Real estate transfers in Hayti and Caruthersville
Lamar Thompson and S P Oates and wife sell lots 1 and 2 in block 2 Thompson-Oates Addition Hayti for 250 dollars. D W Miller and wife sell a fourth of the northeast corner of the 10 acre Hayes heirs tract to R G Miller for 100 dollars. H F Sanders and wife sell lot 14 block 21 Worsts Addition Caruthersville to Citizens Building and Loan Association for 1 dollar. Lamar Thompson and S P Oates and wife sell lot 3 block 2 Thompson-Oates Addition Hayti for 115 dollars.
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Lamar Thompson
S. P. Oates
B. J. Wright
Thompson-Oates
Hayti
D. W. Miller
R. G. Miller
Darrie Hayes
City of
Range
H. F. Sanders
Citizens Hilding & Loan Association
Worst
Caruthersville
P. Oates
Hennie Gardner
Hayts
Massachusetts moves to speed uncontested divorce transfers
The Massachusetts House passed a bill to move uncontested divorce cases from Superior Civil to Probate Courts to cut delays in marital separations. The Senate had not acted yet as this measure faced final approval.
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Hoston
Massachusetts
House
Senate
Nothing Doing in That Line Excerpt from Exchange
A fragmentary line describes a speaker asking Bobbie to assist while they run an errand. Bobbie complies reluctantly and mutters a remark about a purse. The exchange reveals character dynamics and a casual, informal tone.
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Bobbie
Iluh
Marriage Licenses Filed From Caruthersville to Steele
Marriage licenses filed since last week list S J Rogers of Caruthersville Missouri with Alma Kern of Caruthersville Missouri Lois McCann of Cooter Missouri with Lola McClure of Cooter Missouri George Cook of Steele Missouri with Leona Mills of Steele Missouri M H Wilson of Canady Missouri with Ruth King of Canady Missouri
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S. J. Rogers
Alma Kern
Caruthersville
Lois McCann
Lola McClure
Cooter, Mo
George Cook
Leona Mills
Steele, Mo
M. H. Wilson
Ruth King
Canady
For Sale Kindling Offer From McMullen Reinhard Lumber Co
Winter kindling available from McMullen Reinhard Lumber Co. Price described as reasonable. Call 63 to arrange a load or more.
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McMullen-Reinhard Lumber Co
Graham flour makes good pan cakes and biscuits
Buckleys offers Graham flour suitable for pan cakes and biscuits, highlighting its reliability for home baking.
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Graham
Buckleys
Widespread Daily Use of Needles Reveals Demand
The world uses between 3,000,000 and 4,000,000 needles daily, totaling about 1,400,000,000 a year. The figure highlights the vast scale of medical and industrial needle demand across nations, with implications for manufacturing and supply chains.
Concord News Farmers Need Rain For Crops
In Concord vicinity this week light showers given but farmers still need a general rain to finish work. Community health reported poor. Mrs Mullens and son left for Oklahoma to stay with another son Walter. Several locals visited relatives. links Hurtwell improving from illness. Nevel Wurley returning from Pascola after fishing trip. Numerous guests visited Miss Davie Meeks and Miss Opal Hudgens.
Dempsey's Estate: From Shirt to Riches and Trunks
Goldfield Nev June 16 What a difference a few years make In 1915 Jack Dempsey boxed Johnny Ludenberg and left with a big suitcase The next morning Doc Lewis telegraph operator neighbor asked where he was going Dempsey replied pulling out only a shirt and a collar button Now he owns trunks a private secretary and a luxurious limousine
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Goldfield
Nev
Jack Dempsy
Tonopah
Jhonny Ludenberg
Doc’ Lewis
Jack Humble
Doc
Dempsey
Jack
Dampsy
County farm bureau gains boost as county court increases funding
Cooperative crop reports show Nodoway leads in corn and wheat in Missouri counties with wider county activity. The county court raises annual support from 650 to 780 dollars for three years while county agent Keller notes limestone use exceeding 900 tons since last autumn. A grain elevator group forms at Clarksville with 75 percent of local growers joining.
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Cooperative Crop Reporting Service
Nodoway County
St. Charles County
Andratn
Clark Chuney
Ree
Perry
St. Lode Roi
Platte
Pike County
Sk. R R. Keller
Farmers’ Elevator and Warehouse Association
Clarksville
Hayti Herald publication details and advertising rates
Published weekly on Thursdays at Corner Fourth and Broadway. Official newspaper of Pemiscot County. Subscription and advertising rates listed, including legal notices of diverse types with per inch and per word charges. contact details and publication terms provided.
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Corner Fourth
Broadway Sta
E Hayts Herald
Prices and trends in Missouri farm product sales
Cooperative study shows price changes across meats cattle and dairy and wool from Atay 614 to May 2. Prices indicate beef cattle 6.90 versus 8.20, veal calves 7.70 versus 6.80, horses 124 versus 75, sheep 4.50 versus 4.80, wool 19 cents versus 17 cents, cattle cows 80 versus 64, oats 46 cents versus 46 cents. Farmers seek salvation through local and state wide organization and broader nationwide associations.
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Boserview
Missouri
BE Newsom Visits Uncle After Pastor's Death
BE Newsom, daughter of the late Methodist pastor, now living in Essex, spent last week with her uncle J Hall Puckett. She is noted as the daughter of the former church leader and her visit is reported as a family to family social note.
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J. B. Lyle
Commerce
Bill Finch
BE. B. Newsom
Essex
J. Hall Puckett
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