Dodson’s Liver Tone touted as calomel alternative
An advertisement warns users against calomel a mercurial drug and promotes Dodson’s Liver Tone a safe vegetable liquid claimed to start the liver without causing salivation. It targets both children and adults promising relief from biliousness constipation headaches and sour stomach and offers a money back guarantee if not effective.
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Dodson
Advertising Rates for The Hayti Herald Legal Notices
Regular legal rates apply for all legal advertising. One dollar per square for the first insertion and fifty cents for each additional insertion, cash with proof of publication unless prior arrangements. Common forms include order of publication seven fifty, notice of final settlement two fifty, administrator's notice three, bankruptcy prevents five.
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Hayti Herald
Announcement Rates and Candidate List for 1920 Campaign
The Herald lists campaign announcement rates by office and forwards the authorized candidate slate subject to Democratic primary August 2, 1920. Names include R. L. Ward for Congress, F. M. Norman Tilman Anderson for State Senator, Shelby C. Reynolds for Representative, Fred Franklin and J. H. Smith for Sheriff, Sam J. Corbett and M. O. Morris Sloan Oliver for Prosecuting Attorney, George A. Lamb for Treasurer, Chesley Morrison and Hitchcock for Assessor, Charles S. Reynolds for Surveyor, W. Doss Hudgens and E. D. Baird and M. G. Manuel for Associate Judge, and S. P. Oates for Hayti Township Constable.
Gasoline shortages and refined oil gains cautionary note
A public notice warns that gasoline supply disruption would rival rail strikes in impact. It credits improved cracking methods for higher gasoline yield and urges waste reduction. Also includes local classifieds and society notes about residents and shopping.
Local businessman travels for East Arkansas Lumber in Memphis
W. T. Nethery, manager of East Arkansas Lumber Co., is in Memphis today conducting company business. Apple hats and caps of latest style are sold at Buckleys. Sheley C. Reynolds of Steele visited Tuesday, pursuing political support as a Democratic candidate for representative.
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W. T. Nethery
East Arkansas Lumber Co
Memphis
Buckleys
Sheley C. Reynolds
Steele
Army Recruiting Station Camp Pike Missouri Instructs Recruits
An army recruiting camp with twelve men and two officers from the medical corps of the 3rd division at Camp Pike Ark is stationed here for two to three weeks to enlist men. Captain Thos F Reagen says recruiters will travel Missouri this summer to explain army benefits and offer special training valuable for civilian life.
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Camp Pike Ark
Thos. F. Reagen
Missouri
Peace Army
Civilife
Patterson returns from college for three week vacation
Misa Viola Patterson, student at State Teachers College Cape Girardeau, home for a three week break before resuming teaching at Braggadocio. She joined the Hayti Sunday school at the Cape Girardeau convention and found it helpful for her future work. Also promoting White Leghorn eggs: $1.50 per dozen, $6.50 per 100, Mrs. John Jamieson, Hayti, Mo.
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Misa Viola Patterson
State Teachers’ College
Cape Girardeau
Braggadocio
Miss Patterson
Hayti
John
Dorris Returns Home from Cape Girardeau
The brief notes Dorris came back home last Thursday after several months in the Cape Girardeau area. A for sale notice lists a registered Poland China male pig, two years old, about 500 pounds, offered by L. H. Gale of Hayti, Missouri.
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Ikxos Dorris
Cape Girardeau
Cape Normal
Poland
China
L. H. Gale
Hayti, Mo
Mrs Chilton Visits Arthur For Longer Stay
Mrs J G Chilton of Arthur Nebraska came down Tuesday for several days visit with their daughter Mrs Harry Curtner.
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J. G. Chilton
Arthur
Nebraska
Harry Curtner
Illness Strikes W A Myrick Wednesday Morning
W A Myrick was suddenly taken ill Wednesday morning and is confined to his bed, prompting concern among family and neighbors as health status is monitored.
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W. A. Myrick
How a Noted Vet Gets Rid of Rats in Farms
Dr. H. H. Butler endorses RAT SNAP for rat control, claiming regular quarterly use at hospitals guarantees results. The ad urges immediate action at first sight of rats, offering three sizes 25c 60c and $1.00 with Lefler's Drug Store as seller and guarantor.
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H. H. Butler
Lefler
Carl Curtner Injured After Ford Kicks Arm Incident
Carl Curtner sustained a broken arm Friday after being struck by a Ford car and allegedly kicked while inspecting the damage. The incident occurred near the scene as Curtner attempted to crack the vehicle in a roadside dispute.
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Carl Curtner
Ford
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