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Newspaper

Hayti Herald

Location

Hayti, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1911

Page

1

Death Toll Strikes Hayti Family Amid Illness

Mr and Mrs T W Lowery mourn multiple deaths in their family as children die from a suspected measles and whooping cough outbreak. Names given include McKinley A aged six, Mary aged four, Malcolm Te aged five, Etha Alberta aged two, plus Joe A. The mother remains critically ill and the text warns teachers and the Hayti board.

T. W. Lowery Taive Hathh McKinley A Miury Sune Etha Alberta Joe A Lowery Hayti

Ely Council Eyes Lighting Aid for Town Drainage

At Monday night’s meeting the Ely council discussed lighting aid to drain the town. A committee was appointed to investigate and report the findings for a practical plan. About 500 worth of tiling was discussed and work to drain the town may begin soon. The council adjourned due to absence and illness, rescheduling for Wednesday night.

Ely Dis

Revival Services At New Town Draw Crowds

A series of revival services was held in a new town with posters promoting the event. The notice lists Thomas Jones as a baritone soloist performing Tell Mother I’ll Be There, highlighting the spiritual program and its advertised venue.

Hell Thomas Jones

St Louis and Missouri Southern railroad reaches New Madrid

The completion of the St Louis and Missouri Southern railroad from Miawston to Le Forge makes New Madrid most accessible as rails begin to connect with Frisco. President McCarty reports rails laid Marston to New Madrid next month with trains soon, Laforge extension planned summer and fall. Contractor Brown of Blythe reports movement and payment for the Herald.

St. Louis & Missouri Southern Miawston le Forge New Madrid Marston Frisco McCarty Laforge

Special Notice About Your Herald Subscription

Readers are warned the Herald subscription may end if not renewed. The notice explains dates, names, and addresses printed on slips indicate when papers stop. If errors appear contact the office promptly to avoid missing issues. Ernest Baldwin visited from Kennett to see his wife and children staying with relatives.

Ernest Baldwin Kennett

Fatal Knife Wounds After Free-For-All at Gage

In a brawl at Gage last Saturday E. Re Nichols died from a knife wound. Sunet N Thorning and hired man Palwared CDaandlen were wounded. Coe Dozier his wife and stepson Honey Hien faced distillints. The fighting stemmed from tensions at Cara ruthersville with the killing party believed to include Mrs. Dozier for her role in the theft.

Gage E. Re Nichols Sunet N Thorning Palwared Cdaandlen Nichols Coe Dozier Honey Hien Caruthersville Teu

Woodmen of the World unveil ceremony at Woodhiwn cemetery

W O W will wave to ROE Elliston monument at Woodhiwn cemetery on June 1. A large crowd is expected for the ceremony. The writer urges the city to buy Woodkird cemetery, noting many vacant lots priced at 20 each would yield 2000 if purchased for 200. The deal offers 200 cash and the rest in 12 months, promising a profit of 1500 on a 200 investment.

Roe. Elliston Woodhiwn Cemetery

Modern Woodmen of America Plan July Fourth Events

The Modern Woodmen of America announce a big July 4 program in Haiti featuring ample food and entertainments for all. They aim to attract a large crowd and provide the best possible day, with posters announcing the celebration and activities.

America Haiti Witel

Our Great Word Contest Ends in Humble Hayti Herald

A playful contest offers readers a chance to win the Hayti Herald for one year by submitting the missing first word to a quirky riddle. The entry costs one dollar in cash and promises no losses for participants who submit.

Dolker

Frisco Cuts Expenses in Missouri Rail Yard

Frisco lines announce 400 railroad workers to be laid off tomorrow due to lack of business. Officials say layoff may last a month or longer if conditions do not improve. Kennett division shows economy measures with two freight crews handling work of three despite overtime costs. Trains running off schedule and some fast services affected. In Hayti, a serious early incident between Henry Motley and his wife ends with a razor wound to Motley, treated by Dr Trautman. stitches removed as wound heals.

Springfield Nolice St. Louis San Francisco Hvre Kennett Kennett Democrat Hayti Henry Motley Trautman

Real Estate Firm Visits Sikeston Area Hints at Branch

C F Burton Real Estate and Investment Co of Sikeston, with partners C P Burton and Win G Chirk, toured the countryside today praising the area and signaling plans to open a local branch. The visit impressed locals as the firm is described as hustlers likely to aid town growth. Miss Pauline Thrower of Caruthersville visited Hayti Sunday and renewed a sister's subscription.

C. PF. Burton Win G. Chirk C.F. Burton Real Estate and Investment Company Sikeston Soy Pauline Thrower Caruthersville Hayti Ron. Hillupul

Principal Elected at Hayti Public School

The school board elected Jus. S. Herrington of Valley Park as principal for the next term. He is married, highly recommended as a teacher and for character, and has previously been principal at the Laramore school. He will study during the vacation to advance educational qualifications.

Jus. S. Herrington Valley Park Hayti Herrington Laramore Wilvintaes

Hayti council to hold special meeting on June 18

Hayti Coun cil O63 Mutual Protective League calls a special meeting Tuesday night June 18 to select regalia and robes for officers and members and to appoint a committee for an ice cream and fruit supper for visiting members and friends. All members urged to attend as there is important business. J A Johnson pres H M Ransburgh sec

Hayti Mutual Protective League Hayti Council

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