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Newspaper

Hayti Herald

Location

Hayti, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1917

Page

2

Man Killed Near Here In Train Incident

A man named Robert S. Jordan was found dead near Schulz station after arriving by the Caruthersville to Cape Girardeau line. The coroner ruled death a broken neck and fractured skull from a train incident. He appeared unvalued beyond letters and a registration certificate. a sister from Holland claimed the body and it was taken to his city.

Robert S. Jordan Caruthersville Cape Girardeau Schulz Best B.D. Crowe Uncle Sam Minglewood Tenn Holland

Satin Madness Shapes Matron Fashion Focus

A tailor argues satin flatters fuller figures while many fabrics suit the typical erbcam matron. rough cloths velvet and brocades suit her in varied blends. W I Crockett of Caruthersville and Wolf Ekhourne visited Cairo Illinois for business on Wednesday.

Cooter News Informs of Visits and Local News

Miss Alma Dahlen of St. Louis visits sister Mrs. P. Bump. Mrs. Dave Crawford ill but improving. Rev. Hudson preaches a fine sermon. Extended visits from Brooks family and John German. Huey visits Booths Point on business. Infant of Mr. and Mrs. T. H. McDaniel seriously ill. Alice Ennis and Avy Givens guests of Ruth Bump. Dr. and Mrs. E. Cooper motor to Hayti. Virgie and Grace Vinson return from Luxora. Sunday schools progress. all invited. Givens family from Blytheville visit. Attendees from Cooter at No. 4 Sunday school. Talks by Rev. Pruitt, Rev. Setzer, and Nellie Dorroh at Baptist church. Dorroh speaks on Sunday school conduct. Farmers begin laying by corn.

T. S. Brooks Gerald and Raymond John German Dell, Ark Billie Brooks Blytheville Ark J. S. German F. C. Huey Booths Point Tenn T. H. McDaniel Alice Ennis Avy Givens Ruth Bump E. Cooper Hayti Virgie Grace Vinson Luxora Givens A. P. Bump Cooter No. 4 Pruitt St. Louis Setzer Nellie Dorroh Caruthersville The Baptist Church

Sheriff Juden On Route To New Surrey

Braggadocio News notes Sheriff S. E. Juden motored through here en route to New Surrey on Monday. Deputy Wilee Curtner bought a Chevrolet automobile and E. A. Long new Overland touring car. Curtner and Farris Crowe visited Cape Girardeau Saturday. Otis Popham, editor of the Herald, was here Friday. Lebanon dairy man Hearn was here Thursday.

S. E. Juden New Surrey Otis Popham The Herald Hearn Lebanon Tennessee

Dr. S C Cooper and family shop in Blytheville

Dr S C Cooper and his wife and mother were in Blytheville on Thursday for shopping.

S.C. Cooper Blytheville

Legal Blanks for Sale at This Office

Legal notices describe woven wire fences crossing water courses and flood gates as an improvement for stock retention. George W. Brown from Hancock County Ohio explains the method, including dead man posts and cable wires, and notes the woven gates are designed to be theft resistant while allowing hogs to be hired in fields.

George W. Brown Hancock County Ohio

Showing Of Farm Receipts May Be Larger Than Indicated

A 1915 note on farm capital shows 25 percent of receipts from rising stock, feed, and stored capital. It cites a young farmer with capital rising from 5577 to 5520.06 while indebtedness dropped from by 177 to 3110.06, a net gain of 159908 for the year.

R. M. Green Gale

Succulent feeds for cows include silage mangels and beets

Dairy cows benefit from silage mangels and sugar beets as succulent feeds with corn silage being the most valuable. Sugar beets and mangels are about 20 to 22 percent less valuable, and mangels are roughly half as valuable as corn silage due to higher water content.

Money in cattle business promises gains for farmers

The piece notes cattle numbers aside from dairy cows are down by ten million since 1907, and asserts Americans are meat eaters, predicting profit for farmers who wisely enter cattle raising for meat.

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Charity Bazaar Dai Cour Groce W Tessie GW Secoy Missouri I W. Crockett Wolf Ekhourne Cairo Ill Cooter News Tempest Sunshine Alma Dahlen P. 8. Payne Dave Crawford Hudson Braggadocio News Wilee Curtner Wolf Store Lefler Bevo Anheuser ‘Busch Brewing Association South Carolina Columbia Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
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