Frisco disputes and editor confrontations at Hayti
O H McCarty of Chaffee investigated local Frisco era conflicts in Hayti. The Hayti Herald defends its coverage, denounces unionist pressure, and urges Frisco employees to separate from troublemakers while criticizing local merchants and conduct of city officials in the April election. The piece calls for lawful action and unity to curb lawlessness and protect press freedom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frisco
Herald
Hayti
Prisca
Hawti
Hayti to get a new newspaper and local support urged
A letter argues Hayti needs more printer's ink and advertising to spur progress, citing neighboring towns that thrive with free press. It praises the Hayti Herald's financial stability while inviting a new paper to join the market and promising community backing.
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Hayti
Hayvti
Caruthersville
Kennett
Portageville
Blytheville
Gasper
Jones
Bacall
Allen
Adwis
Tun Dorris
Dorris
da Averill
Avery Hocks
Hayti Herald
Newspaper Columns Accuse Innocent Writer in Tennessee
A long excerpt discusses a newspaper that allegedly panders to certain readers and praises bystanders. It notes a prior incident where a prominent figure accused an innocent man of writing. The referenced writer was reportedly in Tennessee at the time and unaware of the accusations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Phillips
Indian Valley
Cardus
Cardui
Tennessee
Public Call for News Tips to Improve the Paper
A reader urges readers to share steamier news via phone to help shape the paper. The plea frames the paper as a community effort and invites tips on content and improvements.
Advertising costs and profits under boycott pressure
A fragment states Ifaoman's advertising costs by St a month and the profit on our business with him is Shia, questioning how much he gains when boycotters prevail upon him to quit. It notes he closes profits on his advertising at 22.0 a month and remarks that a boycotter cares nothing for the losses he causes, seeking only to quench a lawless thirst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ifaoman
Assistance for Burn Victims in 4s Cases
A local notice states readiness to lend assistance in burning incidents involving four people. The group pledges support and outlines willingness to provide nursing and related help as needed.
Visitors and visits under the city phone notice
A complaint urges use of the public telephone line 94 to report visitors and ongoing activities. It stresses paying for the line and questions what others are doing, implying waste if the service is unused.
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Tse Pes
Stas Uetin
Gateaen
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