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Newspaper
Hayti Herald
Location
Hayti, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1916
Page
2
Mrs Clara Avery of Highwood Illinois writes she was in a serious condition with years of female troubles and faint spells. After taking Cardus the tonic she recovered within a half bottle and now works normally. Cardus is sold by dealers as a woman tonic to build up worn out constitutions.
More than 46 000 signatures filed with the Secretary of State to submit a constitutional amendment creating the Missouri State Land Bank. Volunteers across 114 counties funded by the Gardner Land Bank Committee built support, surpassing the 15 district requirement and signaling a milestone in agricultural finance.
We seek no wars but if conflict with Mexico comes, Missouri boys move toward the border. They will not be sent to slaughter, yet if needed to defend flag and country they shall lay down their lives by presidential command. Home supporters vow unity and voting as they fight to safeguard the nation.
Years ago in Missouri a factional row within the Democratic party cost taxpayers and the party alike. The piece warns that today’s Democrats, busy creating Republican campaign thunder, should pause and reconsider their path to avoid repeating that experience or paying the price in public trust and funds.
Critics have blamed Wilson for delaying action with Mexico. As war looms, anti war voices urge protests while supporters affirm the President kept the nation from war as long as possible and faced a difficult task with resolve.
Fragmentary wartime note describes supporters pledging loyalty to Wilson and forming a band of volunteers. Ambiguity leaves exact event and date unclear, but imagery centers on flag, unity, and allegiance to a leader.
The lone Republican with notable achievements in Missouri politics, Herbert Hadley, is described as having been ignominiously repudiated by party leaders, marking a dramatic fall from influence within the GOP.
The text appears as an OCR fragment discussing Democratic Missouri, presidential calls, border policy, and party convention dynamics. It mentions Democratic Party activity, Missouri context, and internal party tensions without clear dates or complete sentences.
A humorous, clipped note claims Colonel Roosevelt plans to travel to Mexico to win the Iron Cross for himself after a supposed double cross by friends. The item satirically casts a grand naval or military gesture as a personal crusade.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a "bolt of Brean" attempting a bold act at a St Las convention. No clear names or dates are readable, but the garbled phrasing implies a disruptive incident connected to Brean at the event.
The phrase warns that deceit in campaigning will rebound on those who tell it. It emphasizes accountability for political rhetoric and the lasting consequences of falsehoods in public life. The line frames truthfulness as essential for trust in leadership.
In a tense political climate Democrats have grown wary of candidates who rely on mudslinging. The shift signals a preference for temperate campaigning and scrutiny of rhetoric over personal attacks.
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