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Newspaper
Hayti Herald
Location
Hayti, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1914
Page
4
The paper urges unified action to boost the town’s growth, calling for a commercial club and collective effort. It notes strong paid subscriptions in the county and questions the future after the Socialist departure, referencing local leaders and social figures as part of the commentary.
The speaker urges immediate action to stop delaying and to convene a meeting to organize. Emphasis on seizing momentum and preventing potential losses from postponement.
A brief note observes that global equilibrium does not rest on resale of used merchandise. It hints at broader economic concerns and shifting priorities beyond second hand troods.
The piece urges readers to consider local merchants who advertise. It argues that ongoing ads signal a merchant’s confidence and ability to back their claims, inviting the public to support those advertised and test their promises.
Level processes and various actions, including boycotts and threats, have been handed to the Herald since last April regarding the SLAO0.00 assignment of Dewey and York.
A dramatic line from a dated narrative describes the bewhispered Deacon aging and bearing the fallout of betraying the only kin he had left. The passage centers on guilt and familial betrayal without detailing the broader plot.
Allen, aligned with Bus ter Wells and W. E. Robertson, says Dewey would be a better city marshal than Robertson, but accuses him of lacking the backbone and Christian spirit to gently news an injured man.
The Herald began in Hayti to provide the town with a newspaper when none existed and not to deprive the man who started one of his livelihood.
A violent incident aimed at the Herald failed to silence the publication as investigators report no man identified as the perpetrator. Authorities pursue leads, while the paper resumes normal operations and defers to ongoing inquiries.
The Herald keeps a no nonsense stance with direct reporting and a tough edge. It speaks plainly on social issues without sentimentality, aiming for clarity over flowery prose.
A stark note cautions against disturbing a corpse, urging respect for the deceased and warning of consequences. The phrase frames a somber mood about reverence for the dead and the boundaries of intrusion into a grave site or vessel.
A sharp line reflects on political alignment as the socialist figure faces critique for aligning with the incorrect political group, implying misjudgment and public reaction. The remark uses a church pew metaphor to signal misplaced loyalty and the resulting scrutiny.
A provocative remark questions the Hayti Herald’s coverage of a sensational subject, comparing it to a vivid local death scene and hinting at bold reporting choices. The line implies strong editorial voice and attention-grabbing headlines.
Notice of annual meeting of Citizens Bank of mast Missouri shareholders to elect directors for the ensuing year. Meeting set for 2:00 PM January 12, 1914 at the bank in Haytt Missouri. Dorris president Ravenstein secretary.
The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Bank of Hayti Missouri will be held at the Bank in Hayti on Wednesday January 4 at 4:00 p.m. for election of directors and other proper business. All stockholders are requested to be present. December 16, 1915. J L Dorris president T A McNail cashier.
Estimates and plans furnished to those contemplating building. Will build anything, either in city or country. Am not afraid to work, and mean business. Address: Allen M. Underwood, o y ti, Missouri. tf
R L Ward of Caruthersville attended to legal business Saturday afternoon and added his name to our honor roll. Speculation grows that he may challenge Hon Joe J Russell for Congress, suggesting tougher race ahead for Russell. The New Year's ball at the Moreau Gaskins building was enjoyed, and Huayti’s young people are praised as an outstanding local talent and honor to the town.
For Sale at a Bargain. Good established mercantile business carrying a general line in a town on the Frisco in Pemiscot county. Town has factories saw mills and timber works a good opportunity. Terms to suit good reasons for selling. For further information apply to XYZ Huyti Herald.
Scientific fitting for new spectacles and lens upgrades for old frames offered by Ensley and Bess. Money back guarantee if not satisfied. See me at my home A. D. Ensley.
State of Missouri Pemiscot County Circuit Court February term Dr Ora Reed vs George Reed action to dissolve bonds of matrimony on grounds of general indignities returnable at Caruthersville Court House publication in Hayti Herald four weeks prior to next February term. Clerk J S Huffman and Deputy John A Ferguson attest the notice.
Rates listed for one page and subsequent insertions vary by page and position with per inch and line pricing. Advertising includes cards of thanks resolutions obituaries and non news items with set printing days for each newspaper page.
Advert says whiskey is non intoxifying and healthful. It promotes well being and pleasant feelings, urging customers to buy at Scott and Morgans Saloon.
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