Hall's Catarrh Medicine Ad Fact Claim
Frank J. Cheney of Cheney & Co declares oath that they will pay one hundred dollars for each uncured catarrh case. The text notes Hall's Catarrh Medicine advertised as taking through the blood to mucous surfaces. Official notarization appears with Natary Public signature and seal.
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State of Ohio
Toledo
Lucan County
Frank J. Cheney
Cheney & Co
Hall
W. Gleabon
Hallie
Rates for legal advertising under Pres Playin Pisano
Regular rates will be charged for all legal ads. One dollar per square for first insertion and fifty cents for subsequent insertions, cash with proof of publication. Without prior arrangements, common forms include divorce order 37.50 cash in advance, final settlement notice 240, administrator's notice 33, financial statements 5 with proof of publication.
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Playin Pisano
Hank Financial
Democratic candidates announce county office bids in primary
The story notes several candidates announcing their candidacy for county offices, subject to Democratic voters in the upcoming primary. It references the date and party process, indicating primary election procedures and candidate names to be determined by the party electorate.
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Thesday
Local Election Officials Listing for Haytlh Township
Collector Harry V Litzreelner Edwin S Huffman A P Kersey. Prosecuting Attorney Mou Morris De Bragg. Clerk Chesley Morrison Ernest A Long. County Clerk Frank Baird A C Malloure L B Bolt. Justice of the Peace Haytlh Twp W W Tarrington W F Cook F M Gwin.
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Harry V. Litzrleelner
Edwin S. Huffman
A. P. Kersey
Mou
Morris DE Bragg
Frank Baird A, C. Malloure
L. B. Bolt
Haytlh
W. W. Tarrington
W. F. Cook
F. M. Gwin
Republicans Back Folk To Help Missouri Victory
From a Republican view Folk is a desirable nominee. Republicans should aid the former governor, as Folk has been an asset to the party and his nomination would neutralize a major obstacle. The piece argues Folk’s candidacy could unite the party, align with Wilson’s stance, and potentially secure a Missouri victory by avoiding a Wilfley-led split. The writer also notes Democratic support could rise if Folk is the nominee.
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Folk
Missouri
Hadley
Wilfley
Polk
Nears
Mr Folk
Democratic Party
Winfley
ST Louis Republic
St. Louis Republic
United States
Wilfey
Republic
St. Louis
War Savings Stamps urged to support WWI effort
The St Louis Republic urges readers to back the war by buying War Savings Stamps and economizing to fund the government. It argues patriotism, national unity, and financial sacrifice will keep soldiers out of enemy camps and hasten victory, praising savings as a civic duty.
A Call to Defense in Wartime Food Waste
A Missouri Division Food Administration notice urges shared sacrifice amid lines of emaciated women and children in Belgium. It warns that excess waste and luxury threaten safety, urging Americans to eat simply and ration wisely as a wartime defense measure.
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Belgium
America
England
France
Italy
Food Administration
Missouri Division
Wheatless breakfast and dinner substitutes using corn meal
The article lists corn based alternatives for breakfast and dinner replacing wheat with corn meal or hominy. It suggests corn bread varieties such as roe cake dodgers soft or spoon corn bread and Zuni bread, plus fried corn meal mush and corn meal pancakes. Desserts include Indian pudding corn meal and fig pudding and apple dumplings. It notes wheat rice rye oats corn and potatoes are interchangeable as starch sources.
Flour stocks low prompt war bread avoidance
The March 1 total wheat and flour stocks stand at 176,411,300 bushels. The U S must feed itself and Allies with 76,001,000 bushels by next harvest. home consumption would be about 200,000,000 bushels. To meet Allies needs, a wheat export ban is urged, to prevent bread famine and support morale. one third of normal supply would remain for home use. Missouri Food Administration urges all to cut wheat from diets.
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United States
Missouri Division
United States Food Administration
War Savings Day message in Hayti High School Auditorium
Missouri thrifty notices urge residents to attend War Savings Day in Hayti High School Auditorium and pledge loyalty. Local snippets report cotton stalks in Pemiscot county, family visits, and promotions for Thrift Stamps and Buckley athletic underwear.
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Missouri
Hayti
Flur Thrift Stanpa— W
Oates
Pemiscot County
FIX PRICE ON BINDER TWINE IN MISSOURI
The Missouri Division of the United States Food Administration announces a maximum retail price for binder twine at 26.25 cents per pound. Standard and Sisal account for about 85 percent of sales, with factory prices of 23 cents per pound for 10 000 pounds or more and 24.25 cents for smaller lots. Freight adds under 0.75 cent per pound, bringing retail around 26.5 cents, with cash margins capped at 2 cents and credit margins at 0.5 cent.
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Missouri
United States Food Administration
Labor and materials must not be shared with government
The statement asserts that neither you nor the government may use the same labor and materials for different tasks, emphasizing exclusive use or allocation to each project to avoid overlap or conflict of interest.
Interned Germans in the United States
An estimated six thousand Germans remain interned in the United States during wartime. The report notes strict controls on purchases as prudent wartime policy.
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Omee
Keystone Hilde Hayti
IRE Insurance
L.C. Averill
J. M. Argo
Justice OF the Peace Notary Public
W. W Tarrington
Justice OF the Peace
Newstone Bridge
Hay TI
New Era Lodge I.0.c.f
Cordus
Udu
O'Connor
Streiff's Bread
BIG 10
W. J. Sperling & Co
Cape Girardeat
Wilee Curtner
Caruthersville, Missouri
Publishera Hat
Otts Popham
SDI Ten
Cor. Fourth and Broadway Sts
Omeral Newspaper
Wee Ree
The
American Press Association
New York
Sam J. Cornett
Chas. W. Shields
Chesley Morrison
Ernest A. Long
Saswe
Joseph A. Brastier
Recorder of
Deets
Joan W. Green
Everton C
W. D
Doss
Hudgens WE Brown
Constable Haye
Chas, Spencer
P. Oates
L. E. Rice
Lucian Herndon
Hayt
Goodyer
Privtees
White Star Meat Market
Buckley's
Fred Smith
Hayti Herald
Miss Helen
Troy
Ind
J .R. Huffman
Buckley
Thedford’s
Maggie Bledsoe
Osawatomie
Kan
Meglers A
W. A. Oates
Holland
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Hayti, Mo
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