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Newspaper
Hayti Herald
Location
Hayti, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1913
Page
1
The superintendent notes arrival of agricultural apparatus including a Babcock cream tester and micro scopes, praises the school board for improving equipment, mentions confusion over a new five year old school attendance law, reports fifty five volumes added to the library and a hundred dollar book order, notes recent enrollments from nearby districts, and states thirteen weeks remain in the term.
Two small robberies occurred in town last week at Adams meat market and Lefler Draw Store. Meat and cash from registers were missing, along with cigars. Bloodhounds from Duncan were brought in, trailing to a young man whose name is withheld. No further details released.
Kennett resident Drew Wardell attended to business in the city on Monday.
The list notes Miss Welborn visiting friends in Steele on Saturday and Sunday and Miss Smith visiting homefellis in Kennett on Sunday, marking social activity among residents at month’s end.
J P Lloyd of Cooter visited Huyti to promote a Pemiscot county merchant association aimed at preventing bad debts and avoiding sales on credit to unreliable customers. The plan seeks to help only deserving borrowers, with costs shared by many merchants. a second note reports a small przebust fire at the master mechanic's office at Prisco depot.
An opinion piece condemns a local group dubbed town killers in Caruthersville and Haiti. It praises past leaders, warns that hostile advocates threaten prudent governance, and urges residents to vote on April 1 to safeguard growth and prosperity.
In a case brought by City Marshal O H Dewey against Hayti Development Company, the circuit court in Caruthersville ruled in favor of the City of Hay for 816.00 taxes due on real estate called the Oates property. The suit, ordered by the mayor and board of aldermen, signals ongoing city businesslike handling of affairs and will boost the treasury by 816.00.
The river is caving badly below Gayoso and could reach the Dowd neighborhood levee by May. Esq. F. M. Gwin visited the area and called the situation alarming. The river is within 300 feet of the levee and there seems no remedy yet. Johnnie Dorris was in St. Louis earlier this week.
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