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Newspaper
Hayti Herald
Location
Hayti, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1913
Page
2
The article defends county treasurer J A Bigham amid audits and accusations. It argues the audits reveal errors corrected at no net cost to the county and claim gains from corrections exceed the auditing expense. It condemns the Argus for sensational charges and jokes about further accusations.
The Argus argues both guilt and innocence regarding Mr. Bighin's county dealings. It notes the auditor's report balances to ten cents and the county court accepts the final settlement. The paper questions the reliability of the Argus’ accusations and asserts Mr. Bighin's accounts are square and fully paid, while describing the critic’s framing as double-dealing.
A heated letter to the editor denounces the Gosseman case coverage, accusing the Argus of fabrications and misrepresentation. The writer argues that officials faced unlawful charges, payments received, and no prepayment, claiming the Argus distorts justice and insults the county’s prosecuting authority.
Mesdames W H Bolen Trig Sanders Elmer Murphy and Misses Carrie Richmond and Grace Murphy visited Patterson cemetery Friday to decorate and clean the graves of relatives and friends.
A brief notice requests a bottle of Tip Top Lemp's special brew. The item is sought by name from a local supplier, indicating a repeat customer or a collector seeking this specific brand. No additional details about price or delivery are provided.
The Campbell Lumber Company of Kennett Missouri is described as the largest concern of its kind in the nation with large factories owned by the company. They claim to save railroad fare and freight costs many times over and offer customized products. They invite readers to write for information or visit their facilities to obtain exactly what is wanted.
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