Criminal hoarders and high food prices blamed on warehoused stock
The piece argues high food costs stem from quantity hoarding rather than supply. It cites Chicago warehouses holding vast food stores, including 100 million dollars in a single warehouse and 14,000 boxes of tea totaling ten million pounds. It calls for action against hoarders and profiteers, while noting unrelated local notices about eye care, voting, watches, and a social visit to Hayti.
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Chicago
United States of America
America
Self Defense Fatal After Mill Fight in Cowee
Abner Fields dies in Memphis hospital from a stab wound received last Wednesday at Cowee's mill during a quarrel about mending a broken belt. Jess Chaple says self defense. Fields 45. Chaple at work, no arrest yet. Also note death of Ed Reno in Caruthersville, former Herald member. Local notices include pet advert and local political and business updates.
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Abner Fields
Memphis
Tenn
Jess Chaple
Cowee,s Mill
Fields
Chaple
Hayti
Woodlawn
Ed Reno
Caruthersville
Reno
Mr. Reno
Herald Force
Fat and you bond with a stray dog at home
In a rustic tale a mutt follows you from the woods after a fishing trip. You try to shoo it away, it returns, then Fat suggests keeping it. The dog affectionately greets you, but your mother forbids bringing the dirty creature inside until after a bath.
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Fat
Rintae
Do you use old papers bundle sale at ten cents
A collection of short notices and letters appears, including a stray quotation on rumors about dry candidates, a defense of J C Hillin by F M Dillard, a jewelry advertisement, and a closing aphorism about money and death. The fragmentary text reflects local notices and personal endorsements in a small town newspaper.
Pike's Peak Pride Inspires Forestry Message Across Plains
Publicity highlights Pike's Peak centennial since July 14, 1820, noting Dr Edward James as the first to reach the summit and Zebulon Pike’s prior sighting. The piece urges reforestation of surrounding country along the auto road to demonstrate conservation and forestry benefits to locals and visitors.
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Pike's Peak
American Forestry Association of Washington
Edwin James
Zebulon Pike
Pike’s Peak
American Forestry Association
Pemiscot County Band Elects Officers At Caruthersville
At a meeting and rehearsal in Chamber of Commerce Hall Caruthersville the Pemiscot County Band elected B A McKay president W M Denham vice president H P Harbert secretary Harry Wolfson treasurer M C Patrick librarian and Harry Wolfson publicity manager V Banner chosen as leader Twelve band members attended a large rehearsal in Caruthersville with a good turnout of players.
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Pemiscot
County reports five jails empty in the county
The County board of visitors reported to the County Court that five jails in the county are empty and only three prisoners remain in the county jail under the sheriff. The empty facilities are located at Hayti Steele Caruthersville Cooter and Holland.
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County Board of Visitors
Hayti
Steele
Caruthersville
Cooter
Holland
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W. P. Burton
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Chas. F. Adams, II
New York
Fra Ars
T. Ben Turnbaugh
Turnbaugh's
Joe Johnson
Carlos
Hart
M. G. Manuel
Leonard Hayes
Depot Cafe
Buckleys
J. C. Hillin
Hillin
F. M. Dillard
Turnbaugh’s
Sicians
DruGcs Jewelry
Farmer-Labor
Farmer- Labor Party
Par- Tey P.eo
Salt Lake City
Max
Vee
Sisnstantie
Ohicom
Harding
Coz
Hays
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