Hayti Lodge Directory Shows Local Fraternal Groups
A cleaned listing outlines meeting nights and halls for Hayti M W A camp 9507 H L Davinson Y C J T Buckley clerk the New Fra lodge 352 Odd Fellow hall C P Wells Jr N G P 8 S Ravenstein Nec O El 8 E Hayti chapter 217 meets twice monthly ADA Juden Wm Vira P Adams See K and L of H Hayti lodge 2717 meets 1st and 3rd Tuesdays at Masonic hall WM Reasoner Protector Anna Dunklin See A F and A M Hayti lodge 571 meets 1st and 3rd Thursdays at Manonia hall J W Johnson Wm Virg P Adams Sec W C Pacanermo No 273 meets 2nd and 4th Mondays at Odd Fellow hall Morgan Worth C C C J Mayes Clerk M P L Hayti council 693 meets 2nd and 4th Thursdays at Odd Fellow hall A T Hutson Presa H M RaNsBURGH Sec
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M. W. A. Hayti
Masonic Hall
H. L. Davinson
Y. C
J. T. Buckley
I. 0
O. F
New Fra Lodge No
Odd Fellow Hall
C .P. Wells, Jr
Ravenstein
Nec
O. EL
Hayti
ADA Juden
Wm. Vira
P. Adams
K. and
H. Hayti Lodge
WM. Reasoner
Anna Dunklin
A. F
A. M
Manonia Hall
J. W. Johnson
W.C. W. Pacanermo No. 273
M.P. L. Hayti Council No
A. T. Hutson
H. M. Ransburgh
Methodist Church Directory Services South
Church ads list preaching on the 1st 8th and 4th Sundays at 1 am and 7 pm Sunday school each Sunday at 9 45 am Epworth League each Sunday 7 pm and prayer meeting Wednesday 7 pm Public invited Pastor T G Fauuin W W Tarrington Sept
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Methodist Church
South
W. Tarrington
Epworth League
T. G. Fauuin
Pascola Circuit Sunday Meetings Schedule
Braggadocio holds religious services on the 1st and 3rd Sundays at 11 a.m. and at night. Pascola observes the 2nd Sunday at 11 a.m. and at night. Concord gathers on the 4th Sunday at 11 a.m. and at night under G. M. Brooks, P, c.
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Pascola
Braggadocio
Concord
Congregational Methodist Pascora Services Schedule
Congregational Methodist of Pascora lists services on the first and fourth Sundays and evenings plus the fourth Sunday afternoon, with J L Wolverton as pastor. The Church of Christ holds services the first and third Sundays each month conducted by Elder W A Burke.
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Church of Christ
W. A. Burke
Comparison for Misfortune Moral Advice
The excerpt urges against repining at misfortune or envying others happiness and cautions that one cannot judge another’s sufferings. It advocates maintaining humane compassion toward fellow beings and refraining from trivializing others complaints, urging sympathy and empathy.
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Addison
A Golden Rule Reflections on Speech and Courtesy
A reflective note on treating others with honesty and respect. It cites Bishop Heveridge stating not to praise a man’s virtues to his face nor speak of his faults behind his back, urging a rule that would curb flattery and defamation.
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Bishop Heveridge
Rights of men to admire beauty and two looks rule
A quotation from Oliver Wendell Holmes discusses male rights to view beauty. It argues beauty invites repeated glances while maintaining courtesy and respect, reflecting on natural and social norms about gaze and admiration.
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Oliver Wendell Holmes
Early Rising and Sleep Quality Among Long Lived People
The piece argues that long lived individuals tend to rise early due to deep, dreamless sleep that aids body recuperation. It links early rising with strong will and good health from the outset, suggesting a causal relationship between sleep quality and longevity.
Can He Get Her in New York
A New York paper published a man’s advertisement seeking a wife with strict requirements: the candidate must be handsome and young, rich, well tempered, sociable, not prone to dissipation, willing to stay home nights, and must not smoke drink or gamble.
