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Newspaper
Hayti Herald
Location
Hayti, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1920
Page
20
An old ad touts Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe vegetable alternative to calomel, claiming calomel causes nausea, salivation, and sickness. The pitch argues the product cleanses the liver and boosts energy without side effects, appealing to households and even children.
A brief note states Bayer aspirin for colds is genuine and trustworthy, emphasizing authenticity and safety. The item highlights the Bayer name and the belief in dependable relief from cold symptoms, reflecting consumer confidence in branded analgesics.
Demonstration farm co operators prove early hatching yields higher returns. March hatched cockerels sold as broilers in Kansas City for 60 cents a pound, weighing about 1.5 pounds at ten weeks, 50 birds bringing 49 dollars. Later hatchers earned 23 to 30 cents a pound. A woman seller moved over 600 dollars in eggs from 600 hens in late fall. March favors Plymouth Rocks Wyandottes Rhode Island Reds Orpingtons. fighters mature quickly and can be hatched later. April suits Leghorns and small breeds in Missouri.
John Tuthill reports rats resisted poisons like meat and cheese until RAT SNAP was used. He claims inside ten days all rats were gone and notes that RAT SNAP can be set out without mixing with food. Available in three sizes at Lefler's Drug Store and Kohn Hardware Co.
Gertrude Emerson recalls a Worli Outlook anecdote about a Chinese student who cannot buy oil and studies by fireflies in a paper lantern during summer and by snow reflections in winter, illustrating picturesque endurance.
Averages of senior grades name Felix LeSieur as highest honors and Ted Argo as second. The spread from highest to lowest is just over three percent, and the lowest scorer finished within four percent of the top.
The National Education Association reports 148,000 teachers left the profession last year with Missouri affected more than many states. Missouri now has 56,800 teachers lacking any certificate, only temporary permits. Low salaries drive the exodus while some new fiction and reference works in history and economics have been bought for school libraries.
Mrs C T Martin presented the High Schol Library with a valuable book and shows commendable interest in the school by frequent visits.
Luke Rielly quotes a claim about RAT SNAP used near the river for rats. The ad describes a water rat nibbling RAT SNAP, then dying before reaching the water as a supposed outcome. Sold in three sizes: 25c, 0c, and $1.00, guaranteed by Lefler's Drug Store and Kohn Hardware Co.
Caruthersville Missouri shoppers are urged to buy the Yourex Brand silverware praised as superior with three beautiful patterns offered at Turnbaugh's Jewelry Store.
Miss Oda Fullwood is notified her mother is ill and immediately leaves school for Bragga docio, her home, to aid family in this developing situation.
The Pearl Market has installed a new ice box an electric sausage mill and a coffee grinder to improve service for patrons.
An election for the City of Hayts Missouri will be held Tuesday April 6 1920 to elect one Alderman in Ward 1 and one in Ward 2. Ward 1 votes at Grammar School Ward 2 votes at City Hall. Judges: Ward 1 Chas Frovo Jesse Gwin W S McCumber Annle Trouitt Ward 2 Bob Brooks J McArgo J G Stanley Lon Ridgway. Polls open 7 am to 6 pm or sunset. City Clerk attested March 8 1950.
Notice to qualified voters of Pemiscot County Missouri that the annual school election in Huytt School District No 16 will be held April 6 1920 at the Grammar School Building and the city jail. Judges and clerks from Hayti city election will preside. Items include term length two three year directors tax levies for teachers fund incidental fund repairs interest fund sinking fund. Dated March 10 1920.
Plaintiff John Williams seeks dissolution of marriage from Henrietta Williams alleging general indignities. Court in Caruthersville assigns March 14 next term. defendants must answer by that date or default judgment will be entered. publication required four consecutive weeks.
Notice states weekly insertions with the final one at least fifteen days before the first day of the next March term. Ernest A. Long, Circuit Clerk, seals the record as a true copy. Witness the hand and seal of Pemiscot County Circuit Court on February 2, 1920.
Special execution issued by the Circuit Court of Memiscot County Missouri directs the sheriff to sell at public auction on April 5 1920 at Caruthersville Court House all of Section 35 Township 19 North Range 11 East Pemiscot County to satisfy the Planters Mule and Feed Company versus George I Foster and Henry A Foster. The sale is for cash to the highest bidder during court hours and at the front door of the courthouse.
By virtue of a general execution issued from Pemiscot County Circuit Court, Theda Bryant as plaintiff and H A Foster with G & Mirick as surety on appeal bond as defendants, the sheriff levied on real estate in Pemiscot County Missouri. The property described includes all of Section 45 Township 19 North Range 11 East except the northwest quarter of the northwest quarter. The sale is set for Monday April 5 1020 at the courthouse in Port City, during Circuit Court session, to the highest bidder with title passing to the winner.
Partial OCR text shows a court execution directive against property in Pemiscot County Missouri. The snippet references a sheriff or official named Juden Shevitt and indicates a property sale to satisfy execution and costs. Details such as the exact property, date, and full parties are missing.
Sheriff of Pemiscot County announces a sale under a special execution dated February 12 1920 for the property in Pemiscot County Missouri. The property includes all of Section 46 Township 1% north range 11 east except the Northwest quarter of the Northwest quarter. The sale is set for Monday April 5 1920 to satisfy the execution and costs.
A legal filing dated the first day names the Bank of Caruthersville as plaintiff and Henry A. Foster as defendant. The document states that the bank has levied upon and siezed all right title and interest in the proceeding.
Public notice of a property seizure in Pemiscot County Missouri describes land in Section 15 Township 19 north northwest quarter and states Monday April 6 1920 as the date related to the defendant and sheriff Juden of Pemiscot County Missouri.
A sheriff sale notice from Pemiscot County Missouri outlines an execution issued by the court against Arkansas Lumber Company and Henry A Foster and George P Foster. The property described covers land in range 11 east including the northwest quarter sections and is to be sold at public auction in Caruthersville for cash to satisfy the execution and costs.
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