York publishes Hayti Herald in Missouri quarrelous feud
Even in Indiana One Ball York quarried a Percy connvy girl and runs the Hayti Herald, opposing a framed municipal ticket. He faced tax delinquency issues blocking city office, yet kept the paper. The Enquirer notes York’s persistence despite delinquent subscribers.
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Percy Connvy
Phiayti Herald
Hayti
Powers That Be
Missouri
Tian
Herald
Enquirer
Cannelton
Indiana
Brother Miller
Harty Voices Opinion on Hayti Newspaper Change
Local note laments Hayti losing a new paper under CON Walker former Portageville Critic editor. Praise for Editor York of the Herald for truthful reporting. Warns Hayti residents may regret inviting Walker’s paper and foresees financial losses harming the town, not the writer.
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Hayti
Con. Walker
Portageville
York
The
Herald
Walker
Brother York
Walker to Move Plant and Publish Democratic Paper
It is reported that C N Walker, formerly publisher of a socialist paper in Portageville and later inching, will move his plant to Hayti and publish a Democratic paper. A group of residents there became incensed at Mr York and his policy.
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C. N. Walker
Portageville
Inching
Hayti
Crow plans Hayti paper in dispute with Hayti Herald
Charles No Walker, ex editor of the Portiageville Critic, will start a rival paper at Hayti in opposition to Bill York's Hayti Herald. Details of a big fight, gate receipts split, and referee to be settled later. The piece lampoons Walker and his conduct, implying he must fight law and justice.
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Charles No Walker
Portiageville
Ahayti
Bill York
Hayti Herald
Hayti
Dexter Stutesimian
Arkansas Heard From The Flayti Herald Editor Bill York
The Flayti Herald and editor Bill York face unpopularity from a segment afraid of truth telling. The paper urges Hayti residents to support the editor and his work in truth telling.
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Flayti Herald
Bill York
Hayti
Brother Allen as editor with right conception
A brief note praises Brother Allen describing him as another editor who has the right conception. The remark highlights his editorial insight and alignment with proper standards in shaping content.
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Brother Allen
Truth Telling Behind Hayti Herald Sparks Backlash
Bob White backs Gill York and the Herald amid local backlash from those fearing truth. He calls for support of the paper and brands opponents as afraid of truth, arguing the Herald is rich and influential in Hayti.
Those Who Condemn Us Letter from Hayts Herald
A fragment from the Hayts Herald dated July 3 1913 appeals for readers to challenge any misstatements. The notice asks critics to present their cause so errors can be corrected in the next issue, framing the dispute as a longstanding, bitter fight for humanity.
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Hayts
Concrete sidewalk proposal faces city politics
The city’s head moral leader is preoccupied with efforts to shut down the Herald, the only successful paper Havti has ever had, leaving little time for the sidewalk proposal.
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Herald
Whiskers Undone by His Own Actions in Town
A curt town note declares Whiskers is ending his feud with the Herald and pledges ongoing public service. The statement asserts broad local support and positions Whiskers as his own downfall, signaling a major turning point for the town’s future.
Editor Faces Backlash From Bar Attitude Polite Warning
An irate reader chides “pinheaded idiots” and “mongrel cars” for pestering the editor at the bar. The missive urges restraint and suggests leaving the editor in peace to avoid further trouble.
Bennie Little Missed Name in Paper Theme
A fragment notes Bennie Little thought his name would appear in the paper but the effort proved not worth much, leaving the hoped for recognition unrealized.
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Bennie
Hut
Advertising Drives Success in Local Business Columns
Advertising is the catalyst for thriving local business, the ad space fueling growth and drawing customers. The message underlines the sellable power of well-placed ads to generate results in the community.
No news from visitors on the telephone line policy
A note complains about not using the telephone for informing on visitors during visits. It emphasizes that the phone is paid for by the employer solely for the employee's benefit and money is wasted if unused. The message urges action and adherence to utilizing the line.
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