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New York
Poverty: A Frightful Handicap on Society
The quote argues poverty is not a crime but a severe burden shaping global misery. It contends most suffering arises from the rich advancing ahead of the poor, framing economic gap as a social handicap rather than fault.
Dinner Time Dinner Bell Signals Happiest Family Time
The dinner bell marks the happiest part of the day. Every family member should come to the table in a genial mood with cheerful offerings. No one should complain or share troubles there. The round drawer table gathering should be a scene of fun laughter and cheerful talk to banish indigestion.
World\\'s Largest Book in British Museum Atlas
The British Museum houses the largest printed book, a colossal atlas of engraved Dutch maps. Weighing 800 pounds and nearly seven feet high, it requires three men to move it from its storage. Bound in leather with silver clasps and gilt decorations, it was presented to King Charles II before he left Holland in 1660.
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British Museum
Charles II
Holland
Appreciation of Genius in Art
A reflection on how only the Initiated can truly recognize genius in art, while the multitude may admire but not fully appreciate a great artistic work across histrionic, pictorial, musical, or literary fields.
Butter Flowers Exhibit From Victoria In England
A butter rose basket, including the basket, is shown in England by Victoria's government to showcase Australia's wealth. Victoria ships over 15 million dollars worth of butter annually to England to sustain ties with the mother country. A Frenchman, Leviril, wills his fortune to his village for an annual banquet limited to men who have voted every year.
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England
Victoria
Australia
Popular
Leviril
France
Boiling Water and Fresh Water Slow to Boil
Boiling water loses speed when drawn from a kettle that has stood, while freshly drawn cold water boils quicker. The fact, if fully understood, would matter to housekeepers more than warnings about stale water and health concerns.
World's Best Clock at Berlin Observatory
The electric clock in the Berlin observatory basement, installed by Prof. Moster in 1805, is hailed as the world's best timekeeper. It runs in an air-tight glass cylinder and has periodically operated for two to three months with an average daily deviation of only 0.0015 seconds.
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Berlin Observatory
Prof
Moster
Pursuit of Pleasure in a World of Frustrated Voices
A compact meditation on desire and vanity describing society as querulous, fluttering beings driven by pleasure. The speaker laments worn out sensibilities, condemning desire while still pursuing personal happiness, framing it as decayed monuments of error.
Whistling Women Superstition Cited in Home Notes
A Home Notes item cites a superstition that whistling by a woman is unlucky. It traces the belief to a medieval tale of a woman at the crucifixion scene, noting that relatively few women whistle.
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Our Lord's Cross
Not a Good Carver and The Difference
Mrs Gotrox laments a dinner mishap as Dr Cultem fails to carve a fowl, then a quip on appetite and growth follows. The piece contrasts animals and a man, noting how corn affects each, ending with a cynical line about a man growing tired of eating.
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Mrs. Gotrox
Pretty Cold Weather Story Told by a Child
Four year old Fred rushes in on a bitter day exclaiming he asked his uncle how cold winter is at his house his reply was 23 inches below zero the anecdote captures a playful misinterpretation of temperature as depth of cold.
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Fred
Truth in jest as fear prompts blunt speech
A compact reflection notes that people often speak hard truths in jokes when fear of repercussions makes blunt speech safer. It suggests courage is measured by willingness to risk consequences for honesty.
Portrait of a Task for Every Man by Stevenson
A compact reflection on the burden and virtue of duty. The speaker outlines a universal task for a man to be honest, frugal, kind, and devoted to family, while maintaining integrity, friendships, and inner peace under life’s tests.
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Robert Louis Stevenson
A Thought on Work For Everyone In All Places
A Thought from Home Chat says there is work for everybody somewhere even if not the ideal job or place. It may not be the work we want but it will provide creature comforts, which is significant. Most people must do unpleasant tasks at times, yet they can do them cheerfully.
