Advertising rates and legal notice terms
The Haultyl Herald lists legal advertising rates with a dollar per square for the first insertion and fifty cents for each subsequent insertion paid in cash with proof of publication. It specifies common forms including divorce publication orders seven fifty, final settlement notices two fifty, administrator notices eight, and bank financial statements five with proof of publication.
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Haulytl Herald
Y W C A Plans World Program and Fund Drive
The YWCA announces a postwar World Service Program to aid women in the United States and overseas. A campaign aims to raise 3 million dollars for 1920 activities across multiple regions including Europe Asia and the Americas. Federal Council of Churches may designate a Sunday for ministers to discuss women’s conditions. Prominent organizers and board members cited including Mrs Rockefeller and others.
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Federal Council of Churches
Y. W. Cc
John PD. Rockefeller, Jr
Young Women's Christian Association
Eulties
United States
Europe
China
Japan
India
South America
Egypt
Siberia
Mexico
Y. W. CG
France
World Service Program
Educational Campaign Committee
Robert B. Speer
National Board of the
Henry P. Davison
William van V. Hayes
Robert L. Dickinson
William Adams Brown
van Sanford Merle-Smith
Lewis H. Lapham
Ellen Hale Stevenson
Frederic B. Pratt
Herbert Lee Pratt
Political Announcements for Democratic Primary 1920
The Herald lists candidates authorized to announce for offices, subject to Democratic voters in the August 2 1920 primary.
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Herald
Palmer s Palaver urges sedition laws in Congress
The article mocks Attorney General Palmer for calling for drastic sedition laws to defend government supremacy. It argues such laws threaten free government and misplace patriotic press support, comparing to despotic regimes and noting loyalty should come from consent and the ballot. It cites the Post-Dispatch as the source criticizing Palmer.
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Congress
Palmer
Davey
Ahkoond
Swat
Post-Dispatch
Wardell Plans Bank and Cotton Gin in Thriving Town
Local business men in Wardell organize a bank with capitalization of 15000 dollars. F M Dillard named president. A new cotton gin is also planned. The city of Hunting Souls looks to a record breaking new year.
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Wardell
F. M. Dillard
Huntling
Red radicals fail to push jails reform in America
A commentator argues that Red radicals have merely shown the public there is no consensus to abolish prisons. They claim the movement’s stance has reinforced support for maintaining existing jail systems amid calls for reform.
Small Y W C A Becomes Community Center
Recreation for girls and the community expands as fifty two women in the United States serve as town secretaries organizing activities in towns under ten thousand. The Y W O A may operate in one rented room or more with a recreation room and possibly a kitchen reading and writing rooms. If it has its own building it becomes a community center for all women’s groups.
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Tifty
United States
No More Rats or Mice Rodent Killer Ad
An advertisement touts a rodent killer marketed as fat aHAP promising no smell after use. It claims effectiveness against rats and mice with cakes for pantry and kitchen, larger portions for farm storage buildings, and lists Lafier's Drug and F. Me Perkue in Haytt as sources.
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Cate
Doga
Ata
F. Me Perkue
Haytt
Peace Treaty Ratified by Fourteen Nations
Ratifications of the Treaty of Versailles were exchanged in Paris at 4 16 PM Saturday, leaving the United States as the only nation still at war with Germany. Baron von Leisner expressed happiness that peace is effective, hoping the US soon joins. The League of Nations is created by this exchange. formalities set for January 16 in Paris. A lost 32x3 12 Fisk tire is sought between Hayti and Caruthersville, offer reward at Perry & Co.
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Germany
Great Britain
France
Paris
United States
Baron von Leisner
League of Nations
Supreme Council
Wallace
Wilson
Fisk
Hayti
Caruthersville
Perry & Co
Lawyer Guffy Attends Public Notice Duties in Poplar Bluff
Attorney B. L. Guffy visited Poplar Bluff on Monday to oversee public likely modifications. The visit focused on local public notices and official compliance activities in the Missouri city.
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B. L. Guffy
Poplar Bluff
Len Alters
Time for Preparedness Not Past Says Foch
In a Paris Excelsior interview last week Marshal Foch urges continued war preparedness as prudent. He says war has become a science and industry and the lesson is prudence. He warns war may come to even peaceful frontiers and that wishing peace alone cannot prevent conflict.
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Paris Excelsior
Marshal Foch
France
We do fine job printing. CHAPO for chapped hands and face
Lefler's offers CHAPO brand chapped hands and face preparation at 35 cents a bottle.
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Lefler’s
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