Local residents and visitors frequent the town Saturday
Ed Cypert of Swift and Ben Phillips of Braggadocia visit Saturday with several others. A. M. Neely stops in Blytheville Sunday while W D Hudgens comes from Dry Av on Saturday. Numerous locals including J W Green and S J Jeffress are seen in town, with mentions of Buckley store ads and Drummers meeting in Caruthersville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Cypert
Swift
A. M. Neely
Blytheville
Ark
W. D. Hudgens
Avon
Ben Phillips
Braggadocia
Buckley's
R. D. Sanders
Concord
S. J. Jeffress
Caruthersville
Mitchell Meatte
Portageville
Dodson's Liver Tone replaces calomel for biliousness
The ad claims calomel makes you sick and outputs a safer alternative, Dodson's Liver Tone, a pleasant tasting vegetable product priced at 50 cents. It guarantees relief by morning with a money back promise if the liver and bowels are not cleaned. It targets working people and children, promising energy and regular digestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dadson
Dodaon
Dodson
Tam
Pwilson
Good Roads Days Proclaimed for Missouri June 15 16
Governor Elliott W Major issues a state wide proclamation urging Good Roads Days on June 15 and 16 1918 1914 style celebrations. Counties are urged to organize crews provide equipment and have women prepare meals for laborers. Offices suspend business where possible and able bodied citizens are urged to work on highways. Local notices mention court cases drummers meetings and various residents traveling to Caruthersville Cape Girardeau and Jefferson City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elliott W. Major
Missouri
Major
Southeast Missouri Drummers Meet Concludes In Caruthersville
Saturday marked the end of the Southeast Missouri Drummers Association three day annual meet in Caruthersville with a children's parade noted as the crown feature. Local residents Andy Hampton Miss Mamie Dunn and Mrs Elmer Stephens were in and out of the city visiting relatives in nearby towns. The Alfalfa Farm drew visitors including four prospectors from Chicago and another northern city while Four pool tables and a cash register were offered for sale by Fred Morgan. Funeral attendance included many local residents among the mourners at Mrs Downing's service in Caruthersville Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy Hampton
Mamie Dunn
Cape Girardeau
Elmer Stephens
Chaffee
W. Phileger
Caruthersville
F. J. Blakemore
Darrie Hayves
Hopking
Vanduser
W. P. Meatte
Stewart
H. V. Eachus
Jas. Tull
Campbell
Southeast Missouri Drummers’ Association
Caruthersvill
Chidren
Poplar Blu
L. Popham
Chicago
J.T. Garrett
Balanee
Fred Morgan
Marshall Mirick
Porter Harris
L. A. Harris
Chas. Harris
Holland
Bob Easley
Ollie Chism
RK. L. Popham
S. Sturm
W. H. Sutton
Walter Schillings
Tom White
Joe Nunn
Roy Settles
Freda LaGrand
Olu Mathews
Ward Dorris
Elmer Lewis
Frank Crawford
Deafness Cured Only by Constitutional Remedies
The article asserts deafness cannot be cured by local applications and is caused by inflammation of the Eustachian tube due to catarrh. It claims nine tenths of cases stem from catarrh, and offers $100 for any deafness caused by catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Circulars are sent free. product sold by druggists and Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
Reward Offered for Stolen Boston Bicycle on Porch
A 6500 reward is offered for the recovery of a Boston bicycle stolen from a porch on Saturday night in Hayti Missouri. The right handle rubber was broken. John Scott of Hayti is linked to the case and contact details are implied in the notice. Mrs Annie Downing, née Harris, died at Baptist Memorial Hospital Memphis Tennessee Monday May 41 at 12 o'clock. Her remains were sent to Caruthersville for interment in Little Prairie cemetery. She had been ill for months and recently underwent an operation but did not wish to proceed. She leaves a husband and two young children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
John Scott
Hayti
Annie Downing
Nee Harris
the Baptist Memorial Hospital
Memphis
Fenn
Caruthersville
Little Prairie Cemetery
Downing
Scott & Morgan's Saloon Ad Promises Wide Drink Menu
An old advertisement touts Scott and Morgan's saloon offering a choicest selection from the brewer’s art. It invites patrons to drink, featuring whiskey, wine, and beer for common use or medicinal needs, claiming a large stock to satisfy any order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott & Morgan’s
Two Bungalows for Sale in Hayti Missouri
Property notice from Ired Lure son Hayti Missouri offering two bungalows for sale. Describes modern, new, well located, in best condition and cheap for cash or on easy terms. Local classified style for buyers seeking affordable housing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayti
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Herald
A. R. Sanders
Raymond Crider
Ill
J. W. Gaither
Bell System
Bell Telephone
The
Southwestern Telegraph and Telephone Company
Sam White
Hragiadocie
Tom Bissett
Circuit Court
J. N. Maxwell
Steele
Caruthea
Buckley
F. M. Hopkins
Covington
Ruby
John Kendricks
Esq
Albert Hall
New Survey
Johonie Sheehan
H. Holly
Cooter
C. F E. Brage
Mary Jane
P. R. Smith
Frisco Claim Department
H. BE. Carbaugh
Ridgeley, Til
Chas. G. Ross
Jefferson City
Ww. Law of
Linda
Luckley's
Mact Fletcher
Point Pleasant
Moving Picture
Otis A. Popham
Advance New Era
Eliza Popham
Misa May
P. Hoffstutter
Kansas City
F. Kassell Haytimo
Ady
Whi
Scott & Morgan
W. W. Tarrington
Justice of the Peace
Joars
City Hall
Call Mel Cafe
Dee
North Side Square
Hayti, Mo
Amos E. Taylor
John T. Buckley
City Bakery
E. Hopkins
Keystone Building
H. E. Carbaugh
Gabriel
Velva Sugar House Lasses
R. L. Popham
F.M. Perkins
Hayti, Missouri
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