Semi Annual Financial Statement for Hayti Missouri
The document shows receipts and disbursements including stenographic fees and bonds. It notes total bonded indebtedness for the City Hall Building Fund at $10,000 and records transfers by ordinance to secure sureties for the cost bond in a Missouri Supreme Court case. All vouchers and receipts are available for taxpayers to inspect in a fireproof vault. full details are in the City Clerk's office.
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Supreme Court of Missouri
Hayti
Missouri
Pep Yee Ah Fron
Salar
OMI Tdis
Mrom
Essa SA
Sahirs Hoo
City Hall City Cemetery
Eee- Suis
Eeas
Ios
General Fund
Hayti school notes highlight government grants and attendance
The superintendent reports receipt of eighteen hours of government publications valued at $2500 through Congressman J. J. Russell and thanks him for the care. Attendance improves and a high school play is planned with programs next Friday. Literary societies show growing interest, visitors praise school efforts, and local news notes a restaurant sale and heavy rain flooding Tim Dorris’ home.
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Excelsior
Ciceronian
Notable locals visit and letters note
Rt J Miller of Portageville visited the city Saturday night and is praised as a moving spirit of his town. Subscription updates includeJ A Cunningham of Caruthersville sending $1.00. R L Popham returns from care duties for Charlie Reed in St Louis hospital, who is progressing well. Mrs J W Dowdy of Essex returns from visit to daughter Mrs W A Johnson. J W Green of Caruthersville records his name on the honor roll. A J Wheeler spent Christmas week with Miley Mondin in Crossville Illinois and will continue the Herald there. Houston Buckley, son of Mr and Mrs J T Buckley, remains ill after fence accident. Mrs G C Akers has been seriously ill since January 1.
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Rt. J. Miller
Portageville
Mr. Miller
R. L. Popham
Charlie Reed
St. Louis
Charlie
George S Hanford Endorses Drainage District Progress
George S Hanford secretary treasurer of the Little River Drainage District visited from Cape Girardeau on Wednesday of last week to handle district business. He expressed strong enthusiasm for the district and its advancement, noting the district’s affairs are now in shape for smooth progress in the coming years.
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George S. Hanford
Little River Drainage District
Cape Girardeau
Hanford
Haiti Stock Law Prohibits Livestock From Running At Large
Ordinance 1038 takes effect February 1 1913 prohibiting horses mules cows hogs and similar animals from running at large within the city of Haiti Public urged to respect the law and assist enforcement Mayor P S Ravenstein signs the notice Southeast Missouri health update notes Mrs Von Mayes once a garden spot of the state is recovering after a serious illness in her home area
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Haiti
P.S. Ravenstein
Missouri
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Financial Statement
Abctment
Rom
Sype Oo
Amnany
Congress
J. J. Russell
Russell
Messrs
D. D. Harbert
C. Kk
Chism
Geo. W. Dorris
Tim Dorris
J. Goad
Ee Lippard
Mr. Goad
J.A. Cunningham
Caruth
Ersville
J. W. Dowdy
Essex
W. A. Johnson
J. W. Green
Caruthersville
Recorder
A.J. Wheeler
Miley Mondin
Crossville
Tih
Mr. Wheeler
Herald
Mr. Mondin
Houston Buckley
J.T. Buckley
G. C. Akers
Rexall
Pete Rot
Lea
Geo. S. Hanford
Stock Law Notice
Enfallible
Ballistite
Schultze
E. C
Dupont
Empire
Rexall Kidney Pills
United Drug Company
Rexall Menthonine
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