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Newspaper
Hayti Herald
Location
Hayti, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1918
Page
3
R. L. Popham's Meat Market in Hayti Missouri advertises to buy poultry eggs and butter at the highest market price in cash. The notice emphasizes prompt payment and cash settlement for incoming goods.
The Herald seeks reporters from all Pemiscot county neighborhoods to cover local news. Communicate with the office for information and supplies. Will pay the highest market price in Hayti, Missouri.
County of Pemiscot announces a primary election will be held on the first Tuesday of August 1918 at regular precinct polling places to nominate candidates for Senator in Congress Missouri Judge Supreme Court Division No 1 State Superintendent of Public Schools and U S Representative for the 4th District to be voted at the general election in November.
A scanned gemeental listing details county officers and constables across Pemiscot County Missouri. It enumerates presiding judges district by district, clerks, justices of the peace for multiple townships, constables per township, and party committeemen. The document is signed by Margaret Tinsley Jackson, clerk, with official seal and date in Caruthersville.
In Pemiscot County Missouri the plaintiff begins a suit action to determine title to the southwest quarter of section 15 township 20 north range 12 east and to cancel multiple deeds and trust deeds. Unknown heirs consorts devisees donees or grantees of L A McArthur and FR A Webber are named as defendants by publication. Nonresidents A Wilson Lora Wilson Wallace Hackett Edward P Kimball Louis Wilson and others are listed. The case is set for July 15 1918 in Caruthersville with publication of notice for four weeks in the Hayti Herald.
Plaintiff files for dissolution of marriage alleging general indignities. Defendant Almus Fuqua is not a Missouri resident, court orders notice by publication. If he fails to appear by July 15 at Caruthersville Court, judgment may be rendered. Publication to run four weeks in Pemiscot County Hayt Herald beginning May 18, 1918.
Notice to qualified voters of Hayti Missouri that a special election will be held on June 24 18 to decide on incurring 15000 in debt to issue bonds for a water works system. Polls open 7 am to sundown at Cranmer School First ward and City Second ward. Ballots offer increase of debt or oppose. City officials B Guffy mayor and Oates city clerk certify the notice.
The Circuit Court of Pemscot County Missouri issues an order of publication for Haines Law and Mercantile Company plaintiff versus George Sutherland L A Wilson Lora Wilson Wallace Hackett Edward P Wall Louis Wern Robert A Wilson trustee to L A McArthur etc in a July term 1918 action. The defendants named include Wise M and others with unknown heirs and successors. Attorneys Reeves and Atto rney Reeves appear for the plaintiff to proceed with the case within Pemscot County.
The Missouri Circuit Court case Horner v Horner from July Term 1918 concerns George Horner vs Bessie Horner. The fragmented text references a domestic matter and court proceedings as the parties appear before the court for a dissolution or property related action.
The Missouri State Fair at Sedalia runs August 10 to 17, entering its eighteenth annual event. The fair showcases state products, promotes patriotism and progress, and invites farmers and residents to attend. Local notes mention Henry Fields and family visiting Carmichael, and several brief items about residents and routine notices.
Notice warns Beselé Horner of a divorce petition filed in Pemiscot County circuit court on desertion grounds. If Horner does not appear at the July term at Carutheraville Court House, judgment by default will be entered. Publication to run in Hayti Herald for four consecutive weeks. Court date July 16, next term.
A wartime editorial urges thrift stamps and war savings to avoid paying a Kaiser indemnity. It cites Belgium and Bucharest as examples of conquered nations and questions whether the United States would face similar payments. The piece ends urging readers to send the Herald to the Kaiser.
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