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Newspaper
Hayti Herald
Location
Hayti, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1911
Page
3
Local notes from Hayti and Caruthersville report Stubbs seriously ill and Miss Rosa Kolin visiting Portageville. The piece mentions Johnnie Dorris in Kennet, Mrs Mollie Dorris in Mhavnesday, Sheriff Jo Al Franklin attending to business, and ongoing brick work on the J B Dorris building. Several residents travel to Memphis and St Louis, with many names and brief updates on visits, legal matters, and local commerce.
The following described real estate in Pemiseas County Missouri, a parcel in City of mayti, is set for sale on Saturday at the south door of the city hall to pay a promissory note. Acting Trustee AL Farsi will conduct the sale to the highest bidder for cash, including costs of executing this trust.
A call to drink Tip Pop from Lemp’s preial brew at Pred Morgan's Saloon. The ad claims water on sites and warns whiskey users to try the safer option. It touts health benefits and urges patrons to visit Pred Morgans Saloon.
A discussion among men centers on which bank is best for deposits while agreeing that every woman should have a bank account. The article promotes female savings and suggests incentives to encourage deposits, asserting money should be safe and readily accessible.
A saloon promotes top quality and asserts no cheap goods are allowed. It highlights a growing business driven by customer demand for the best, inviting patrons to visit anytime to see the renowned standards. The ad markets domestic and imported wines and spirits, including crystalized peach and rock and rye.
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