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Newspaper
Hayti Herald
Location
Hayti, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1909
Page
2
The Wayti Herald from Hawt and Missount area lists publication as weekly on Thursdays with a yearly advance price of $1.00. The issue notes second class mail status and filing details dated Oct 30, 1908 at Hawt, Ma under March 8, 1879 act.
A heated argument advocates advertising support for newspapers as vital to local business. The writer defends advertisers as town builders, asserts papers must boost paying clients, and pledges to continue backing those who fund the paper despite criticism. The piece dismisses anti-advertising sentiment and defends journalistic support for advertisers.
A reader critiques the paper for prioritizing subscribers and advertisers over non subscribers and regular neighbors. The passage highlights perceived biases toward paying customers and the practice of borrowing a neighbor's paper to follow content.
A succinct essay aphorism notes that a man who minds his own affairs is usually busy yet self reliant, implying others should focus on their own duties rather than aid a self contained figure. The sentiment echoes personal responsibility and neighborly restraint.
City police chief John Waltlice announces July 1 deadline for dog tax payment. If owners miss the date, the owner faces jail while dogs are not killed. The note stresses prompt payment and enforcement by local authorities.
Governor Hadley vetoes the bill appropriating 20000 for a Missouri exhibit at the Alaska-Vikalacillexposition. He says it is too late to prepare a suitable exhibit and that the exposition is near, leaving surrounding states unrepresented at the Seattle fair.
A partial, fragmentary excerpt discusses how some men are natural born kickers and how people frown on others meddling in public affairs. It notes a contrast with those who stay at home, cry, and complain, suggesting a broader social critique without clear events or names.
A young man believes success in the mercantile world comes through mastering advertising. He argues that a clerk, bookkeeper, or salesman with thorough knowledge of advertising never has to rely on chance or ask for a job, implying promotion follows expertise.
A reader known as Mx expresses frustration with a newspaper for what it stated and did not reveal about him. The note requests thrice daily reflections on the coverage, highlighting perceived omissions and accountability.
A compact reflection on choosing restraint in speech, urging careful thought over impulsive words and recognizing the impact of language on personal and social standing. It emphasizes mindful expression as a path to wiser interactions and better outcomes.
A brief remark notes that more advertisers in Haiti would push pants with full backs, reducing styles with bottoms out. The statement links advertising presence to fashion coverage and consumer choices.
Those who oppose Hayt are advised that now is a good time to move. If you want to keep your clerks busy, advertise.
Resolutions express deep sympathy on the death of A H Dunn of the Woodmen of the World. The charter will be mourned for thirty days. Copies are to be sent to his wife and father, tabutes of the order, and the Havel Herald, with committee members noted.
Special notice announcing the purchase of the former Tom Johnson Half-Way House at Ca Ruthersville by the new owner. The proprietor invites patrons and acquaintances to visit when in town and seeks continued support.
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