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Newspaper
Hayti Herald
Location
Hayti, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1920
Page
7
In Savageland a quirky local feature highlights "The message of the Red Red Rose" and ten other songs. The piece riffs on industry leaders and six hour days, noting a half million dollars allocated to study rising costs and a humorous exchange with Jake Heinz.
A reader note states CHAPO shaving cream is offered at Lefler's for 35 cents per bottle. The item is advertised as a bargain in local store listings.
Notice to heirs and interested parties in the Lula Baird estate. Ames Baird, administrator, will seek final settlement at Pemiscot County Probate Court in Caruthersville on February. Also includes an official financial statement of Holland Bank, Nolland MO, for December 1919 with assets and liabilities figures, sworn by J A Northern and W A Oates as president and cashier respectively.
Local notes report a rough start to 1920 with hopes for better weather for cotton harvest. Ronnie Greenwell conducts district census while Hel Hagemann dies suddenly from probable brain hemorrhage. he was Spanish-American War veteran leaving four brothers. Ingram Ridge dredge work resumes, enabling bridge repairs. A Pierce child from Ingram Ridge dies after long illness and burial in Indiana.
Mrs Bowen recalls smelling fire from rats nibbling matches in the cellar. She acted promptly to save the house and later found the dead rat. RAT SNAP advertised as a rat killer sold by Leflers Drug Store and F M Perkins Hayti Mo.
A writer dismisses the overly ornate jeweled swords given to returning generals, calling such elaborate gifts among the most useless items in the world, with little practical value beyond display.
Fr M Gwin administrator of Walter Teel estate plans final settlement at Pemiscot County Probate Court Caruthersville Missouri on Monday February 9 at 1 P M all interested parties may appear to protest or support the settlement
Reader guidance on reporting 1919 gross income items for the federal tax. It lists taxable categories such as wages, interest, dividends, business profits, fiduciary income, and royalties. It notes non taxable items like gifts and life insurance proceeds, and states living expenses are not deductible.
A short note from Buckleys highlights Bugle Brand condensed milk on sale. The piece hints at a broader idea that freedom of speech applies to those who understand speech, urging awareness of expression.
The veteran speaks of enduring service and sacrifice during the Civil War era as comrades gather near the time of taps. He reflects on the fiery days of the sixties and the lasting impact of those experiences on younger generations.
G. J. Key, a Kennett area farmer, visited his brother in law John W Randolph and family on Saturday. 8. D. Swan and family of Kennett visited Vira over Sunday, Swan’s daughter Mrs J W Bandy and family. Allies debate fate of Bill Hohenzollern. a playful note mentions borrowing him to chop wood for a spell.
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