Wedding Shower Gifts List From Local Event
In a continuation of last week, a wedding shower for Mr. and Mrs. Robert Certain at the Gibson home displayed a long list of donors and presents. Items ranged from hens and meat to lamps, silverware, china plates, and embroidered textiles, reflecting community participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert
W. L. Gibson
J. W. Mills
Elmer Stephens
F.E. Toaster
Warner
J. R. Brumley
Wim. Finch
J. T. Irwin
Wall ‘Imp
Bredlove
Sadie Mitchell
Lizzie Mills and
Wm. Welker
W. I. Gibson
Bessie Millsap
Lula Mitchell
M. C. Mitchell
Barron
Stella Dorris
C. J. Mayes
F. M. Gwin
Bunco on street agents targets country people
A long letter warns of slick tongued solicitors selling questionable papers for a dollar, swindling rural residents who can ill afford them. Readers urged to bring receipts for investigation. Local crime notes mention a shooting in Caruthersville and ongoing robberies in Hayti and Caruthersville, with opinions on night marshals and municipal safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunco
A. Adams
Hayti
Caruthersville
Argus
Postoffice Appointments Delay To April First
Postmaster General Burleson said no postmasters will be appointed before April 1 except in emergencies. About 1,500 Taft appointments await Senate action, with President Wilson needing to fill them. Burleson favors not disturbing capable Civil Service protected postal staff and argues the Post Office Department should avoid actions lowering efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burleson
Taft
Senate
Wilson
Civil Service
Vostotie Department
Right Spirit Gift Brings Support to Local Herald
Mrs. Lou Morris visited Caruthersville friends last week and received a dollar from her young friend Louis Schulz as a present from the Herald. Schulz notes that Morris had dropped from the list due to years of dealing and reverses, and praises the paper for standing up for the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lou Morris
Caruthersville
The
Herald
Louis Schulz
German Farmer Seeks Missing Horse With Five Dollar Reward
A German farmer reports his missing piegeray iron mare. He states a noise was heard at the front of the yard last week and, upon investigating, found the horse tied loose near the stable. Reward of five dollars offered for the return.
Coated Tongue Means Lazy Liver Ad
A vintage advertisement touts Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe pleasant remedy for biliousness and constipation in children. It claims the liver tone replaces calomel and guarantees full refund if unsatisfied, priced at 50 cents. The message urges readers to keep a bottle on hand for family use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodson
L. l. Letler
Dru
Rexall
Trustee Sale Notice in Pemiscot County Missouri
By deed of trust dated October 81 11, Mike McManus and Alice McManus granted land to B F Allen as trustee. The Southeast quarter of the Southeast quarter of section 10 township 19 range 12 containing 40 acres. Default on note leads to sale at public auction March 2 1973 at the east door of Hayti City Hall Pemiscot County Missouri between 9 am and 5 pm. Trustee: Viet BLP Allen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pemiscol
State of Missouri
Mike McManus
Alice McManus
B. F. Allen
Pemiscot
Wiley
Hayti
Pemiscot Bounty
Missouri
Perleslite
Viet
Allen
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Frank DeForest
Battenburg
H. L. Kendrick
J. L. Dorris
W. B. Gordon
Clara Gunion
Big Deal
A. H. Hoge
J. T. Bissett
J. B. Lyle
Buncoed
Johnnie Sheehan
Covington
Chas
Little
John Hastings
M. EF
C. J. Provine
H. C. Schult
Mayme
Edna
Messrs
Hina
Louis Schult
St. Louis
California
Otis A. Popham
L. L. Lefler
J. Provine
J. J. Wilson
Concord
J. W. Pollock
H. Li. Kendrick
F. EK. Teaster
Jessie M. Dorris
Allie and
Trene Raybuck
Jessie Morris
Wofford Gordon
Portageville
Forubbersville
A. L. Oliver
W. J. Stone
Russell
Hayti Herald
Hayti, MO
Little River Jumber
Mesdames Gaskins & Bridges
B. F. Avery
Spencer & Stubbs
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