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Newspaper
Hayti Herald
Location
Hayti, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1919
Page
2
An unusual Pemiscot County notice shows six months or half year and a six month price line with amounts noted as 1.60 1.00 and 50 cents, obscured text. The fragment preserves a historical price listing and says Elaht months ago? and month.
The Hayti Herald lists legal advertising rates: one dollar per square for the first insertion and fifty cents for each subsequent insertion with proof of publication. Examples include Order of publication in divorce cases at 7.50, Notice of final settlement 2.40, Administrator’s notice 2, bank financial statements 6. Cash with publication proof. Residence Phone
Miss Lettie Muck departed for Huffman Arkansas. Rev Stroup has been ill recently. Mrs Wallace traveled to Concord on Tuesday to visit her son Jas Byrd. Mr and Mrs Ed Hay hosted the seniors at their Hast home last night. They arrived by car and enjoyed ice cream and cake.
Fragments report daily movements including Frank Mertens Ed Hay and Will Parks transacting business in Caruthersville and Edith Foust deputy clerk visiting. Weather notes heavy rains delaying crops. church attendance. Sunday school kept running with parental support. Mary Tevor is missing after leaving Sunday school. search ongoing in woods.
Mrs. R. Weber has been too ill to be on duty at the central office, with Miss Laura Jeffress of Caruthersville filling in. Miss Letitia McFarland came from Caruthersville Saturday and stayed through Sunday as guest of Mrs. M. Z. Elliston.
Missouri offers a free state fair excursion to one boy from each county, aged twelve to sixteen, selected via exam in Agriculture Geography and Arithmetic. The top scorer wins the trip, with alternates possible. Exam set by CHAS OBE, county superintendent, at the county office on June 14. Fred George of Wardell visited local residents en route to Tennessee.
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