Many New Members for Chamber of Commerce
The Hayti Chamber of Commerce held its second meeting with about 50 attendees. A canvassing committee was formed to recruit new members and several new members were admitted. Ministers and school teachers will join as salaried members. A By-laws committee was named and a Woman's Civic League was proposed to work with the chamber.
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Hayti Chamber of Commerce
Hayti
Messrs
H. J. Reinhard
J. W. Guither
J. F. Stu
J. A. Johnson
John Nunn
F. &. Teaster
John Wilks
W. O. O'Connor
D. Garage
J. S. Sturm
H. J. Wells
C. A. Jobe
J. B. Buckley
E. P. Howse
Hooker
Bank of Hayti
T. A. McNair
T. Martin
T. P .Runsell
S. P. Oates
National Refining Co
The
Herald
J. W. Ray
Blair Buckley
Co. P. Wells
B. L. Gully
Chamber
Woman's Civic League
Chamber of Commerce
J. 8S. Sturm
B. L.juffy
Real estate transfers record list deeds January to February
Warrants deeds recorded in the Recorder of Deeds show J F Moner and Willie Money transferring Lot 11 Block 2 Kohns addition Hayti to Elmer O Prosser for 1500 dollars. The Hunter spouses convey a large tract totaling about 1669.6 acres in Big Lake and Ule Luke areas, Township 18 /involving multiple descriptions, to Lee Hunter and Ollie Hunter for 15000 dollars and subject to right of way.
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Recorder of Deeds
J. F. Moner
Willie Money
Elmer O. Prosser
Kohn
Hayti
Lee Hunter
Ollie Hunter
Big Lake
Ig Lake
Township
W. H. Morris
Mrs Mitchell to Erect New $20,000 Hotel in Hayti
Mrs Mitchell plans a three story brick hotel on the east side of her current location in Hayti with brick walls, steam heat, running water and baths. Architect A M Van Cleve of Camthersville is drawing the plans. The project aims to meet growing travel demand and provide modern accommodations in Hayti.
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Mrs. Mitchell
Hayti
A. M. van Cleve
Camthersville
M. C. Mitchell
Mitchell Hotel
Mitchell
Jessye Clark
Millio Bettre
Deputy Income Tax Collector to Visit Feb 14
Hon C L Overall deputy income tax collector will be in the city on Monday Feb 14 to assist taxpayers in preparing income tax returns. The service is free and a consultation will clarify whether a return is required.
Time flies in mule swindle tale from Alabama
In February two Alabama men traded mules with one describing his as seven years old and well performing. By June the other man learned the animal was twelve years old and confronted the swindler. The counter replies that time indeed flies as the men discuss the fraud. Buckley promotes garden seed onion sets and seed Irish potatoes.
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Alabama
Atchigan County Mail
Buckley's
Chamber of Commerce calls boosters for Hayti water works
A chamber of commerce notice outlines committees to study the Hayti water works proposition and arrange refreshments for the next meeting. Members J Banner C P Wells J T Huchley A O Allen form the entertainment committee while E Tester R N Brasher and JL Dorris Jr are tasked with refreshments. The group invites civic supporters to join and actively push projects.
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Chamber of Commerce
South plots own salvation by cutting cotton in 1921
The South channels hope into reduced cotton acreage and boosted corn, hay, potatoes and livestock to meet debts and demand. Farmers, bankers and merchants acknowledge a one crop system hurt progress. states pledge to halve 1920 cotton yields, stabilizing values and avoiding future glut. The plan foresees growing feed for self reliance and cutting cotton to avert lower prices and weak exports.
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Europe
Asia
South
United States
U. S
Sunday School Attendance Report
Our Sunday School progress is noted with 64 attendees present this Sunday. The message is signed by HONEY BUNCH.
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Honey Bunch
County Court Opens First Monday Session
County court convened Monday February 7 beginning the regular First Monday session. Officials expect it to last through the week with routine business plus road overseers settlements on the docket.
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