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Newspaper
Hayti Herald
Location
Hayti, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1911
Page
2
A Hayti Missouri note laments true friendship while discussing public notice rules and a contested city ordinance. The piece reflects on enduring trust versus opportunistic conduct and questions legality of publishing new ordinances in the city.
The article argues newspapers raise a town, attract outsiders, and support churches, schools, and industry without pay. It contends residents owe the paper support, but some avoid funding while expecting free notices, obituaries, and cards. The piece notes the paper earns its living by serving the community.
Article cites a recently passed ordinance repealing an old measure that allowed publishing ordinances. The changes would limit the paper’s fees and reduce public notice of new ordinances, leaving residents without easy access to official actions. The writer laments the lack of time and space spared by the ordinance.
A reflective piece notes that people resist pretension and that daily routines persist despite upheaval. It observes the steady churn of commerce, weather, and national events, suggesting human concerns are small against the wheel of progress, with a closing nod to continuity after departure.
The editor states the paper does not aim to please everyone and welcomes criticism. They publish what seems right and just, trusting truth over approval, and advise readers to stay calm if they object. To those who dislike the truth, the best response is to keep quiet and listen.
The Hayti Herald aided readers in hard times with support and kind words and fought for their interests. The piece urges readers to remember the newspaper’s past help and not curse it, noting it will be there again when needed.
A printer group laments a deadbeat client who ignores multiple statements to collect a bill then receives a letter calling the publication insignificant. The writer argues that honest payers settle promptly while debtors delay, showing frustration at the response.
In 1868 Macon county voters approved 800000 for railroads that were never built. The debt rose to 2500000 with four years of repudiation. A May 25 compromise trimmed to 700000. An election in July will decide bonds to pay off the bonds.
A proposal urges Havti to enforce a city speed limit for cars and require two front lights at night and one rear light. Observers note many vehicles travel streets without any headlamps, a violation. The measure argues all people, including men, women, and children, have equal rights on streets and crossings despite automobile use.
Delinquent taxes are due to the City of Haiti and legal action will follow without further notice. The city reserves the right to pursue collection and may seize property for unpaid taxes. June 1, 1904.
Advertising guidelines outline per line display rates and page advertising charges. Rates include page first time and subsequent insertions, with space by inch and professional cards priced. Ads must be submitted Thursday to Monday. space allocation requires early ad submission and limits on changes per month.
Notice reminds readers that their name appears on the newspaper or wrapper and that subscription dates are listed. It urges timely renewal when favorable renewal time arrives, prompting action and continuity of service.
Terma offers cash on delivery for ready coal in Alabama. Not mine run but screened coal available for immediate delivery to any city area. Hayti Storage manages sales under Chas. Morgan, manager.
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