Justice of the Peace—Hayti Township appointment listed
For Justice of the Peace, Hayti Township: ED. GOTCHER, F., M. GWIN. W. W. TARRINGTON.
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Newspaper
Hayti Herald
Location
Hayti, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1914
Page
4
For Justice of the Peace, Hayti Township: ED. GOTCHER, F., M. GWIN. W. W. TARRINGTON.
Bille Barham of Caruthersville traveled to Hayti as a visitor on Thursday, outlining a brief local exchange.
Rev. R. M. Ownby known as Bob visits Deering to attend Pemiscot County Church Extension Society meeting and enrolls as a reader. He is a pioneer Missouri preacher and brother of Mrs. F. A. Mayes, both Tennessee born. John T. Buckley promotes frost proof cabbage to market on May 28, urging local farming. J. Bandy trades motorcycle for Hendersons automobile, Henderson buys a new Quadilac. Bank of Hayti closes during funeral of Jas. D. Long, a bank stockholder, in Braggadocio. J. S. Barnett comes from Caruthersville with others and leaves a dollar.
J D Long died at his Braggadocio home Thursday evening at 7 15 after a lingering tuberculosis illness. He was about 49, a native born respected farmer and businessman, leaving a wife and seven children. He was brother to Wm A Long and Mrs Sallie Keirsey Braggadocio and Mrs Mollie White of this city. Funeral by Rev Stromyer, burial in family cemetery at 2 30 Friday afternoon.
In Farmington area notes Geo B Webb reports many avoid paying road tax under the new rule, with July 1 deadlines and rising legal costs. Also, Dodson's Liver Tone promotes a safe herbal替 substitute for calomel, claiming liver relief and easy refunds from Lefler's Drug Store if not satisfied.
A Hay Ti dry goods and groceries merchant relies on constant ads in the Herald. He and his clerks stay busy while rival stores lounge. The author asserts advertising is the key lever and test proves his high-volume trade.
Col. Arthur L Oliver of Caruthersville was seen in the city between trains Tuesday night, locating briefly on a routine movement involving rail travel.
Esq J M Ball attended the county court meeting held in Jaruthersville on Monday.
Order of publication informs Emma Lee Harris of a divorce suit filed by John S. Harris in Pemiscot County Circuit Court. The notice, dated June 1, 1914, requires her to appear or demur by the next term starting July 20 at Caruthersville courthouse. The Hayti Herald is to publish the notice for four weeks.
Mrs Vernice Lucille Ray Greer aged seventeen years five months and twenty five days died after lingering illness of typhoid malaria at her home in the city. Funeral at Woodlawn cemetery Monday five thirty conducted by Rev A D Rankin. She leaves a husband and two month old infant along with her parents brothers and sister.
Jake Swift a Wardell farmer was instantly killed by a lightning stroke at about four o clock Monday afternoon. He was unhooking a horse from a plow during a thunder storm and leaves a wife but no children.
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