Hayti editorial condemns saloon ads in local paper
The Dexter Statesman notes Hayti opinion leaders debate moving a rival paper into town to challenge Bill York and C N Walker. Crowe accuses Walker of pro saloon bias, while Herald News editor defends publishing saloon advertising as a livelihood. Loyalty to truth and justice is pledged amid pressure.
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PS Crowe
Hayti
Bill York
Chas. N. Walker
Walker
Brother Crowe
Dexter Statesman
Noonan
Huvwyer
Aayti
Herald
Crowe
Spitting Blue Flames in Hayti Town Turmoil
Brother H C Lawhorn of the Blytheville Herald-News notes Bill York of the Hayti Herald has been spitting blue flames at citizens, accusing them of conspiring to force him out of business. The dispute has grown chaotic as York tightens his campaign against local rivals.
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C. N. Walker
Anderson, Incd
Hayti
Bill
Bill York
Yorke
Herald News
Blytheville, Ark
H.C. Lawhorn
The
Herald-News
Blytheville
Art
Hayti Herald
York
St. Louis Printers Praise Hayti Herald Sub price
St Louis printers firm Hearnhardt Brothers Spindler of St Louis writing from July 24 115 to editor William York of Hayti Herald praise the paper quality and price Though not all details are clear the message notes a 1 year subscription price of 1 00 and expresses appreciation and best wishes for continued success.
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Hearnhardt Brothers & Spindler
St. Louis
St. Louis Printers Supply Company
Chicago
New York
Washington
Dallas
Kansas City
Omaha
St. Paul
Serbie
William York
Hayti Herald
Hayti
Postwar Haiti Fight Shapes Local Political Outlook
After the Haiti conflict ends, observers expect shifts in upcoming elections as parties claim the victory. The text accuses local Democratic figures of disloyalty, credits a socialist challenger, and notes church leaders polarizing congregants amid the political tumult.
Democracy loyalties in Pem iscoth County Hayti hedge
The Hayti Herald declares loyalty to the Democratic ticket and criticizes a rival Socialist paper and its editor. It cites past endorsements, accuses the editor of duplicity, and questions publicans’ support, urging readers to distrust the socialist-leaning stance in Portageville and Hayti.
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Pemiscoth County
Hayti
Portageville
Socialist Party
Frisco workers praised for supportive stance in Hayti relief efforts
We commend the steadfast, substantial Frisco employees who stayed silent amid the wrangle but stood with us in labor for better religion, morals, social and political conditions. Expect a solid vote for reform as citizenship rewards those who woke this sacrifice for Hayti’s people.
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Hayti
Hayti Papers Warn About Incoming Editor Harrower
South Missouri papers warn Hayti residents about the man chosen to run the new newspaper, alleging concerns over his reliability and motives. The notices urge readers to scrutinize the editor selection and question possible biases shaping local information.
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South
East Missouri
Hayti
Subscription List Surges Amid Growing Audience
Our subscription list is growing rapidly as members sign up in larger numbers. The newsletter notes sustained momentum and expanding reach across the community.
Honest Politics Openly Expressed in Public Life
A public-spirited statement declares belief in honesty in politics and in citizens knowing the truth. It honors those who are honest in their convictions and open to the public, rejecting deception and hypocrisy as a path to private gain.
Advertising Value Tied to Circulation Growth
The speaker stresses that a newspaper's value to advertisers depends on circulation. When the Herald started five years ago Hayti had no newspaper, but circulation grew with the paper’s regional reach, and the publication claims to still have and expanding circulation. It asserts advertisers get value for their money.
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Herald
Hayti
Whiskers Upsets Hayti Herald Amid Obituary War
For over a year Whiskers has troubled Hayti town by agitating against the Herald. The paper faces pressure and unrest, yet the Herald vows to endure and publish his obituary.
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Hayti
Herald
It will take more than s700 invested to beat the Herald
A terse warning notes that defeating the Herald requires far more than seven hundred dollars. The line implies competition from a socialist paper faces an uphill battle to outperform the Herald in the press market.
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Herald
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