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Newspaper
Hayti Herald
Location
Hayti, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1913
Page
1
The document analyzes a boycott byiris co workers of a newspaper and merchants of Haiti, arguing the aim is to inform the public and defend local commerce. It critiques advertisers and the rise of the Haiti Herald, claims economic injury from the boycott, and defends the paper against protests while urging readers to oppose the boycott and support local business interests.
Work on the electric light system advances as poles go up and wiring for homes and businesses is prepared. The public anticipates the plant’s operation, hoping electric power will boost revenue and comfort. Residents Dr Roo S Weirsey of Brie doci and J H Crockett of Bivtheville travel, while Rev 62 MM Broniks learns of his daughter’s illness in Rector Ark. T J Holmes of Wolf Bayou visits Hayti and offers prayers.
Unclear OCR text mentions Irene Raybuei, a Miss Maybuck, and Carathersville visitor Paul Horner. Dialog hints at business dealings, praise, and a scene with carpenters. Fragmentary narrative lacks clear event, date, or location details.
Concrete and brick construction transforms Hayti as most frame buildings around the square have burned. A growing slate of brick and stucco structures appears on north, east, west, and south sides, including a brick jet at the northeast corner and depots in the region.
The region mourns Hon. Marsh Arnold a leading figure in southeast Missouri who died at his Benton home on the 12th His passing removes a widely respected lawyer and public servant from the community and leaves a lasting legacy in local governance.
A city board and mayor support an ordinance to kill any dog found outside its premises without a muzzle after July 1. Marshal Robertson is directed to enforce the rule, and dog owners are cautioned their pets may be killed if unrestrained, prompting a public warning.
The city laments that valuable records such as tax books have been kept at officers homes since May 4. Public property should remain in the vault for access and safety. Each officer is urged to return all books to the vault immediately for public reference and security.
Mrs LF Tracy and daughter Lisabelle of Indianapolis have visited Mrs Tracy's daughter Mrs Dr J M Phipps for several days. Judge J M Brasher of Caruthersville appeared on our streets Wednesday.
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