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Newspaper
Hayti Herald
Location
Hayti, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1919
Page
5
Front page display notes show locals and readers per line. Foreign advertising representative listed as The American Press Assn New York.
The Hayti Herald states legal advertising rates: one dollar per square for the first insertion and fifty cents for each subsequent insertion, with proof of publication required. Various common notices are listed with stated prices and cash in advance terms, including orders of publication and notices of settlement and administrator’s notices.
Edgar Barber of Chaffee visited the city last week. Ward-Coppage Co. advertises used Fords and Dodges for sale in Caruthersville Miss. Hattie Mae Argo, a teacher at Hayward, has returned home and will spend her vacation there while deciding her next teaching post.
An assortment of ads and notices from Caruthersville Hardware Co and nearby mentions include five minute wonder ice cream freezers wall tents crowns bicycles and Detroit vapor oil stores. Local residents like Flora Baldwin Harve and Ward Dorris Mrs D O Slater and a Prince Friedrich William are noted in brief items.
The St. Louis Browns, in the pennant chase, form a War Savings Society becoming the first MLB club to organize such a drive. President George Sisler leads as he and Jimmy Burke back a $1,000 bond pledge, with each teammate signing on and promising monthly investments.
Robinson Crusoe finds stray seed, plants it instead of eating it. After one year he can make cakes, after two years enough seed to share. Once ahead of needs, returns grow faster and harvest waits become worth it. The lesson: self reliance and delayed gratification turn hardship into plenty.
A brief note urges young men to save the first thousand dollars via War Savings Stamps. It argues small savings were hard before war, but stamps offer an easy path with a 4 percent quarterly-compounded government guarantee, starting as low as two bits.
Americans in 1918 invested 1 015 067 480 in Thrift and War Savings Stamps, the Treasury Department savings division reports. The total implies a per capita investment of 9.44 dollars per person based on latest census figures.
Fragmentary note references a thrift drive titled Pennies for Thrift Mampa with a slogan about dollars and care for you. The text appears garbled and hard to interpret beyond indicating a charity appeal and a possible name or acronym TM.
Ward-Coppage Co announces used car bargains including all makes and models and accepts Liberty Bonds and War Savings Stamps. Two truck offerings are advertised as cheap. Harry Gettings and B K Stallings return home from overseas army, in good health.
Willie Curtner of Caruthersville arrived on business to our city on Tuesday. If railroad rates rise, railroad owners may want government action before giving up control. He notes Congress should favor the League of Nations as it would provide harbors for lame ducks. Ward Coppage Co. offers three used Dodge cars for sale.
Public notice from Pemiscot County Missouri announces a June election to approve or reject the Hatli Special Road District proposal. It lists petition approval, polling details at the Mayville Jail Building, and the district boundaries described by section lines and townships in Pemiscot County. Fostered by County Court order with judges Charles Trainor, EH B Brittin, and Gwin.
Mrs. Chas T Fuhler of Palmyra Michigan says she suffered dull and sharp pains and weakness in 1911. After taking Cardus for about a month she regained strength and could work easily. She reports no more bad spells and urges others to try Cardus, noting its popularity over 40 years.
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