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Newspaper
Hayti Herald
Location
Hayti, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1916
Page
4
Local newspaper dated Ha t y i Missouri announces weekly edition content for mid July issue. Readers are invited to view society notices, community updates, and local happenings from Hayti and surrounding area.
Elmer Murphy now owns a Ford car. Ada Dowdy of Carleton is a General Herald subscriber. Ads tout ties at Buckley's and new stock sheeting and domestic lacing. Billy Nethery and Booker Sanders with companions motored to and from Caruthersville, Pascora, and Hayti. Harman Kohn of Kennett renews Herald. A G Jackson renews subscription. Tom Smith and family and O W Chilton of Caruthersville seen traveling. Harry Herrell, Hornersville miller, returns home for a family visit.
Lefler's Drug Store reports a sharp rally as Fly Knocker and stock dips are noted in trading. The bulletin highlights market moves surrounding Lefler's brand and related securities in a brisk business update.
First Baptist Church holds Sunday school every Sunday. C A Crest is superintendent. Preaching with services at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Midweek prayer meeting on Wednesday at 7 15. Ladies Aid Society meets Wednesday at 2 30. Morning Testimonial service and evening subject The False Step Its consequences. Pastor J B Ratspan invites all to worship.
Mrs Mabel Dorris visited White Oak on Sunday and returned Monday with her cousin Mr and Mrs Nick Friderich and several friends from Caruthersville who stayed with Mr and Mrs Peter Streitf. Mr L Ward near the city welcomed a fine girl born Monday. Farmer Joe Foust, former Representative candidate for Pemiscot, toured the county Friday and Saturday, reporting political calm. he continues a thorough canvass.
Nearly all farmers have finished laying by with cotton damaged less than corn. Casiddy schoolhouse opened Monday with Claurence Johnson as teacher. Rev. J. L. Woolverton and wife visited in Caruthersville over the weekend. Ike spent Sunday in Cooter. T L Woolverton and family visited Claude Clark’s family. Chas Morgan, formerly a No. boy, now in Chaffee, is visiting. Mrs Carroll of No. sis is on the sick list this week.
The Herald newsroom, crowded with Christmas rush work, expects a Linotype soon and promises more additions and double the news. John Scott sells his stake in Scott Morgan Saloon to Fred Morgan and moves to Granite City. Myrtle Barnes visits Portageville friends in the city. Uncle Elmer Stephens funds the Herald visit to Springfield for son John I Stephens and family. Mrs W O Damen of Yarbro, Ark, visits the Meatte family.
MISSOURI MILITIA. Herald Correspondent from Laredo Texas dated July 9 1916 reports the 4th Regiment entrained at Nevada Missouri July 4 for the border arriving in Waco Texas where the Red Cross served lemonade and sandwiches. Soldiers endure heat wind storms and scarce rations while Texas locals greet them with watermelons. Pay day looms as men request stamps to write home and Co B sends greetings to Pemiscot county peers.
The two year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Byrd died Tuesday morning in the city after illness and was buried Tuesday afternoon in White's Cemetery. J. Smalley, prosecuting attorney of New Madrid county and a candidate for Circuit Judge in the 28th district, visited Hayti on Saturday. Postmaster S. FE Juden, a sheriff candidate, made a business trip to Caruthersville on Tuesday. Landon C. Fisher of Hayward was in Hayti Saturday shaking hands with friends.
H T Hunter of Caruthersville oversees construction of a new Ward Coupage Mercantile Co elevator on land leased from Frisco near Gulf track facing Orange Street. The 38 by 85 foot grain building will have shelled and car corn bins, automatic loading and unloading, and a separate engine and boiler room to reduce fire risk. Commissioning and boiler unloading start Tuesday with work advancing to be ready for business this fall. The project aims to attract workers and bolster Hayti’s economy, prompting local support.
Luther Curtner and companions visited, sending a dollar to keep Herald subscriptions for his father in Braggadocio. A baby was born to Ina Dowdy of Carleton on July 6. Claude Edwards, now a Carson Supply Co. owner in Arkansas, renews his Herald subscription with a sample. J. W. Oates of Blytheville visits homefolks. Everton Speer of Braggadocio tours Hayti with a new Ford. Postmaster D. Sorrell of Foust was in town Saturday.
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