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Newspaper
Hayti Herald
Location
Hayti, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1916
Page
5
Bryson of Pascola was in Hayti the first of the week attending to business, meeting local contacts and dealing with a number of small tasks.
Advertisement seeks a five or six room residence to rent in a suitable town area avoiding unpleasant environments. Contact via phone number in Winthrop or York area for children’s safety.
Public auction announcement for Overleten school sale of items to the highest bidder. Official notice by THOMPSON, Clerk, detailing sale at the school grounds and bidding terms.
Grandmother McClain, mother of Chas and Martin, becomes the first lady to send cotton blossoms to the office. She tends a small crop on town lots and stays active despite aging. Mrs Ki Hart and Mrs Jiva Woodruff visited Wardell families of Mrs Tant and Mrs Rosa Garlkovitz on Tuesday and Wednesday.
A convoluted wartime note describes maneuvering on both sides in shifting flanks. The text outlines hypothetical surrounding moves where the left of one side circles the opposite flank, creating a mirrored sequence of right and left positions as lines cross and recross.
Virgil B P Adams of Hayti and C D G M A Kr A M traveled through Kennett en route home from Clarkton where a Masonic lodge was started the prior night. Officers include W M C J Barham and J W Long J A I B Tatum. I Kohn from Hayti visited sons Harman and Julius and reviewed Dunklin business prospects. Misses Nell Morgan and Annie McClure returned Friday from a vacation in Paragould and Memphis.
A J Dorris a former businessman and citizen now of Hayti Missouri spent several days in the city last week attending a lawsuit arising from the receivership of the Eagle Furniture Company in which he was the plaintiff.
Mrs. Peter Streif received a card from Germany Thursday afternoon informing her of the death of her mother Mrs. Mary Kathrine Trapp of Bavaria Germany who died on the ith of June.
Missouri leads in home ownership among farms and ranks high in livestock and corn production. The state reports strong public schools and low illiteracy, with livestock largely free from disease. A legal notice warns unknown heirs and non residents of pending tax lien actions on property in Pemiscot County, with a July 17, 1916 court date and publication required.
A. Hopper from Deering, employed by Wisconsin Lumber Company, warned of a severe storm Monday evening. Elmer Hazel reports total corn crop loss on his Hayti area farm. Replanting will wait until water recedes and ground dries, likely at least a week before fields can be worked. Caruthersville Republican.
Caruthersville Kennett and Dexter plan street paving in the coming year. Maiden Merit notes to include Hayti in the deal as part of the project.
State of Missouri in Pemiscot County. Suit for taxes. Plaintiffs claim there are interested parties whose names cannot be inserted. The petition is sworn to by attorney and filed in the circuit court in Memphis County, Missouri.
In Pemiscot County Missouri circuit court 1916 notices announce a divorce suit against Nannie Davis for desertion and a tax lien case against C R Turley and others. Publications call for appearance at Caruthersville court by July 17 1916 with four weekly newspaper notices in the Hayti Herald.
In Hemiscot County Missouri notice is given to landowners of Drainage District Number Three that a statement signed by twenty percent of landowners requests enlargement and cleaning of ditches and removal of obstructions. A hearing is set for the next August term’s test day. The court may order work and apportion costs pro rata to benefited lands with Margaret Tinsley as Clerk.
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