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Newspaper
Hayti Herald
Location
Hayti, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1917
Page
4
The Barron and Pun Published Weekly appears on Thursdays at Emerald and Carmine Streets. Subscription is 91.50 a year in advance. Registered as second class matter on Oct 30, 908 at Hayti post office under March 4, 1879 act. Missouri bell phones listed.
A wartime call urges universal effort across all trades to sustain prosperity and war mobilization. It emphasizes uninterrupted construction, transportation, and production in railroads, mining, housing, and materials. Government and private sectors should push road and building projects to prevent unemployment and economic hardship. Keep on building.
The Secretary of the Treasury promotes Liberty Loan Bonds in fifty dollar denominations as accessible patriotism. Small investors gain a tax free net income of 3 percent and a safe investment while supporting the war effort. No higher rate is promised in future issues, so invest now.
Bonds may be issued later and Liberty Loan Bonds can be exchanged for them at par.
The Caruthersville Argus notes Congress targets newspapers with taxes and fears for press viability. It urges publishers to back their own candidates and seek pro newsroom legislation before elections, warning against post election neglect.
Heavy rainfall last Friday night tested the new drainage projects and the rapid return to normal traffic shows the work is meeting a real need. The city’s board of aldermen and the mayor deserve citizen support to continue and complete the improvements for lasting benefit.
The soybean may be grown throughout the humid and semihumid South and the southern corn belt. It is a valuable forage crop and promises to be useful in boll-weevil regions as a cash crop and an oil seed source for the oil bus.
The quality and flavor of meat or fish can be spoiled by overcooking or improper cooking. If fats burn even slightly, they impart unpleasant flavors to gravies sauces or fried foods. Burned meat and vegetables are disagreeable and seldom eaten.
A merchant urges merchants to clearly tag goods with prices. It is the customer’s privilege to shop without buying, and visible prices are an effective form of advertising to ease sales and attract buyers.
The saying Eat enough food and no more guides households toward lower grocery costs and better physical condition for all family members by practicing measured portions and restraint.
A bond issue passed to purchase the city hall property signaling a progressive move for Hayti. Citizens rally behind drainage improvements and a shared drive to advance the town this year.
The advertiser who reduces their space invites clear headed rivals to enter and share the market harvest, benefiting both sides.
The proposal sketches concrete sidewalls and uninterrupted pedestrian paths spanning the district between the two rail lines. Officials emphasize safe, level walks and improved accessibility, linking neighborhoods and transit hubs for daily commutes.
Locals note that Pike’s Peak is not the tallest in Colorado, with 26 other peaks exceeding its height. The list of surmounting summits remains a talking point among mountain enthusiasts and hikers.
A proverb-like line asserts that competition signals success and market entry, suggesting that strong rivals notice your progress as a sign of achievement and legitimacy. The quote frames competitive pressure as a milestone rather than a setback.
John P. Streiff and Miss Leota Bradley of Caruthersville visited Sunday with the Streiff family. Cerva is promoted as wholesome and appetizing with rich foam and sparkle. Veedol oil is advertised for air cooled motors and a shipment arrives at Caruthersville Hardware Co.
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