Victor Records Set For March At Highfill Neifind Co
New Victor records announced for March at the Highfill Neifind Furniture Co in Ca ruthersville Mo. The local listing notes updated prices and product lines for added consumer options.
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Newspaper
Hayti Herald
Location
Hayti, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1920
Page
12
New Victor records announced for March at the Highfill Neifind Furniture Co in Ca ruthersville Mo. The local listing notes updated prices and product lines for added consumer options.
C Popham of Memphis a traveling salesman for a Kansas City packing house spent yesterday in town on business and visiting friends and relatives.
Dr. Jack H McCutchen advertises full first class dental work with general X ray examinations at his office located at 703 1-2 Ward Ave in Caruthersville Missouri.
Notice to owners of county warrants drawn on the Pauper Fund and Contingent Fund Pemiscot County Missouri dated 1919 and earlier funds set aside for payment of said warrants interest stops March 10 1920 W T Shepard was in the county seat Wednesday attending to business
Ford cars Ford one ton trucks and Fordson tractors are offered with part down and balance due in the fall. Call and see us and investigate our plan at Chrysler Motor Co in Caruthersville Missouri.
The Treasury urges private investors to transfer Liberty Bonds held by banks to curb inflation and stabilize prices. Farmers, as major wartime investors, face choices on ongoing securities investments. A rural economist endorses investing surplus in Liberty Bonds to avoid inflationary land price rises driven by agricultural funds. Government aims to promote bond holding and curb manipulative fraud while ensuring continued flows into government securities.
The Southwest Teachers Association with about 2000 members met in Springfield Missouri October 23 25 and adopted resolutions urging thrift instruction as a permanent part of public school procedure. They recommended government continue issue of Thrift and War Savings Stamps as a safe investment for school children to foster prosperity and patriotism.
In a satirical note the writer questions women detesting tobacco odor while noting men endure perfume, talcum, and paint removal. He mocks fashion costs and single life, asking if census favors birth rates. A brief reader letter follows, with local item notes about seed corn for sale and a Sunday visitor.
In The Netherlands a stork resting in a chosen house is seen as fortunate and hosts provide special facilities to help it build four nests comfortably. At The Hague many storks are kept at public expense.
Four year old Jersey cow with calf one week old for sale. See Peter Streiff Sr. 18 John Dorris Jr. of the Dorris Theatre spent several days this week in St. Louis making bookings for his popular show house. R. L. Popham and wife spent several days this week in St. Louis on business. INGERSOLL WATCHES At Lefler's.
A Bronson Alcott reflection extols books as noble friends, offering new beauties with every encounter. Like true friends, they justify intimate, selective acquaintance over broad, shallow circles. The message honors the perpetual richness found in cherished volumes and thoughtful reading.
Some Siberian rivers freeze to the bottom for months each year and the fish trapped in the ice stay alive and resume activity when the ice melts in spring.
Scarcity of help pushes farmers to seek labor saving gear. The store touts light farm implements carpenters tools washing machines cream separators plow points wheelbarrows rakes hoes axes shovels spades crosscut saws and more claiming quick payback and efficiency for homemakers and woodpilers alike.
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