Prominent Evangelist to Hold Services Here
Rev. M. F. Crowe, an authorized evangelist of the St. Louis Conference of the M E Church South, will begin a revival campaign in Hayti Sunday the 14th. Crowe is known across Missouri, with much of his work in the northern part of the state and a former Missouri Conference member. He is an engaging speaker and a fearless defender of his beliefs. The piece predicts good results from the efforts of Crowe and Hobbs.
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M. F. Crowe
St. Louis
M. E. Church South
Hayti
Crowe
Missouri
Missouri Conference
Hobbs
Navy Recruiting Officers Visit Sikeston for Expansion
A traveling Navy recruiting party stopped in the city yesterday to promote a new recruiting station at Sikeston. The St Louis station has drawn many county inquiries, warranting a local office. Qualified applicants receive rail fare to St Louis and placement in a naval trade school or training program. Navy moving pictures were shown at the Dorris Theatre for three nights. The party included L. C. Lohmann, chief electrician, and S. E. Raef, seaman.
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Navy
Caruthersville
Sikeston
St. Louis
State Auditor Warns on Income Tax Delinquencies in Missouri
Assessor Chesley Morrison forwards a state notice urging taxpayers to pay state income taxes by May 1 1920 to avoid penalties. If unpaid, taxes will be delinquent on June 2 1920. The State Auditor directs publication to inform residents and prevent delinquencies.
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Chesley Morrison
Thos
State Department
C. Morrison
Caruthersville
Birthday Dinner Honoring Harry Curtner At Home
A splendid birthday dinner was given Wednesday at the home of Harry Curtner. A number of friends attended including Miss Mary EB Pickens, K. V. Propst, Earl Hudgens and Felix N. LeSieur. Guests enjoyed themselves and thanked the host and his mother.
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Harry Curtner
Harry
Mary Eb, Pickens
K. V. Propst
Earl Hudgens
Felix N. LeSieur
Burns and son visit from Caruthersville
Jas T Burns the New York Life Insurance man, visited from Caruthersville with his young son during the last week.
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Jas. T. Burns
The
New York Life
Grave diggers strike in Germany disrupt funerals
Berlin grave diggers have been on strike for three weeks causing delays in funerals. Relatives often dig graves themselves due to the disruption, with a common sight of mourners in frock coats and silk hats shoveling in cemeteries. Harman Kohn of Kennett visited over Sunday.
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Berlin
Sing Sing Prison Profits Hit Sixty Thousand In Six Months
A report shows Sing Sing prison industries under Superintendent John Joyce earned a profit of $60,000 in the last six months of the fiscal year. The previous year profits averaged about $8,000 per month. Tom Smith traveled to the county seat Monday.
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Sing Sing
John Joyce
Two Sides To A Story In Business Relations
The piece argues both sides are needed to reach facts not found in single opinions. It urges agitation to drive results and encourages engaging with other active voices in business. It ends with a call to subscribe to the Herald.
Evangelistic Singer Rev Hobbs Arrives for County Revival
Rev Allen B Hobbs, known from Burk and Hobbs, joins with Rev M F Crowe to lead religious revival in Southeast Missouri. They begin at the Methodist church on Sunday the 14th, bringing extensive evangelistic experience to the region.
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Allen B. Hobbs
Missouri
Burk & Hobbs
Excess Profits Tax Campaign Aims to Cut Cost of Living
The National Association of Credit Men campaigns to eliminate the excess profits tax arguing it raises consumer prices. Roy G. Eliot, chairman, notes that the tax, once marketed as targeting big firms, is paid by shoppers through higher costs and calls for congressional action to reform the tax system to relieve the burden on the public.
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National Association of Credit Men
Roy G. Eliot
Association’en
Federal Taxation
Congress
Hayti Youths Enlist at Camp Pike Notices Published
Communications from Camp Pike Ark publish enlistment notices for Homer Shanks of Hayti Mo who joined March 1 1980 and John L Riles of Hayti Mo who enlisted March 6 1920 both to study at Camp Pike College for vocations and skilled work. John Williams guard at Jefferson City State Penitentiary was in Hayti en route to the capitol.
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Camp Pike
Ark
Homer Shanks
Hayti
United States Army
Shanks
Missouri
Camp Pike College
John L Riles
United States
Rmy
Riles
Hayti High School
John Williams
Jefferson City
Capitol
Ford Cars and Trucks Offer in Caruthersville
Part down offers on Ford cars Ford one ton trucks and Fordson tractors at Bal Gy Motor Co in Caruthersville Missouri with limited terms and local dealer incentives.
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Ford
Fordson Tractors
Balgy Motor Co
Caruthersville, Mo
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Geo
E. Hackmann
State Auditor
Victor Records
Highfill-Nelfind Furniture Co
J. T. Puckett
J. Hall
J. R. Newsom
Little Son
Caruthers
Ville
Germany
Harman Kohn
Kennett
Tom Smith
the Herald Today
AU Deus
Carnegie Hall
Pittsburgh
Marie Rappold
Edison
Pittsburgh Leader
Pittsburgh Dispatch
Pittsburgh Post
Pittsburgh Chronicle-Telegraph
Pittsburgh Gazette-Times
Pittsburgh Sun
Theops
Phonograph
William
Amberola
Sheraton
Mary
A. B. Hobbs
Methodist Church
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