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Newspaper
Hayti Herald
Location
Hayti, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1919
Page
5
Front page display line shows advertising representative details. The Amerteny Press Association of New York is noted with per line rates and reader per inch figures.
The Heayti Herald charges one dollar per square for first insertions and fixed cents for subsequent insertions with cash payment and proof of publication. Common notices include divorce orders at 37.50, notice of final settlement 22.50, administrator’s notice 4, and bank financial statements 5.
Dr Trautmann's Drug Store was sold last Saturday to Drs Ralph Pinion and Baker of Caruthersville. They took charge Sunday with H I McCutchen and Jack McCutchen of Caruthersville arriving. McCutchen remains in charge and may relocate. Pinion has a good Caruth ersville practice and his plans are undecided. The community welcomes the new owners as valuable assets to Caruthersville and the area.
One large sleeping room for rent. Furnished and comfortable with electric lighting. Contact W. T. Oates in Haya Missouri. Mrs. A. O. Riles and daughter visited Portageville, stayed with Mrs. Jessie Burgess and family, then returned home.
A historical note argues that production hinges on construction and that reducing living costs requires higher production. It links building to broad economic stimulus, claiming construction creates demand across multiple industries and accelerates peacetime industrial growth.
Baptist churches are urged to send representatives to the Fifth Sunday gathering at Dry Bayou church starting Friday night at 7 p.m. June 27 and continuing through Saturday and Sunday. Committee urges attendance.
Sanders Store in Hayti Missouri promotes Farris Colic Remedy as a safer alternative to drenching horses. The remedy is applied on the tongue with a dropper in each bottle and comes with a guarantee.
Mrs J M Wathen and her children, after several weeks' visit with Mrs A C Underhill in this city, returned home to Evansville Wednesday night.
The undersigned warn that further trespassing by any hunters or fishermen will be vigorously prosecuted. This notice adds names to a list at 26 cents per year. F. M. Johnson, George Henry, Geo. Merrill, Joseph Klinkhardt, E. C. Speer, J. W. Bess.
The piece urges foreign born Americans to support the War Savings Stamp Campaign as a patriotic duty. It argues alien-born citizens become integral to the nation through stamp purchases, details stamp costs from January to December and notes a 4 percent return. It stresses loyalty, unity, and financing troops and postwar needs.
F H Kramer a Washington florist rewards thrift with roses for Thrift Stamp and War Savings Stamp purchases. For each Thrift Stamp a rose is given and six roses are awarded per War Savings Stamp. He says the program not only advertises but builds thrift habits, drawing repeat customers who grow from initial stamp purchases.
George P. Adams, organizer for Missouri in the War Savings Organization, went to Mobery to form a society at a large shoe factory. Facing unemployment and high living costs, he persisted and spoke. A janitor in attendance bought $400 in War Savings Stamps on the spot.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Napoleon saying nothing in final after Jena and a wartime slogan urging war savings stamps. The text mix mentions prosperity, emergencies, and financial loyalty drives. Opaque and incomplete, it hints at revolutionary finance rhetoric without coherent events.
Local campaign urges residents to embrace thrift as a slogan for the year promising more saving and less glaving across households. Officials push budgeting discipline and community savings programs.
A Missouri church notice declares F S Gibson expelled for conducting meetings baptising and aiding ordinations in Missouri Tennessee and Mississippi. The Bucoda Missouri church denounces him as an impostor and seeks his whereabouts to recover revoked credentials. Authorized by the regular conference on January 18 1919. Church Clerk H H Brydon and Moderator G A Crocker sign.
Governor Saunders spoke in Lincoln about a small settlement on a stream named Weeping Water. Lincoln quipped that Minnehaha means laughing water, and joked that Minnehboohoo must be Tudlan for weeping water.
Congressman Edw D Hays offers aid to former soldiers sailors and marines entitled to five cents per mile from discharge point to home or to muster place under a recent act of Congress. War and Navy departments ready to adjust claims and provide application blanks on request.
Anne Thackeray Riteble cites Darwin on friendship lasting as a measure of a man’s worth. The remark reflects social values about loyalty and durable relationships.
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