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Newspaper
Hayti Herald
Location
Hayti, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1917
Page
4
An advertisement warns against calomel's dangers claiming it is mercury and damages bones. It promotes Dodson's Liver Tone as a harmless, vegetable liver remedy that cleanses bowels, improves digestion, and prevents salivation. The spot guarantees relief by morning and urges store purchase for a 50 cent bottle. It adds promises for families and children.
The Steele News reports community happenings in Steele and Caruthersville including editor Popham visiting from the Herald, residents traveling to Joplin Missouri and Tennessee, pastors and preachers visiting churches, business trips by Walter Michie and J.N. Ballentine, and plans to plant and can vegetables. Mentioned are Postmaster Broderick, Mrs. Burton, Miss Travis, Pleas Kelley joining Cotton Exchange Bank, and local crops with notes on corn cabbage tomatoes and beans.
An advertisement touts Freezone a Cincinnati invented corn treatment that removes corns and calluses with no pain by applying a few drops. It claims instant soreness relief and that the corn loosens to lift away with fingers, and notes to ask a drug store or have it ordered. Also reports Masonic lodge officers elected for the upcoming year with I Kohn as W M and other officers listed.
J. H. Fields offers top market prices to sell beef hides mule hides and horse hides. L. A. Patterson of Caruthersville visited Hayti briefly on Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Macie Asher on sick list this week. The death of a baby girl at the Watley home Friday night. Mrs. Della Carmichel and daughters from Hardy Ark visiting Cooter. D B Holly hospitalized in Memphis after appendicitis. Miss Agness Lindsey from Steele visiting Laura Waters. Stork brings a girl to Wash Wright family. Young girls organize a lodge with first meeting at Miss Kate Pounds home. Storm houses being dug. various Ark. visitors noted.
An old remedy, Sanol Kezema Prescription, is touted for Fezema and skin diseases. The ad claims Sanol is a guaranteed cure and offers an 85c large trial bottle at the drug store.
Poll tax payers in Road District No 5 East must pay the 5 tax to the undersigned or at the Bank of Hayti during June 1917 or face legal action. Gro B Webb road overseer.
Jas A Johnson of Hayti reports finding a watch and offers contact for return and payment of notice. Description needed to identify ownership.
Notice to hunters that further entry on the premises will be vigorously prosecuted. Applies to all kinds of hunters and fishermen. Signatories: GEO. MERRILL JOSEPH BLINKHARDT E. C. SPEER. Note names added to this list at 26 cents per year.
A classified ad notes purchase of scrap iron with top payments offered by Chas Morgan at Haytia ce and Cold Storage Co. Readers are instructed to contact Chas Morgan via TM Herald phone 94 for arrangements.
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