Advertisers soliciting patronage in local column
A list of Hayti merchants and professionals appears offering goods and services. Includes drug stores, hardware, banks, lawyers, dentists, photographers, bakers, barbers, saloons, a notary, architect, and storage. Names include Lefler, Trautmann, Averill, Mast Ark, Mathews, Webb, Cunningham, Provine, Monticello Drug, C-ville doctors, Jeffress, Mayes, Trautmann, Gossom, Duncan, McCarty, Ravenstein, Spann, Streiff, Akers, Gaskins, Murphy, Ransburgh, storage, ice, coal, pool stall, and various saloons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Crider
F. A. Mayes
T. J. Trautmann
S.J. Jeffress
von Mayes
Gossom
Duncan & McCarty
T. A. McNair
Ravenstein
F. Spann
We’re Too Slow to Save Hayti Waterworks
Campbell pledges to rescue 85,000.00 waterworks while Hayti remains without electric lights. The speaker urges concerted action and unity, urging Hayti aldermen to order a public election on electric lights and promising to cover advertising if the measure fails. Continuous cooperation is urged with compromise and neighborly listening as key.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell
Hayti
Board of Aldermen
4th of July Barbecue at Cemetery North of Town
Tom and Frank Pullam plan a large 4 July barbecue near the town cemetery with many entertainments including foot races sack races shoe races egg and spoon race running jump bread jump pole vaulting and high jump for girls. A large crowd is expected and attendees are invited to have a good time. Subscribe for the Hayti Herald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom
Frank Pullam
Local and Personal Newsitem Recaps Town Happenings
Local notes report Mrs. Sallie McParkard ill and several residents out for health or business. Names tied to visits, moves, and disputes fill the page, including Frank Crawford buying property, Harry Litzelfelner and Jas Argo with merchants’ statements, and a memorial to whiskey drummer Frank Suey. The piece also comments on postal delays and civic discipline amid pointed remarks on local officials and cussing.
Whiskey users urged to try the beat at Morgans Saloon
A brief note promoting a whiskey beat at Fred Morgans Saloon claims no drunkenness or health harm and promises a pleasant feel. The message urges patrons to visit Morgans for the product.
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Fred Morgans Saloon
City and County Maps Sale Notice
On hand are apero dute maps of the Cine of Harti priced at 5.04 but selling for 4.00. Get them quick before stock ends. A few county maps offered at 30.50. L. Ko THRUPE, Caruthersville, Mo.
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Harti
L. Ko Thrupe
Caruthersville
Musicale Program by Baptist Ladies Aid at City Hall
The Baptist Ladies Aid presents a musicale at city hall on Thursday evening June 27 starting at 8 o'clock. Performers include pianists Johnie Swanner Mabel Miller Ada Foley and B I Guffy. vocalists Nelle Hayes Lillian Phipps Mrs D F Stall til. reading by Letitia McBiarth and Olu Wilson. a piano duet Tracy and J M Phipps. a quartet of Nelle Hayes Violet Hayes Anna Dunklin and Mrs Walter Allen. recitation by Ada Foley. other solos by Jessie Morris and Mrs W Barker Whitaker. piano trio by B I Guffy C Averill H Morris.
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The
Baptist Ladies Aid
City Hall
Johnie Swanner
Nelle Hayes
Letitia McBiarhind
Anna Dunklin
Nelle
Violet Hayes
Walter Alien
Ada Foley
Jessie Mor
Notice to Tax Payers in Hayti Township
Citizens of Hayti township are asked to pay their poll tax before July first to avoid costs. District Overseer W. E. Govensor announces the requirement. In Memphis federal court, Lizzie Cecil and D. F. E. Mulkey of Osceola won a verdict against the Franciola Hotel Company totaling 27,050 dollars in damages for unlawful ejection. Cecil received 25,000 punitive and 4,? compensatory. Mulkey 31,000 punitive and a similar compensatory amount for injuries.
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Hayti Township
W. EK. Govensor
Memphis
Lizzie Cecil
D. FE. Mulkey
Osceola
Franciola Hotel Company
Miss Cecil
Mulkey
Democratic Convention In Session In Baltimore
The Baltimore convention hears discussion on Bryan and Roosevelt influence. Analysts say Bryan is too big for his party and may be curbed or accept a bridling role. The outlook favors Clark’s nomination and a path to victory for the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Bryan
Roosevelt
Clark
Hayti Moves Toward Stock Law Enforcement
July 1 East Prairie voters will decide on stock control. Hayti has gradually built support with a city council ban, then a law restricting horses, mules and goats to take effect July 1. Supporters urge strict enforcement to reduce trouble and ensure respect for the law.
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East Prairie
Hayti
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