prairie Cemetery
Light Company
Democrat
Caruthersville Democrat
H. H. S. Boys Beat Alumni In Season Opener
Hayti High School opened its basketball season with a 115 to 48 victory over Alumni on December 26. Reaves scored 12 of 15 points, Buckley and Spain starred for Alumni, while N Buckley and Joe Kohn played key guard and center roles for the H. H. S. lineup.
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Hayti High School
Reaves
Buckley
Spain
Raybuck
Argo Spain
E, Kohn B
Reaves King
R. G
N. Buckley
Joe Kohn
L. G
Gurt
Frisco Boy Killed in France in 1917
Andrewa Aubushon, a well known Frisco employee and popular on the road, was killed in France on December 22, 1917. He belonged to an engineering party partly consisting of Frisco workers. He leaves a father, mother, three sisters and three brothers, all three brothers employed by Frisco in Chaffee, Missouri.
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Andrewa Aubushon
Frisco
France
Prisco Employes
Chaffee
Sanol Promises Rapid Kidney and Bladder Relief
A testimonial style ad asserts Sanol as the best remedy for kidney and bladder troubles with relief claimed within 24 hours and a 1.00 dollar bottle price at the drug store.
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Sanol
Sano
Notice of Taker's Up Near Hayti 1917
A notice dated about November 1 1917 states at the author’s place one mile northwest of Hayti two bay mares about 800 pounds each aged 10 to 12 years are up for taker. It is signed A McAlexander. The notice also mentions a full line of spices and extracts at Buckley’s.
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My Place
Hayti
Buckley's
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War Emergency Food Survey
United States Department of Agriculture
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Kansas City
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Washington
W. E. Roberston
Ot Sheppard
Mr. Robertson
Mae Popham
C. A. Schonhoff
M. M. Cunningham
J. S. Sturm
Robert Dowdy
Camp Funston
Kans
Anna Dunklin
Reed Woodside
J. L. Dorris
Annie Ghee
C. G. Nevelle
St. Louis
Billy Nethery’s
Buckley’s
A. McAlexander
Efler