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Newspaper
Hayti Herald
Location
Hayti, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1909
Page
3
Charleston Enterprise reports Sheriff Gen Cupp and Prosecuting Attorney Moore Taw visiting Brewer's Lake on a fishing trip. Nonresidents paid fines under Missouri fish and game law, intended to protect wildlife, with lawmakers confirming the law takes effect next November.
Hayti lodge and camp listings show multiple fraternal groups meeting on recurring nights at Masonic or Odd Fellow halls in Hayti. Officers and secretaries named include H. Davidson J.T. Buckley P.S. Ravenstein and more, with schedules on Fridays Saturdays Tuesdays and Thursdays across lodges, chapters, camps, councils, and tribes.
Preaching each Sunday at 11 a m and 7 00 p m. Sunday school every Sunday at 9 45. Epworth League each Sunday 7 p m. Prayer meeting each Wed at 7 p m. public is warmly invited. T G Fallin Pastor Church of Christ services in city hall Lat and with Sundays afternoons and nights by Eup W A Borke
Readable details show post office hours across weekdays Sundays and holiday periods. Operating windows include morning and afternoon sessions from early to late. specific times indicate service availability and potential closures outside those slots.
Steve Johnson, age 14, was killed on Dan McCoy's farm two miles west of Sikeston after falling from a mule he was riding. The frightened animal dragged him through churned ground and stumps for about half a mile before halting near the farmhouse, with his body severely mangled.
A local paper recounts two residents angered by last week's article and threatening to shut down the journal. The editors say the couple subscribes to a rival format and accuse them of attempting to curb free expression, threatening to close the shop if criticism cannot be printed.
In Cape Girardeau on a Jot White Road a buggy horse veered toward two toddlers on the sidewalk. Mrs. Coynes pushed them aside and fell, suffering minor injuries while saving the children Vandiver and his companion AT Lawis were thrown from the buggy and seriously hurt. A girl on roller skates frightened the horse, triggering the crash.
In Pemiscot County Kennett Herald reports a recent physicians group meeting where proposed medical examination fees raise hardship for fraternal organizations and residents. The text is partially garbled but indicates concern over increased costs and accessibility.
Portageville preacher Rev. H. H. Patterson has been called to serve the Baptist Church at Piggott and Rector, Arkansas. Campbell Citizen reports T. A. McNair of Hayti visited Sunday with R. J. McCorkle in the city.
A Wells Maine man recounts long travel causing nervous prostration and two collapses. He credits Dr Miles Restorative Nervine with restoring nerve strength and normal organ function, urging readers to try it and demanding a refund if no benefit.
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