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Newspaper
Hayti Herald
Location
Hayti, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1914
Page
4
The Hayti Herald reports new parcel post rules effective January 1 1914 with higher weight limits and zone rates, plus a March 16 1914 book rate for books and Alaska U S mail provisions. It ends with a sharp critique of critics who attacked the paper, noting the uproar exposed its resolve.
The paper boasts it will outlast its enemies through 1914 and build the largest subscription list in Pemiscot County. It credits the Deacon and his group for boosting business, saying they saved the paper from moving away from Hayti and hope they can endure another year.
The article argues that foreigners should not meddle in others affairs and that America should be for Americans. It names a specific Jew in the city, once befriended, who allegedly joined a group led by the Deacon and financed the importation of the Butcher, challenging the success of Hayti’s newspaper.
The government reports 14 590 saloons last year a drop of 21 054 yet whiskey consumption rose by 7 803 267 pints. The author questions whether prohibitory laws curb an evil or simply foster greater liquor use.
An archival note reflects on a surviving newspaper, the Auyt Herald, described as continuing to glide smoothly in its ethos and cadence, never leaping beyond its established format.
Citizens express strong disapproval of profanity heard on visiting troupes and the careless use of pistols on stage. They urge opera house managers to curb such expressions, arguing English offers plenty of words to express emotion without curses.
A local young man has harassed the Herald for months with foolish remarks about “putting it in the Herald.” The paper expresses concern, stating he needs professional help soon before it is too late and suggests his friends ensure he receives proper treatment.
A quirky note warns that attempting the practical business end of a real newspaper is ill advised. It suggests initial curiosity may fade and leave the chooser looking absurd rather than professional.
A reflective quote asserts deceit never wins permanently and that the public erkennen truth over time. It emphasizes that those who stand for truth and righteousness ultimately prevail.
Mr and Mrs J H Wilks express heartfelt thanks to friends for help during the sudden illness and death of their son George who died December 25 1913. May God bless you all.
Allen M Underwood of Hayti Missouri advertises estimates and plans for building any structure in city or country. He states willingness to work and seriousness about business and provides his address.
Order of Publication from Pemiscot County Missouri dissolving bonds of matrimony between Ora Reed and George Reed. Court at Caruthersville. Publication in Hayti Herald for four weeks, last insertions due before February term. Writ dated December 16 1015. Clerk Huffman and Ferguson sign.
The establishment advertises a large bar stock including whiskey wine and beer for family use or medicine. Patrons are urged to call for any desired item.
An advertisement touts whiskey as safe and healthful with no drunkenness and a feel good effect. It claims the product is superior for drinkers and directs readers to Scott and Morgan's Baloon at the provided address.
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