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Newspaper
Hayti Herald
Location
Hayti, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1913
Page
4
$12,000.00 cold storage plant to be erected on the present site. Brick building 20 by 80 feet with five compartments for ice meat and perishables. Nine ton refrigerating machinery to equal St. Louis service. Expected to maintain constant temperatures year round.
Ed Juden, newly appointed postmaster, should assume duties around July 1 after bond approval. He is a genial, accommodating man and will need a capable assistant to carry out his desires. If Rd defeats B I Guffy, Juden must rise to the challenge, as Guffy gave the city excellent service despite faults.
A local newspaper notes 37 advertisers on the page, marking one loss to boycotters and two additions this week. Entries include Frisco System, Citizens Bank, Bank of Hayti, Settlers Drug Store, lawyers, a barber, blacksmiths, storage, bottling, lumber, telegraph and telephone, and miscellaneous brands such as Anheuser Busch, Monticello Drag Co, and McCall's Magazine.
The Scott family moved from Caruthersville to Hayti this month and will settle in their new home. Younes Sorrell, recently treated for appendicitis, returned to work at the Frisco pump. Groundwork began for the Bank of Hayti building on the square’s north side. Donne of Kennett visited Sala Lather and family. Webb of Portageville spent a short time in Hayti. Dr Mayes, ill recently, has been able to be out since Saturday. D L Sorrell of Wolf Touyou was in town Saturday.
Hayti closes the term with a community picnic featuring a bountiful noon dinner and a string of athletic events. Prizes awarded include Isaiah Paris and Norris King in youth dashes, Bertha Troutt and Nelle Hayes in girls races, and Albert Maris in the sack race. The teachers thank donors and announce the next term begins September 1 with the library open Friday evenings. Mrs. Tona Brown named librarian.
Geo Webb attended a social event on Thursday. H Noble of Malden visited Hayti on Tuesday. Ben Phillips arrived from Braggadocio on Saturday. Clint Jones of Kennett is employed at the God restaurant. readers are urged to share any missed notices with the Herald.
Judge G R Henderson and F M Klingensmith of Concord promote reorganization of the St Francis Levee District to build a new levee and repair the old. Caruthersville Superintendent B S Stearns and Mrs Stearns visited, with Stearns later leaving for Columbia for a state university course. Citizens Trust Company of Caruthersville opens to take over Pemiscot County Bank, with smooth progress reported.
Advertising rates listed for second page formats and per inch pricing. Includes professional cards at nine dollars per month and reading matter such as cards of thanks resolutions or obituaries. Printing days noted with forenoon and afternoon sessions across second, first, and later pages.
An advertisement touts Tip Top and various brews at Fred Morgan's Saloon. It promotes whiskey friendly beverages, claiming healthful, non drunken effects and urging patrons to visit for the latest drink offerings. It mentions family use and stock availability.
A June 25 1909 official Bank of Haiti statement reports resources of 347,500.57 while a June 4 1909 statement shows 120,4545.05. The notice thanks loyal friends and customers for the record showing, noting sustained growth over four years of one hundred and ten percent.
Mr and Mrs Oates of Waco Texas who spent several days in the city visiting friends and relatives left Saturday to complete their journey on their honeymoon John Scott attended business in Caruthersville Friday.
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