A. H. Dunn Dead in Hayti Town
A. H. Dunn known as Ham died Friday night from congestion of the brain after a headache days earlier. A former teacher from Outesville who settled in Hayti and married Mamie Oates, he was a well liked resident. Burial occurred Saturday at the family cemetery with Rev. Brooks officiating and Masons aiding. He helped found the local Improved Order of Red Men charter group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AT. Dunn
Gom. Brooks
W.O. W
R. M
Improved Order of Red Men
Advertised Letters and Notices in Local Post Office
Advertised letters will be sent to the Dead Letter Office after thirty days if unclaimed within one week with a one cent fee per letter. Call for letters by stating they are advertised. List includes Jim Bolden W M Cathey M Batista Lenerin WH Law WT Mack George Mosley Jack Simpkins Santford Smith Henry Williams Tom Wilkerson Daniels Walter Touner. Also a shop note urging inspection of lace curtains at J L Dorris before purchasing, with prices as low as forty cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Gatly
Jim Bolden
W. W. Cathey
M. Batista Lenerin
WH. K. Law
WT. Mack
George Mosley
Jack Simpkins
Santford Smith
Henry Williams
Tom
Wilkerson
Daniels
Walter Touner
Near Drowning Incident In Ditch Rescue
On Wednesday last week Jack Teaster nearly drowned while bathing in a ditch. Quick action by Dr. Cresswell likely saved him and a rescuer who went to help. Teaster was not a strong swimmer and sank about halfway across.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Teaster
Dr. Cresswell
Readers urged to study ads as business news and price guides
A Louisiana style editorial argues that newspaper ads reveal real news for shoppers, urging readers to use advertisements to judge where to trade. It cites a Dunklin Democrat item criticizing Gov Hadley for appointing non-residents as cotton congress delegates, noting concerns over citizenship and suitability of Southeast Missouri appointees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haiti
Caruthersville
Democrat
Hiuyti Merschants
Siy
Dunklin Democrat
Hadley
Missouri
Monte Ne
Ark
Dunklin County
Woo
Roberts
Memphis
A. R. Byrd
San Antonio
Texas
Dunkin County
Jewelers Ad in Caruthersville
A Little Rock watch maker and jeweler promotes a full stock of genuine factory materials and Western Union wire service. The advertisement promises high quality work and mentions Chas Goodrich of Caruthersville with a contact reference for 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Warful
Little Rock
Western Union
Chas, Goodrich
Caruthersville
Resolutions on the Death of Chief A H Dunn
A. H. Dunn of Wakanist Tribe No 171, Improved Order of Hed Men, has died. The Hayti Hed Men express sympathy to the family, publish the resolutions in the Hayti Herald, and place them on tribe records. Fraternally submitted in prec edon friendship and charity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayti
A. HF. Dunn
A. H. Dunn
Wakarusa
Southeast Missouri levee bill approved for river improvements
The bill appropriating 50000 dollars for levee and river improvements on the Jack and St Francis rivers in Southeast Missouri has been approved by Gov Hadley. The decision ends long standing efforts for regional development and progress in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack and
St. Francis
Missouri
Hadley
Southeast
Durable sewing machines sold and repaired locally
The ad promotes durability of the New Home and lists brands such as Singer, Witt C. FREE, New Ideal, Eldredge, Wilcox and Gibbs. With over 45 years of experience in handling and repairing machines, Chas Gooarleh in Caruthersville offers informed guidance on which is best.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singer
Witt C. Free
Ideal
Eldredge
Wilcox and
Gibbs
Chas
Gooarleh
Caruthersville
Also Mentioned on This Page
VOL. I
J. L. Dorris
Guitars
Edison Phonographs
Ingersoll “Union
Baseball Goods
Felder
Bright
LiPere
Invincible
Anat Wueh Walton
Aik
Sampson
Lefler
L. A. Averill
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!