Announcement rates for campaign notices in the Herald
The Herald lists rates for political announcements for office in the coming campaign. Fees are $2000 for Congressman and State Senator, $900 for County Offices, $4.00 for Township, $2.50 for City Alderman, payable in advance. It announces candidates subject to Democratic primary on August 2, 1920: Congress 14th Dist L. Ward. Sheriff Fred Franklin J. H. Smith. Assessor Chesley Morrison. Constable Hayti Township S. P. Oates.
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Herald
Elders & Elders Drug Co promotes pure chocolates
Local news notes a fire at J. T. Buckley’s home caused by a faulty stovepipe but extinguished quickly by a homemaker ironing in the dining room. Mrs Buckley was ill in bed. damage minimal. Also, March 12 is highlighted for a Kahn Bros. appearance at The Quality Store and Harry Curtner resumes teaching duties at Pull Tight school. Pearl Market adds an ice box electric sausage mill and coffee grinder. Mae Davidson returns from Gulfport to resume duty at the local telephone exchange.
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J. T. Buckley
Pearl Market
Editorial Paragrams Warn of Delicate Peace and Paralyzing Politics
The piece satirizes calls for war or strikes while cautioning against national weakness and overseas interference. It critiques excess politics over statesmanship, notes rising living costs, and argues for a federal drive to save 250,000 lives in 1920, while mocking endless political posturing.
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Federal Service
United States
Political musings and Mars hoax echoes in a rambling column
A jagged column riffs on map boundary quirks, looming baseball season, and a Mars message hoax tied to presidential hopefuls. It muses on self opinion and greed, comparing professional politicians to brass horns and noting noise over substance.
Middle class union sparks thought amid modern habits
The piece notes a growing middle class union as a topic for reflection though people resist thinking. It observes the era’s fashion and morals, claiming even a dainty maid can buy blushes cheaply from drug stores, highlighting changing consumer culture.
Front Yard Duty Adds Urgency to Cleanup
The speaker argues cleaning the back yard first leads to a natural urge to tidy the front yard as well, framing yard work as a progressive, self-motivated task. The line implies a mindset shift that makes completion feel inevitable.
Cereal ad warns readers with blunt headline
A fragmented newspaper note quotes a cereal ad warning Don't be fooled and suggests wary buying. It also references a deferral of the celebrated back to the farm movement until a future time, hinting at a burial of the trend.
Kill the Goose That Lays the Golden Eye Says It All
A terse verse-like line shadows a column warning against rash political chatter. The text hints at restraint amid commentary, urging a cautious approach to discussing power and influence without naming specific figures or events.
Lift Off Corns With Drops, Easy Relief Hint
A brief note suggests using a few drops to lift corns that are sore and touchy, offering a simple at home relief tip. The item emphasizes gentle application and patient care for painful corn relief.
For Sale and Local Notices Roundup at Hart Caruthersville
For sale items include Belgian hares guinea pigs white mice and eggs for hatching from Barred Plymouth Rock Rhode Island Red and White Leghorn with contact Phone No 122 R 5 Hart Mrs Will McCumber is ill this week try Sylvan flour Coleman Sorrell. Solomon Randolph former Point Pleasant farmer visited with his father J W Randolph and family. On hand are Columbia Grafoianas and Sonora Phonographs in various sizes. Turnbaughs Jewelry Store Caruthersville Roy Taylor and wife did business in Memphis recently.
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Plymouth Rock
Rhode Island
Columbia
Freezone corn remover promises instant relief and removal
The ad touts Freezone as a painless corn remedy costing only a few cents at drug stores. It claims it can remove hard corns soft corns or corns between toes and even calluses without soreness or irritation, calling Freezone a sensational discovery from a Cincinnati genius.
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Cincinnati
March 12 Tailor Event for Chicago Kahn Bros Man
The Chicago Kahn Bros man will visit the Quality Store in Kennett Newa Co for a tailoring event on March 12. C Redman transacted business at Hayti Wednesday. Coleman and Sorrell invite customers to bring butter and eggs. Mrs W E B Hopkins and her son returned from a week with relatives in Hot Springs Arkansas.
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Chicago
Kahn Bros
Kennett Newa, Co
C. Redman
Hayti
Coleman & Sorrell
Ford vehicles on deferred payments in Caruthersville
Ford cars Ford one ton trucks and Fordson tractors available on deferred payments. Visit Chrysler Motor Co in Caruthersville Missouri to inspect the new cars and plans and arrange delivery.
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Ford
Fordson
Crysler Motor Co
Caruthersville
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