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Newspaper
Hayti Herald
Location
Hayti, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1920
Page
4
City dog owners must pay the dog tax by July 1920 or risk enforcement. The Special Tax Collector G C Akers urges immediate payment to avoid issuing tags. Authorities aim to enforce the ordinance with minimal trouble.
A list of candidates for state and county offices including State Senator F M Norman and Tilman W Anderson for representative Shelby C Reynolds James C Hillin Sheriff Fred Franklin H Hammie Smith Chas R Pierce Treasurer Geo A Lamb Assessor Chesley Morrison W B Hitchcock Surveyor Chas 8 Reynolds Associate Judge Ist Dist W D Doss Hudgens E D Toad Baird M G Manuel For Constable Hayti Township S P Sid Oates.
A collection of opinions laments the paper shortage threatening smaller country papers while accusing large city dailies of bloated Sunday editions filled with low-grade content. The piece notes rising newsprint costs, urges potential legislation to curb Sunday runs, and contrasts rural publishers’ prudence with metropolitan excess.
A note on the intertwined ends and aims of politics ahead of the fall election. Mrs J M Argo visited Kennett on Friday morning to see relatives.
The Hayti Herald seeks at once a first class job and ad man or an operator printer offering $30 per week for a nine hour day or $36 per week for operator printer. Married man with family preferred but other applicants considered. Write or wire the office at once Hayti Herald Hayti.
Three services last Sunday at the church and Concord school house were well attended. The congregation is growing and music was splendid. If you missed, you failed in your duty to God and the church. Next Sunday Bro. Geo. W. Graham of St. Louis will preach at the evening service. Everyone welcome.
A critic argues higher wages with reduced work threaten output as the nation faces a push for greater production. The remark frames wage policy as a drag on industrial capacity during a critical period.
Help wanted for a general store in Carson Arkansas. Apply to Claude Edwards. No other details provided.
Felt neglected, Eva is invited to dinner with her parents who instruct her to stay silent. After no interaction, Eva grows uneasy. The hostess asks what she would like next. Eva responds with a witty request to begin by asking questions.
Available statistics show over 60 000 cremations in the United States across 38 crematories with rapid Pacific coast growth. In 2018 the government let a contract to erect a crematory in the Canal cone.
The famed composer behind The Mikado and H M S Pinafore showed prodigious talent as a child. At eight he could play all wind instruments in the orchestra, the son of a bandmaster.
A woman recounts leaving a dance with an escort she had just met. She stopped before a house, declared it her residence, and thanked him for accompanying her. He reacted with astonishment, exclaiming that he also lived there, prompting a humorous misapprehension.
The article notes modern city illumination emerged with contest over priority. London asserts lighting streets with torches or lamps in 1414, while Paris disputes this. In the sixteenth century lanterns were publicly funded in Warton.
A practical note on values contrasts the appeal of pretty voile dresses at Buckleys with a broader claim that most people are good except the bad, while commenting on work effort and the cost of living.
Mrs Tepper of Plainfield New Jersey reports a servant girl refused to enter the cellar due to rats. She bought RAT SNAP which she says cleaned all the rats out. RAT SNARE is advertised as an effective cake bait, with three sizes 2hc 50c and 1.00, sold and guaranteed by local Lefler's Drug Store and Kohn Hardware Co.
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