Hayti Herald 1910 Year Ahead and Appeals for Support
The Hayti Herald pledges a fair, impartial stance in 1910 addressing Pemiscot County readers. It notes potential disputes over the public square and Hayti’s city hall, state questions, and upcoming Democratic primaries and elections, urging merchants and citizens to support advertising and subscriptions. It also includes light local humor about a Mars visitor and a subscriber joke.
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Hayti Herald
Herald
Haiti
Hayti
Pemiscot County
Get-To-Gether Meeting Delegates Named For Kansas City
The County Democratic Committee met at the courthouse and named delegates and alternates to attend the Democratic party get-together in Kansas City on January 38, 1910. Delegates include Butler township Stephen Zook Cooter township T S Brooks Pemiscot township Henry Kyle Hayti township J L Dorris. Alternates are H Averill W R Lacey Will York and Judge S H McCarty. The note urges party unity.
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Democratic Committee
Court House
Democratic Party
Kansas City
Butler
Stephen Zook
Cooter
T. S. Brooks
Pemiscot
Henry Kyle
Hayti
J. L. Dorris
H. &. Averill
W. R. Lacey
Will York
S. H. McCarty
Illustrated edition of the Portageville Critic praise
The December edition by Col. Walker is a fine specimen of the country printer's art and well written and displayed. It will do New Madrid county much good. Walker is emerging as one of the region's best newspaper men and should have been here years ago to understand current conditions, but his presence now is welcomed.
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Portageville
Col. Walker
New Madrid County
Missouri
A Town Deadbeat
A letter complains about a Hayti resident who prefers the Commercial Appeal over local news and failing to support local institutions. The writer condemns such citizens as deadbeats harming town progress and urges residents to ignore them.
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Hayti
The
Herald
Prosecutor Gossom Praised for County Felony Convictions
At the last circuit term twenty felony cases were disposed of with twenty convictions by Prosecuting Attorney J. B. Gossom in Pemiscot County. The editorial lauds his ability to cope with crime and dispatch cases, noting strong courtroom performance and a record of convictions that strengthen his standing in Caruthersville.
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Gossom
Criminal Court
Caruthersville
Pemiscot
The Newspaper Critics Speak Of Their Own Shortcomings
Two editors discuss perceived flaws in the paper’s operation and tone, acknowledging human error and a desire to improve. The overheard exchange hints at internal criticism and a resolve to reform practices.
Sweet melody of courtesy warms every home
There is sweet music in every home where gentleness and courtesy touch the heart. A mild word, a gentle answer, a tender act, and patient consideration foster kindness and harmony, while a home without these courtesies feels desolate and dreary.
Sikeston Hornet celebrates progress in Sikeston and Scott County
The Industrial number of the Sikeston Hornet by Guy E Cooksy is praised as excellent. It highlights progressiveness in Sikeston and Scott County and earns congratulations for its author. A separate note reports the Novata Oklahoma Star office robbed of 52.35 dollars before Christmas, a rare crime for a printing office, not graveyards.
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Sikeston Hornet
Guy E. Cooksy
Sikeston
Scott County
Guy
Novata
Okla
Nevee
Monegan Springs Spirit Fails for Lack of Support
The Monegan Springs Spirit, a young newspaper, died in infancy due to lack of local support. Editors and publishers were diligent, but the town would not sustain the paper.
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Monegan Springs
Editorial Principle Highlights News Curation
A historical note emphasizes selective inclusion in newspapers, urging editors to publish essential news while omitting non-news material. It discusses editorial judgment in filtering items handed to reporters and balancing comprehensive coverage with conciseness.
Illustrated Christmas edition praised by The Weekly Soliphone
Paragould Arkansas readers received a handsome illustrated Christmas edition from The Weekly Soliphone, regarded as one of the best such issues the publication has produced.
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Soliphone
Paragould, Ark
Hayti Forward Drive Urged For Year
A compact campaign message calls for action for Hayti this year with calls to stay in front, push, and support local progress. The tone emphasizes collective effort and a resolve to improve the community.
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M.l.argo
South Side Public Square
R. C. Cresswell
Kohn Building
Steele
Hayyti
T. J. Trautmann
J. W. Johnson
Hayti, Mo
Office
J. G. Crider
Trautmann
F. A. Mayes
Bayless
L. Guffy
von Mayes
J. S. Gossom
Pemiscot Co
William York
Southweat Room
Mars
Son of Nature
Dispatch
Peoples Bank
Caruthersville, MO
John W. Green
W.J Pate
Lee W. Rood
Jun. J
Dire EerewipPea
Markey L. L. Collins
W.J. Pate
Geo. L. Wilka
Chas. A. Tiadadt
A. J. Dorris
Presa
Wahl
GO. J. Provine
Citizens Bank
J.8. Wahl
D.C. Stubba
C.J. Provine
G. W. Dorria
C. W. Fricke
Duncan & Gardner
United States Courta
T- Missourr
Haytl
John T. Buckley
J. L. Dorris’ Store
Missonri
P. S. Ravenstein
Hayel
Critics
East Side Public Square
Wahi
Wahl’s
Jersey
J. S. Wahl Bottling Works
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