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Newspaper
Hayti Herald
Location
Hayti, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1920
Page
4
The Hayts Herald lists regular legal rates: one dollar per square for float insertion and fifty cents for each subsequent insertion, cash with proof of publication. Notices include Order of publication in divorce causes seven dollars fifty in advance, Notice of final settlement two dollars fifty, Administrator's notice three, Bank financial statements five, cash with proof of publication.
The Emily Waterman entertainment faces an apology for the chilly house and missing ushers with the janitor on vacation. Mid year high school exams are set for Thursday and Friday from 9:00 am to 4:00 pm. Four truancy cases were noted. the boys were corporally punished and one girl sent home. Attendance is poor and another truancy list will go to the officer Friday. Miss Hart and Matheny's English classes work on vocab and pronunciation. Talks on word history occur at morning assembly. J. R. ENGLISH, Supt.
J H Pields and his wife were in Ca Ruthersville on Tuesday to transact business, according to local reports. The visit involved routine dealings with local merchants and a brief appearance at town offices.
Local druggists report a sharp decline in calomel use as Dodson's Liver Tone gains popularity. The remedy is praised as safe, pleasant tasting, and vegetable based, with a money back guarantee if it fails to ease liver sluggishness and constipation without the aftereffects of calomel.
A New York World editorial argues that millions in Europe and the Near East face death by cold and hunger this winter. It contrasts Western comfort with Armenian suffering and urges Missourians to donate to the Armenian relief drive starting in February.
Mrs. Woodrow Wilson shares the burden of nursing her husband while responding to the Near East relief crisis. She joins a campaign to fund Armenian aid, adopting a child through Near East Relief and urging immediate Christian offerings to carry victims through winter before February quotas. W. W. Smith of First National Bank of St. Louis is treasurer for Missouri.
New York dispatch reports that Russian Bolsheviks in Tampico proposed assassinating oil company messengers and oil camp superintendents to spark international tensions. Tampico police arrest two Russians, accused Soviet agents, suspected of aiding propaganda plans.
Mrs Bowen recounts months of fear after rats chewed matches in the cellar and caused a near fire. She acted swiftly, saved the home, and later found the dead rat. RAT SNAB was used to kill it. Sold by Leflers Drug Store and F M Perkins in Hayti Missouri.
The Rhine breaches flood the Mannheim lowlands where the Neckar joins the river. Heavy November snowmelt and warm rains swell rivers in southern Germany. Dams near Freiburg fail and water controls fail, halting rail traffic across several sections.
A vacuum cleaner designed especially for cleaning school boards aims to simplify classroom cleanup. The device targets chalk dust and marker residue, promising easier maintenance for educators and administrators in schools.
The Bureau of Standards warns gravel in concrete, especially siliceous gravel, can burst in extreme heat and disintegrate the mix. It recommends avoiding gravel where possible and protecting gravel concrete with an inch of cement held by wire mesh, or using plasters with asbestos as the principal constituent.
Pharaohs mines, discovered in 1812 by French explorer Call laud, had been abandoned before exhaustion. A lode of emerald bearing rock yielded very large emeralds but poor in quality. The mine is abandoned again, with new tentative plans to operate them under way.
A letter from Dr. W Clyde Mitchell, longtime Hayt boy, requests moving his Herald address from St Paul Minnesota to Memphis Tennessee in care of Dixie National Stock Yards. Dr Mitchell is in charge of the stock yards as veterinarian.
A brief ad notes after shave available at Lefler’s for 35 cents per bottle, a low price for shoppers seeking grooming essentials.
Mice and rats are targeted with RAT-SNAP cakes that require no mixing with food. One cake covers pantry and kitchen. two cakes cover a chicken house or small building. five cakes cover large storage buildings or factory spaces. Sold and guaranteed by Lefler's Drug Store and F. M. Perkins, Hayti.
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