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Newspaper
Hayti Herald
Location
Hayti, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1911
Page
2
The Hayti Herald urges Hayti Missouri to convert existing city rooms into offices for city officers and a courtroom. It notes two city halls with poor offices, frequent staff turnover, and the need to fit out vacant rooms to improve records, business transacting, and access for the public.
In St Louis a couple pleads for their white child born to a mother misled to Spanish descent after discovering the mother carried mixed race blood. The newborn appears white with blue eyes and the piece muses on whether the child’s blood could be refined to purity, asking if it would be a sin to separate the child from its ancestry.
Portageville announces a new sidewalk ordinance in the hometown newspaper to inform residents how to comply. Officials emphasize public access to laws reduces confusion and enforcement headaches, urging transparency and citizen awareness.
A thoughtful man notes how some husbands never feel at home after marriage, living as boarders in the wife’s family setup. He warns that daughters should leave paternal homes to avoid unity strain and lifelong dreary monotony, which robs married life of its sweetness.
The statement emphasizes that government derives from the people and that officials exist to serve the public. It warns against the mindset of self-importance among officeholders and compares public service to the relations of employers and managers in business.
A succinct reflection notes that while men are chosen to perform duties, ultimate authority rests with the people and officers must act under the people's will.
The First Baptist church in Jonesboro Ark expelled a member who refused to pay his debts. The piece argues that if other churches followed this example their membership would grow with good people.
Carrie Nation, famed temperance crusader known for smashing saloons, has died. The activist left behind a substantial fortune and a life marked by provocative public actions and enduring notoriety.
The city aims to publish new laws of significant nature to keep the public informed. Officials contend that better-informed citizens facilitate law enforcement and compliance.
A Manila Arkansas Messenger column discusses the dynamics between newspapers and the people they support. It notes that favors shown in columns may be unappreciated when the test comes and urges readers to consider whether they have placed the paper under obligation to use space and energy for them.
In every country town a crossing sign reading look out for the cars appears. Once laid it took two days for all to learn its meaning and a week for children to read it backward. The railroad did not remove it, for constant repetition prevents forgetting and saves from damage. Ads must be kept up with the same persistence.
The two year old son of K C Beasley is thought to be poisoned by locust larvae after eating raw blackberries. Doctors initially found no dietary differences, but later confirmed berry consumption. Other children in Paragould have fallen ill from berries. local physicians are unsure if locust larvae and eggs are poisonous amid a plentiful locust year.
An advertisement urges readers to inspect and read pages of a book titled The Traffic in Young Girls or War on the White Slave Trade by Mrs J B Adams. It emphasizes the work for parents and humanity and encourages orders when called upon.
Trustee’s sale to satisfy a promissory note will be conducted at the south door of Havti City Hall in Pemiscot County Missouri. The property is Lot 1 Block 41 in Havti and will be offered for cash to the highest bidder between 9 and 4. The sheriff and acting trustee J A Franklin will supervise the sale under the March 11 1910 deed of trust involving Hattie Gaskins and J W Gaskins.
Notice reminds readers their name and subscription date appear on the paper and prompts prompt renewal. Alabama coal offered for delivery citywide with cash on delivery terms. Hayti Storage manager Charles Morgan emphasizes ready, good screened coal rather than mine run.
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