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Newspaper
Hayti Herald
Location
Hayti, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1913
Page
3
William Johnston argues that workers waste time at the desk and in personal tasks, urging readers to measure minutes and hours. He notes many work sixty-one minutes per hour and suggests true success comes from focused work and deliberate play, asking how much of the last sixty minutes was used for the employer.
The Argus Publishing Co ownership report lists 22 Democrats and 8 Republicans among stockholders, with Democrats alleged to hold control claims disputed. Names of key owners and officers are provided, including Harvey Averill as managing editor and publisher, and a sworn statement dated October 2 lists major stockholders and bondholders.
If you intend to stop your paper please do so promptly and pay what you owe It is not right to take the paper three to twelve months and then refuse to pay for it
We have ordered 15 000 Famous Frost roof cubtbave phints for your benefit. Place your orders now. We will order them shipped as you need them. SU John T Buckley.
Thoroughly tested and acclimated seed offered by Paris Hayti. Mississippian Louy staple cotton seed priced at 5 per 100 pounds. Lint yield expected to be higher this year. Fine, clean seed. limited supply. Come early before exhausted.
Chas Morgan, agent for Valley Grain Company of Carutherlyville, at the Hay Storage, offers to purchase all corn available. See him before selling.
Frank M. Du Nover argues for honest advertising and skilled clerks. He cites Wanamaker’s practice of greeting waiting customers, the need for attractive ads, and how enthusiasm in writing and selling drives results, recounting a midwestern mill town struggle and eventual sales growth through prudent advertising.
The 1894 Great Panic nears its peak as the New York Clearing House issues certificates to ease money drainage. Frederick Tappan, then president of Gallatin National Bank, rushed to New York after a telegram from Ed Harriman. Harriman, threatened with ruin, urged action to secure loans and avert disaster. The decision stabilized markets and propelled Harriman’s later career.
A year or two ago a Vermont town hired a trained college educated superintendent to supervise all schools. It marked the first official visit by a salaried administrator to some schools. In one classroom a toddler was reciting percentages by heart before the supervisor advised against teaching him percentage at that age.
Harti city maps on hand at 25.00 selling for 4.00. Stock running out soon. County maps available at 3.50. L EK THkupp Caruthersville Mo
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