County Superintendent Clips in City Visit Briefly
G ross was in the city for a few hours Monday and a special toilet soup sale at Buck.
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Newspaper
Hayti Herald
Location
Hayti, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1921
Page
3
G ross was in the city for a few hours Monday and a special toilet soup sale at Buck.
Frank J. Cheney of F. J. Cheney & Co sworn in Toledo Ohio that the firm will pay one hundred dollars for any case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Medicine. The statement dated December [1888] before Notary Public W. Gleason notes the medicine is taken internally and acts through the blood on mucous surfaces. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Help wanted ad style note offering a D Mairhanks Morsen engine or gasoline engine with V horsepower and magneto ignition, no batteries. Price very low half price. See Heretd.
Prepare for winters phone us for a load or more of good Kinding. The price is reasonable. McMullen-Rein hard Lumber Co., phone 65.
For sale a good double action force pump and jack with motor or gasoline engine. Price right for quick sale. Apply to this office.
Farm loans at a reasonable rate of interest with inspection and immediate closings. Lock box 435 Caruthersville Missouri. Lost reward silver cigarette case on Hayti streets. Return to Herald office for reward. Ford for sale in good condition cheap by G W Dorris Hayti. 27tf
At Epworth League meeting a Junior Choir was organized at the M E Church with Mrs Ethel Dorris named organist. Practice set for Fridays at 7 30 PM. Four youths named to accompany Roy Brumley’s body to Chaffee on Sunday. R N Brasher with Junior in Marston on Monday for business. Irene Jones shopped in Carutherville Saturday.
In a broad critique of moonshining since prohibition began, the piece argues that small stills proliferate nationwide. It cites a west of here village as a major illicit hub supplying adulterated whisky to Arkansas and beyond, and urges harsher penalties. The author questions current fines and proposes making first offenses penitentiary-level crimes to curb the trade.
Cuba may be the wettest country in the world yet native Cubans favor American beer. Fifteen hundred large malt packages were loaded aboard the U S Fruit Steamer San Pablo for Havana. The cargo, owned by American brewers, will be diluted to a little over half a percent alcohol. Grains and other goods, including hay and corn chops, were listed at Colbert's Grocery.
At war end American troops kept in service wore infantry blue with white facings and artillery red. Cavalry later adopted green with white facings, then changed to black. Since then uniforms divide into periods tied to the close of wars.
The piece insists true humor proves itself by lifting spirit in sorrow and despair. It praises jokes that make life more possible and soften tears with a smile, likening sunshines to the heart amid clouds.
International News Service reports invitations issued for Pan-Pacific Press Conference in Honolulu next October to form a permanent Pacific news network. Hawaii as a hub, with Duke Kauhanamouku and other aquatic stars to entertain delegates, including a swimming meet with island champions.
The article recalls David Crockett a pioneer scout and politician born in Limestone Tennessee in 1798. It notes his frontier training and that at the Alamo in 1836 he was one of six survivors before the Mexican massacre after surrender to General Santa Anna.
A battered shelter scene unfolds as a lone hero, bearing the fainting heroine, fights through a raging storm to reach a cabin. Exhausted, he staggers inside and lays her on a bed as the tempest rages, a desperate bid to keep her safe. The tension peaks with a shouted warning to secure the door.
Washington June 60 President Harding signed the Army Bill reducing the landing army from 220000 to 150000 trained soldiers for peace time duty. He said the measure requires the dismissal of about 1000 men who expect the same obligation from government as when they enlisted and noted the hardship on the administration and the unsettled country.
Plymouth Massachusetts residents plan a mammoth parade for August 1 to honor President Harding. The event follows the President’s scheduled visit to Cape Cod on that date.
A compact reflection on the proper method of teaching truth by appealing to a learner’s reason. The speaker argues that rational persuasion strengthens belief more effectively than other means. The passage emphasizes clear reasoning as essential to belief formation.
Franklin Cunningham and others transfer one acre adjoining the City of Caruthersville to Sarah A. Curtner for 175 dollars. Mrs. H D Wells returned home Monday afternoon from a visit with friends at Cape Girardeau.
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