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Newspaper
Hayti Herald
Location
Hayti, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1914
Page
5
Green of Paris presents an elegant afternoon gown in green serge and taffeta. The model features a draped left bustled skirt extending to the ankles, a kimono sleeve short coat with front folds, a silk underbodice, and military cord detailing. The design favors a fitted silhouette over full, hanging shapes and suggests lace or other neckwear options.
Julia Bottomley surveys child and juvenile millinery shapes including poke bonnets sombreros and small sailor hats. She describes trimming methods using hemp, satin ribbons, forget me not wreaths, and satin messaline, noting ease of home crafting versus adult hats and urging faithful copying to avoid amateurish results.
Jefferson City reports all work on the new state house halted except reinforced concrete floors as steel workers strike over $1.40 per hour, delaying bold project. Discharged engineer asserts two hours pay for reinstatement discussions, costing thousands in labor and time. Wheelbarrow line replaces lifts. duration hinges on strike end.
Governor Major named a fifteen member Missouri code of procedure commission led by Judge Elijah Robinson to simplify civil and criminal practice. The list includes Edward J. White, John I Williamson, Judge W. M. Williams, Judge David H. Harris, Judge Alonzo D. Burns, Judge William T. Ragland, Frank G. Harris, John Y. Halliburton, Judge Albert D. Nortoni, Ederick N. Judson, Judge Hugo Muench, Charles P. Williams, J. Lionberger Davis, and Breckenridge Long. In other items, the Kansas City liquor dealer Abram Rosenberger lost a suit against Pacific and Wells Fargo Express companies over c o d liquor shipments to Texas. The court held no conversion occurred though the shipping contract was violated. Governor Major granted an out-and-out pardon to Augustus T. Moreaux with no residence restrictions. The state seeks taxable values for telephone companies. A boycott damages ruling favors the anti-trust law. Co‑operative Live Stock Commission Co. of Kansas City is suing Traders' Exchange for $96,000. Missouri faces drought warnings and possible militia camping changes. Paroles to be heard in June.
The exchange notes a doctor recommending ten cents worth of an item and contrasts it with the drug store price of about five times that amount. The snippet captures a tongue in cheek remark on perceived value and pricing.
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