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Newspaper
Hayti Herald
Location
Hayti, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1921
Page
5
Ora McCain spent the latter part of last week in St Louis taking the Heldher baths and recuperating his health. The notice invites readers to Colbert's Cash Grocery for corn chops bran and shorts of hay with free delivery by phone.
A Chicago and North Western passenger train struck a bridge near Crawford Nebraska shortly after midnight, killing four and wounding eight. The wreck halted traffic for hours as victims were rushed to a hospital for treatment.
A Herald representative visits Geo. W. Watkins in Caruthersville. Squire Watkins, jovial and sociable, reports his court tried four or more dozen cases in twelve months with many filed and settled pre trial. Also notes the absence of John Roney and family visiting kin in My Kensie Tennessee, affecting Herald printing. June sale at Quality Store and Mayme Hudgens leaving for Cape Girardeau Teachers College. German war casualties estimated at 6,838,982.
Fragmentary notes reference self-enforced blue-law norms and beach heart-breakers debating responsibility for propaganda. Also listed are prices like Best creamery butter at 40 cents per pound, and mentions of visits by Mrs. John T. Buckley, Buckles Hall Puckett, and an August sale at Koln's Quality Store. A John James Ingalls quote about life and death is included.
Mrs. C. L. Lefler travels with son L. L. Lefler and grandson Ernest to Memphis Tennessee this week for an operation to be performed. Colbert's Cash Grocery advertises Fleischmann's fresh yeast and seed corn. Mrs. Spencer of Pine Grove Louisiana visits her mother Mrs. Eliza Popham in Carruthersville. A stray note on beauty discusses attractive mouths and red lips with perfect teeth.
International News Service reports Boston June 6 bathers at local beaches flaunt stockings rolled down to knees then ankles to testBlue laws. State bathing rules reportedly lack any regulation compelling stocking wear, prompting bold demonstrations by mermaids.
Forests in New Holland are seen coated with a shelly crust attributed to windborne shell-fish dust. Decomposition of shells is said to create the incrustations, depositing on trees across the region.
The readable fragments hint at a community issue and perceived threats, but the text remains garbled. No clear names, places, dates, or actions are established in the surviving lines.
Mrs H J Reinhard and her daughter Betty left Friday for Chicago to spend a month visiting relatives there and along the Great Lakes. Colbert's Cash Grocery seeks country produce and mentions Sarah Oates visiting her father Girardeau. Prof Geo W Sigley says he is not on vacation. his school closes Friday.
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