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Newspaper
Hayti Herald
Location
Hayti, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1915
Page
3
At the last meeting the board ordered enforcements of the dog tax with a July 1 payment deadline. Dogs not taxed will be killed if found on the streets after the date. Posters warn owners to comply to protect their dogs and keep the town free of nuisance dogs.
A string of arrivals and movements includes Joe Foust Walter Teel Jake Williams and Mayor Dyer Byrd in Concord and Caruthersville figures Frank Roberta Guy Carleton and others. Local business notes mention K I Popham buying chickens and eggs and a new Falstall Bar in the old Tim Dorris place. This week Miss Winnie Jeffress returns home from Paris and Memphis. Mrs. Dan Heard and children visit from Cape Girardeau. Also remarks on Judge W E Brown and possible sheriff candidacy and barley grown on Psy Mo Ball's farm with unusually tall 41 inch stalks.
An old medicinal ad markets No Six-Sixty-Six as a prescription for malaria and chills fever. It promises rapid relief with five or six doves as a tonic, claims strong liver action, no gripe, and prevention of fever returning. A small print note lists a 25 price.
J. 8. Wahl of Caruthersville announced a balloon trip starting July 12. The party will travel St. Louis, Kansas City, Grand Can yon, Los Angeles, San Diego, San Francisco, Portland, Vancouver, then Yellowstone Park, returning by a northern route about September 1. He will be away from work and requested no contact during the journey. First vacation in twenty years. Also notes Buckley’s seed corn and a visit by Mrs. Tabitha Bissett and Judge W. C. Riles in the area.
Modern, new and first class condition bungalows offered for sale by Fred Larson of Hayti Missouri. Conveniently located in the best part of the city. Cash sale or easy terms available.
A $20 reward is offered for two mules missing from Barfield Arkansas around November 1 1914. One black horse mule about 154 hands high with small scars and a white tail spot. The second mule a blue bay about 14 years old 14 hands high weighing around 1 100 pounds and blind in the right eye. Notify OQ UC Byrum Barfield Ark. 26 St pd.
An advertisement style fragment promises various prices and promotions to attract shoppers. It brags about numerous gains, stunt prices, and dry goods deals while inviting readers to come in for more.
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