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Newspaper
Hayti Herald
Location
Hayti, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1920
Page
2
Mrs. Bessie Milsap becomes a saleslady at the Wolf Store noted for her pleasing conduct likely to attract many customers. Also a rural ad seeks land sales with price and description. Leslie Jones requests responses via Box 3 Olney TN. Surveyor W. E. Gotcher attended to county seat business on Monday.
Public eyes the grammar school building nearing 20 years old with plaster falls and dust, while new duties in H. students include public speaking and debate. Agriculture class will build a hotbed, and grade cards will include B C Activities. Some students shirk work, others excel, under State Education rulings.
J. E. Smith, who farmed the Drew Vardell farm near the city last year, leaves today for Kennett and plans to farm near that city this year. He notes that Vardell sold nearly all lands west of town, transferring 60 acres to Frank Pullam. Carl Akers of Dunklin county will manage the remaining Wardell lands.
M G Manuel and R S Jeffres of Pascora were seen handling business in town on Tuesday, indicating active local affairs and routine official duties.
This ad urges farmers to cut stalks early to enrich worn soil. It touts the John Deere Easy Running Stalk Cutter as superior in construction, adjustability, and service, noting seven cutters set at the correct angle. The shop sells a complete line of John Deere and Oliver farm implements and invites county farmers to review lines and prices before spring purchases.
A Meth odist church group invites Baptists and others to join Sunday discussions on current historic and biblical topics. There are no officers or formalities, only heart to heart talks. The class aims to be inclusive, informal, and educational, meeting Sundays at 2:00 p.m. with a welcome to all who attend.
Good morning from the Herald readers. Helen Morgan is the sickest this week while school progress continues. Teachers Linnie Borer and Viola Patterson traveled to Caruthersville Saturday to join the Community Teachers' Organization. Frank Long and daughter Mabel visited Caruthersville over the weekend. Lessie Byara remains on the sick list but shows improvement.
W. G. Hagemann paid a visit to the county seat on Monday, engaging with local officials during the business day. The trip highlighted ongoing county matters and administrative discussions.
Notice to subscribers warns that if renewal is not paid by February tenth, names will be removed and the Herald discontinued. It stresses that money is needed to continue printing and delivering the paper.
A festive maid proclaims defiance in a coy tone declaring that lips that touch liquor shall never touch hers, signaling a bold stance on temperance with theatrical flair.
A brief scene shows Freddy offering temptation to Adam and Eve as they discuss eating the forbidden apple. Freddy suggests play at Adam and Eve while Mil lies nearby and questions how to proceed. Freddy proposes yielding to temptation if prompted to eat the fruit.
U S government warns farmers of rat borne diseases including bubonic plague fatal to humans and foot and mouth disease fatal to stock. Rats kill chickens and destroy property. RAT-SNAP offers cremation after killing with no odor in three sizes 25c, 50c, and 1.00. Sold by Lefler's Drug Store and Colin Hardware Co. Hayti Mo.
An advertisement proclaims that any woman can dye faded shabby clothing, including wool silk cotton linen or blends, to any color like new, by following simple directions in each package of Diamond Dyes.
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