12 Jan 1911
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Newspaper
Hayti Herald
Location
Hayti, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1911
Page
1
A Hayti Herald opinion on how teachers should allocate lessons. It argues each pupil’s task must fit overall school aims and individual ability, with precise instructions, progress tracking, and supplementary work. It cites management, health, and self control, ending with a Plato quote on gender equality.
Otis A Popham a Hayti graduate with business training asks for the city clerk seat, promising to serve well. The Hayti paper notes J W Gaskins v Ivy Williams Supreme Court decision in favor of respondents, marking a Hayti victory and final recovery of the public square for the $10,000 city hall site from the Hayes heirs.
In Pemiscot county on the Mississippi, Uncle Tim Barham fatally shot Wallace Handover after the latter advanced with a knife aboard Barham’s steamboat between Stewart, Missouri, and Tiptonville, Tennessee. Handover died two hours later. Barham reportedly noted the count as fourteen, a grim tally in his boat-running business.
City Marshal Oliver H. Dewey seeks a full term after serving half a term since Sam Lefler resigned. The candidate touts open books and faithful service, noting improved safety and finances under his watch. Also advertised is an auction sale of Unterberger Bros stock beginning Saturday with details in local notices.
Our present police judge F M Gwin asks voters at the April election to reelect him. He is well known and has served the people faithfully, resting on his merits. Consider his claims carefully and treat him fairly.
Arthur Allen announces candidacy for city clerk stressing business education and experience. Described as a home boy with good morals and reliable character, pledging to devote best efforts to public service if elected.
Walter Allen wed Miss Juanita Finnegan at the Finnegan home with Rev. John B Swanner officiating. Mabel O Rodgers played the wedding march and J J Dorris Jr. with Mabel Rogers provided music. Wayne Langdon won a dime as prize for the wedding cake. The couple is praised. many gifts were received and well wishes extended.
P S Ravenstein seeks the mayoral office in Hayti. A longtime town citizen, he is described as progressive, well informed, and experienced in public service, with a record of town advancement. The piece urges readers to support his candidacy.
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