Economic impact of labor costs on demand control
The statement notes that the additional labor needed to restrain demand likely causes the largest economic loss. It emphasizes administrative effort as a key drag on efficiency and costs.
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Newspaper
Hayti Herald
Location
Hayti, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1918
Page
3
The statement notes that the additional labor needed to restrain demand likely causes the largest economic loss. It emphasizes administrative effort as a key drag on efficiency and costs.
L. L. Lefler, druggist and shipping board agent, enrolled 22 year old Walter H Mullin of Concord for Merchant Marine training. Apprentices begin on a training ship in Boston at 30 dollars a month, with two months of training before sea service. They are exempt from the draft and must serve through the war. Local notes mention farm work and thrift stamps, with Frank Baird visiting from Caruthersville and W R Sutton turning to farming at Steele.
A short note on riding attachments for harrows suggests a seat on the harrow improves efficiency on soft ground. The text notes riding devices on spike-tooth and spring-tooth harrows reduce draft and enable labor that would otherwise be unused. It also includes brief local notices about thrift stamps and a Buckley business matter.
County Clerk declares primary election set for August first, 1918 in Pemiscot County Missouri to nominate candidates for numerous state and local offices including senator, judge, superintendent, representatives, county officials, justices of the peace, constables, and party committeemen with polling at regular precincts and in Caruthersville on May 21, 1918, under official seal.
Notice to voters of Hayti Missouri that a special election will be held on June 24 1918 to decide increasing city debt by 15000 for a water works system. Polling places First ward Grammar School Second ward City Hall open 7 am to sunset ballots Yes For increase of debt No for dissent. City officials B L Guffy Mayor and City Clerk S P Oates attest.
In The Chancery Court of Pemiscot County Missouri a case titled Haines Law and Mercantile Company versus Wilson and Sutherland et al proceeds. The order of publication concerns heirs unknown spouses devisees and other unseen parties with the proceeding dated in 1918 and involves a will or estate matter under publication.
The petition cites unknown heirs and interested parties in the southwest quarter of section 15 township 20 north range 12 east in Pemiscot County Missouri. It seeks title determination and cancellation of multiple trust deeds dating from 1873 to 1894 and to notify nonresident defendants by publication ahead of a July 15 1918 court term. Publication to run weekly for four weeks in the Hayti Herald.
The Circuit Court of Pemiscot County Missouri in July 1918 case between Jeneva Fuqua plaintiff and Almus Fuqua defendant. Plaintiff’s attorney Bragg files petition claiming defendant cannot be served within the state, court orders notice by publication in Emisecot County for four weeks, requires appearance by July term or petition will be confessed. Clerk Zelma King Deputy copies. Judge Huff. Seal. May 18, 1918.
Publication order issued by Pemiscot County Circuit Court for July term 1618. The document references Horner Bessie and Horner games with cryptic notes and scattered names. Details are incomplete and appear to be OCR garble from a legal notice.
Sheriff 8 E Juden was in our city for a few minutes this morning observing local affairs and meeting residents.
Private James W. Queen of the 250th Infantry at Camp Dodge writes from June 5 1918 praising Pemiscot county youths readiness to fight and hoping for assignment over there He notes a fine camp and loyal American sentiment Sheriff S E Juden visited Caruthersville for office business Peter Streiff and son Peter Jr were in Caruthersville Tuesday
An old advertisement urges readers to avoid calomel as dangerous and salivating. It extols Dodson's Liver Tone as a wholly vegetable, pleasant to take remedy that starts the liver without side effects and cannot cause salivation. It promises quick relief from biliousness and general malaise and even recommends for children.
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