Frank Cheney affidavit for Hall's Catarrh Medicine sales
Franklin J Cheney, senior partner of Cheney & Co in Toledo Ohio, swears an oath about the business and payment for Hall's Catarrh Medicine. The notice states the medicine acts through the blood and is for constipation relief, with a notary public witnessing the affidavit on December 6.
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Ohio
Toledo
Frank J. Cheney
Feinen & Co
Ode
Panne
Halls Catarra
Franic J
A. W. Gleabon
Notary Publi Fian
County Officials Named for Hayti and Area
For County Clerk: FRANK BAIRD J. C. MALLOURE L. B. HOLT For Justice of Peace Hayti Two: W. W. TARRINGTON W. F. COOK For Constable Hayti Two: CHAS. SPENCER 8. P. OATES.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Baird
J. C. Malloure
L. B. Holt
Hayti
W. W. Tarrington
W. F. Cook
Constable Hayti
Chas. Spencer
P. Oates
Local Social Notes From Hayti and Kennett
Haiman Kohn visited his parents and relatives in Hayti Sunday. Miss Hattie Mae Argo traveled to Chaffee Wednesday to visit friends and relatives. J L Dorris the picture man was in Kennett Monday on business.
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Haiman Kohn
Hayti
J. L. Dorris
Kennett
Better Baby Campaign to Begin Next Week
The Woman's Council of National Defense launches a house to house drive starting next week to register every child under ten in the county. Supervised by Mrs. S. P. Reynolds with Mrs. B. L. Guffy as Hayti township chair, the one year effort runs to June 6 1919. Mothers are urged to follow health and care guidelines for infants.
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Woman's Council of National Defense
United States
Mra
S. P. Reynolds
America
Henry Ford builds Eagles for Uncle Sam at Newark plant
At Newark Ford operates a 300 by 1800 foot factory producing Eagles battleships for the United States Navy. The ships measure 200 feet by 250 feet with eight foot drafts, five inch guns, depth bomb devices, and submarine detectors. They can travel from factory to sea via Rouge river Weland canal and St Lawrence without stop. Ford also references a peace ship and jokes about Hitler.
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Henry Ford
United States
Wilhelm
Newark
N. J
Ford
Uncle Sam
Detroit
Rouge River
Welland Canal
St. Lawrence
Regulating Business and Individual Freedom Prompts Reflection
A reflective note argues that regulation of business is contested and warns against intrusive interference, urging focus on personal satisfaction and balance rather than perpetual complaint about others affairs. The piece critiques pessimism and highlights a call for liberty amid regulatory debates.
Blair Buckley Returns From Missouri University
Blair Buckley has returned home after pursuing further education at Missouri University.
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Blair Buckley
The
Missouri University
Nation 3 Support of Food Program Brings Success
Exports of pork beef and wheat soar 1918 with flour sugar prices falling. Food Administration credits nationwide support and home conservation for reduced prices and increased Allied shipments. The Missouri division notes March 1918 gains over prior years and highlights wartime food effort.
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Nation
Food Administration
Missouri Division of the
United States
Minneapolis
Wheat Pub Pot June 1918 Auction at Osage
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a June 1918 wheat public pot auction at Osage with unclear details. The readable bits mention market activity and involved entities but lack clear names, dates, or outcomes.
Change That Needle for the Hoe Ballad of wartime homefront labor
A wartime verse urges mothers and knitters to swap knitting for farming and hoe use. It links April breezes to rural labor, praising digging and tending gardens over making sweaters for soldiers. The poem juxtaposes domestic craft with combat, calling for practical work to aid the war effort.
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God Thistle
Sye
Hell
Thrift Stamp Day Proclaimed Amid War Campaign
President Wilson and Governor Gardner will declare June 28 Thrift Stamp Day nationwide. States anticipate pledges to meet quotas. summer appeals urge households and coal users to stockpile supplies for winter needs.
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Wilson
Gardner
Union
Ackland Hanks Sr. Gravely Ill. Local News Briefs
Bragg City reports Ackland Hanks Sr. is very sick this week. J B Looney and family plan to visit relatives in Piggott Arkansas. Eleven Bragg City men answered Uncle Sam last week bringing total to forty eight of sixty seven registered last June. Walter Mayfield works as a barber with Frank Cook at Pascora on Saturdays. About twenty men departed Monday for Sheffield Alabama to work for the government. Mr and Mrs Carl Looney visited Frisbee last Sunday. W J W Johnson attended to business in Little Rock on Tuesday. Mrs R C Cresswell and her daughter were in St Louis last week.
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J. B. Looney
Piggott
Ark
Uncle Sam
Sheffield
Ala
Government
Carl Looney
Odyssus
Popham of Star Meat Market in Portageville
R L Popham of the Star Meat Market was in Portageville on Tuesday attending to business.
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R. L. Popham
Portageville
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von Mayes
Keystone Bldg
Hayti, Mo
IRE Insurance
L. C
Averill
J.M. Argo
Justice OF the Peace
Hotary Public
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Keystone
Harji Mo
W. W Tarrington
General Justice
Missouri
F. M. Gwin
Keystone Bld Aayti
New Era Lodge I.0.c.f
Odd Fellow's Hall
W. B. O'Connor
N. G. J. M. Argo
Seqy
Strees
BREA
W. J. Sperling & Co
Cape Girardeau
Wilce Curtner
Caruthersville, Missouri
the Hayti Herald
the Herald Printing Co., Publishers
Hat
Otis Popham
Cor. Fourth and Broadway Sts
Pemiscot County
Inch
American Press Association
New York
Hayti Herald
Harry V. Litzelfelner
Edwin S. Huffman
A. P. Kersey
M. D. Morriso
E. Bragg
Chesley Morrison
Ernest A. Long
Joseph M. Brasher
John W. Green
Everton C. Speer
W. D. (Doss) Hudgens
W. E. Brown
J. L. Baker
Lizzie
Huy W. 4
Hoover
U. S. Food Administration
Prise of Gugar
Bert Howell
Sidney J. Page
Louise Vernon
Belle Morgan
Meon Norton
Www
Thrift
Bay W
Bragg City News
Ackland Hanks Sr
Walter Mayfield
Frank Cook
Pascora
Huy W. J
W. H. Johnson
Little Rock, Ark
Jay W
R. C. Cresswell
St. Louis
Southeast Missouri
Campbell
M. N. Payne
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