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Newspaper
Hayti Herald
Location
Hayti, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1920
Page
6
The text notes creation in six days and rest on the seventh, with Saturday observed by Jews. It recalls Christ’s statement that old things pass away and believers adopt a new order, making the day of his resurrection the Sabbath for followers.
The Herald announces the following as candidates for the offices named for Congressmin . 20 subject to the will of voters at the primary on August 3 1920.
The slate lists F M Norman Tilman Anderson for State Senator and Shelby Reynolds James C C Hillin for Representative, reflecting a local ballot collection.
A long editorial complaint decries public indifference to looming shortages in feed and heat, rail transportation woes, and wasteful spending. It laments the dereliction of duty, urges action to boost output and distribution, and warns that indifference risks disaster and national disintegration.
Rats steal millions of dollars' worth of grain eggs and poultry Act now with RAT SNAP guaranteed to kill rats and prevent odors Cats or dogs won t touch it Comes in three sizes 25c 50c and 1 00 Sold and guaranteed by Lefler s Drug Store and Kohn Hardware Co Harti Mo
Trust deed dated November 20 1918 records in Pemiscot County Missouri secures note to J F Swinford and Alma Swineford. P B Ravenstein trustee will sell August 6 at the Hayti post office front door to highest bidder for cash to satisfy the note and costs.
A fragment notes that the Bank of North America in Philadelphia is the only national bank in the United States that lacks the word national in its name and would require a special congressional act to operate as a national bank without revealing its status.
The United States Bureau of Mines reports a new warning method for mines. A foul smelling substance is injected into the compressed air line, spreading odor through the mine within minutes and allowing workmen to be alerted instantly to danger.
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