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Tam
Removing Cinders from Eye Simple Remedy
A simple remedy to remove cinders from the eye is to dip a clean camel hair brush in water and gently pass it over the eye ball. The technique requires little skill and usually clears dust instantly without risk of inflammation. It is not advised for trains where a brush cannot be obtained.
On Lending Books by a Woman Philosopher
A woman philosopher muses on lending behavior, noting that people resent returning a borrowed book even within a year. She compares lending books to lending money, suggesting books are often not returned, whereas money has a better chance of being recovered.
Headache and Cold Feet Remedy Found
A chronic headache sufferer often has cold feet signaling poor circulation. Strengthen circulation with a simple remedy: bathe feet in cold water night and morning and rub briskly with a fresh Turkish towel.
Too Many Unreal Wants We Are Ruined Quote
A compact quote warns that desires can mislead, urging restraint from traveling in pursuit of imagined wants. It suggests true wants come to you, while chasing empty aims leads to loss. The idea questions consumer excess and encourages self awareness.
Tact and Kindness in Gentle Minded Conduct
A concise reflection on tact as self control guiding respect for time and feelings. It asserts tactful people are often the kindest, emphasizing restraint and considerate behavior in social interactions.
The Trouble The trouble with some men jis that thex need a licking
A brief line from the Manchester Union notes that some men act stubbornly and deserve a corrective scolding. The remark reflects a harsh, historical tone typical of the era’s editorial style.
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Manchester Union
Residence and Lots for Sale in Hayti
For sale at a bargain one of the nicest residences in town corner near business seven rooms two stories two or eight lots and four lots on opposite side of street J N Clemens Tyler or C W Frick Hayti but
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J. N. Clemens
Tyler
C. W. Frick
Hayti
Offer to Sell Home and Farm Assets at Public Sale
An offer to sell a house and two lots with two cows, calves, and 25 hogs for 1000 dollars cash. Also advertised is the Toll Wilson property across the street for 400 dollars cash, with a mortgage of 300 dollars, and 3100 paid in cash.
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Toll Wilson
Mule Strayed From Deering Camp Near Hayti Missouri
Strayed or stolen from Preacher Cantrells camp near Deering Mo one mule about fifteen years old fourteen and one half hands high thin in order ears stiff high hips gone since about Dec 17 1908 Reward offered. Notify Alfafa Farming Co Hayti Mo for reward and return.
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Cantrell
Deering
Hayti
Sidewalk Building Duty Made a Misdemeanor in Hayti
An ordinance in Hayti Missouri makes it a misdemeanor to refuse to build or repair sidewalks after notice. Offenders face a fine from five to twenty dollars for each offense. Passed December 18, 1908, by Mayor F. A. Mayes and City Clerk A. Th. Dunn.
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Hayti
Pemiscot County
Missouri
F. A. Mayes
A. TH. Dunn
Land for Sale 80 Acres Near Hayti Missouri
Eighty acre parcel near Hayti Missouri features 95 acres under 6 inch alfalfa and a small orchard. Described as good land eight miles from town, offered as a bargain for cash or partial online payments. Listed by Foz Elch.
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Foz Elch
Hayti
Bank of Hayti Stockholders Meeting Notice
The annual meeting of the stock holders of the Bank of Hayti will be held on Wednesday, January 20, 1909, at their banking house in Hayti, Missouri, between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. for election of directors and other business. J. L. Dorris, President. B. S. Sharins, Secretary.
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Bank of Hayti
Hayti
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Church Directory
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J. L. Wolverton
C. Cuthbert Hall
Litt
Bank Stockholders’ Meeting
J. L. Dorris
Stharns
Sec
Crete
McCall CO
Fred Rowe
Hayti, Mo
J. E. Griven
Times
C. W. Fricke
G. W. Dorris
Mgr
F. M. Perkins
B. L. Gurry
Atty
Hayti Real Estate CO
Culpepper & Jackson Watchmakers and Jewelers
HaytTt
Wahl’s
Jersey
J. S. Wahl Bottling Works
Caruthersville, MO
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