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Newspaper
Hayti Herald
Location
Hayti, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1909
Page
2
The Hayti Herald urges swift enactment and enforcement of a hog law. It argues setting a fixed effective date now will reduce hog disposal disputes and curb council delays. The piece notes live hog prices and lists concerns over dead hog disposal and city costs, while praising courteous behavior and predicting a council vote reveal.
Last Friday and Saturday residents watched officials move the Hers from the room over the pestoney to the south west first floor room in city hall. Mayor Buckley led, with Marshal Letler and Aldermen Alton and Dorris among those assisting. Larre Farrell arrived late but helped move affairs along. Capt. Allen, Gwin, Arthur Allen, Punk Dunklin, and Sam Foley also contributed to the effort.
The piece notes stock laws being enacted across Southeast Missouri with Hoyti and other towns like Benton Bernie Tytheville taking action. It urges local residents to adopt similar measures, warning that progress will meet resistance from some citizens. The author calls for determination to push reform and quiet opposition by proving the policy is right.
A terse admonition extols courtesy as the path to success. The speaker urges a young man to pursue courteous behavior as the best, most pleasant, and economical route, noting that courtesy earns respect from the world.
The town eyes a measure prohibiting horses mules and colts from roaming streets or commons. A Sunday incident of roaming animals endangers children and women and risks runaways near hitched teams. The writer argues personal liberty should yield to public safety.
A local editor denounces many gooslin boys and kids for nuisances in town accusing parents of ignorance about their activities. The piece warns idle boys against bothering the printing office and extends a cautious welcome to visitors while condemning loafers.
No 1135 official statement of the financial condition of Bank of Hayti at Hayti Missouri closing June 24 1909 published in the Hayti Herald. It lists loans and discounts real estate deposits and other items with figures, and is sworn by J T Dowis president and T A McNail cashier before Notary John T Buckley on June 28 1909.
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