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Newspaper
Hayti Herald
Location
Hayti, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1912
Page
4
A historical list shows Republican and Democratic nominees and hopefuls filed for county offices in Pemiscot. Names span Representative and Prosecuting Attorney roles to Sheriff Treasurer Assessor Surveyor and Justice positions across districts and townships with multiple candidates per post.
A historical column lists numerous local businesses and individuals by name offering products and services. The ad-like roster includes drug stores, mercantile firms, a bottling works, a butcher, a saloon, a lawyer, a notary, a dentist, and other trades, reflecting a bustling early town economy and community notices. The fragmentary list reads like a directory of merchants and professionals present in the era.
Local and personal items recount renewed subscriptions, room rentals, business visits to New Madrid and Caruthersville, new parenthood in Oran, club reports, visits by residents to Hayti, guests of Miss Carter in Tas Ori Arkansas, and ongoing construction and home projects. Descriptions mention a fire at P. Wall residence, furniture saved, and partial loss.
A Philadelphia Review excerpt discusses humor across cultures, noting how foreigners miss certain jokes and how American writers like Twain and Whitty Peter are remembered. It describes reactions to a Texas fence incident, then shifts to remarks on Duarte Rico in Porto Rico and the value of sword canes and dueling swords from Spanish cities.
The fragment describes a nautical conflict with seven bells events and a spate of strange phrases. It mentions air tales of belts, lines, and officers amid a chaotic scene at sea with unclear players and outcomes.
A garbled notice advertises a bottle of Tip Top special brew at Pred Morgan's saloon in Atlanta. It promises a wide stock and invites patrons to request what they want, referencing whiskey and medicine themes in a rough, period voice.
An advertising note touts whiskey as healthy and pleasant with no bad effects, urging all drinkers to select the best. It promotes Pred Morgans Saloon as the place to obtain it.
Fragmented OCR text describes a chimp clerk at a Washington location. Confused dialogue includes phrases Hell arrives and Thirdly while referencing a dictator-like figure, a possible Pittsburg or Pittsburgh context, and a carvig term. The readable parts suggest a surreal or garbled scene without clear events or outcomes.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions publication order and partnerships with names and items but lacks coherent details. No clear event date location or identifying organizations are readable to form a definitive summary card.
The document reports that Va J Franklin, the defendant, is not a resident of Missouri, prohibiting ordinary service within the state. The court orders publication notice and directs preparation of a public notice to proceed with the case. The May date and local court details are noted, with actions to publish and notify as required by law.
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