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Newspaper
Hayti Herald
Location
Hayti, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1913
Page
1
A town urges citizens to support school improvements and the push for an accredited high school. The note praises the board, superintendent, and new addition, stressing every loyal citizen must vote to advance education and community standing.
Cir cular No. 116 from the Department of Agriculture describes artificial curing of alfalfa hay at the Alfalfa Farm near Hayti. It highlights two pictures of the plant, requests copies from the Government Printing Office, and notes Buckley representing two tailoring houses. Mrs. L Letler has returned home after illness in St Louis.
A call to residents to take action and not hinder chances for growth in a Southeast Missouri city, emphasizing collective effort to improve local opportunities and development.
A large meeting of county business men in Caruthersville organized the Southeast Missouri Credit Association on March 12. Officers elected include J. A. Cunningham president and Chas. Dorroh secretary with many directors representing towns such as Hayti, Cooter, and Wardell. The bureau will gather credit information, investigate applicants, and collect bad debts to reduce losses. Membership will extend to banks and professionals. next meeting set for March 26 at City Hall. Burn coal deliveries offered by Hayti Storage, Chus. Morgan. Myr, 20
In Hayti Pemiscot Missouri the Annual School Election for Havis No 16 will be held Tuesday April 1 1918 at two wards during city election hours. Voters will choose two Directors for three years and decide taxes for teachers fund and incidental fund and whether the school term should exceed eight months. Elmer Stephens president and A G Sanders clerk announce under law eight month minimum term.
L C Averill received a card from T W Hinman Sapulpa Oklahoma last week informing him that the contract for the construction of the new depot has been awarded to Jetta Geo Bo Hopper & Sons Manhattan Kansas and that work would begin at once. They are large contractors and no doubt will rush the work through. Mr Hinman erected our coal chute and laid the concrete foundation for our new depot last year and is right in touch.
Spencer and Dillman offer wiring and fixture figures to prepare houses stores or business places for the first current. Work guaranteed and contact by phone 55 or 456.
J. W. Carmine of Lutesville, who contracted and completed the school house addition, was in town Wednesday to oversee concrete prospects. The community anticipates concrete work soon, and local contractors show growing interest.
Advertises SALT-EM medicated stock salt by Conkey to improve dairy cattle in winter. Claims thrift from better gains on feed and worm and disease protection. Bucket prices listed as 75c, 31.25 and 2.25. Sold by Lott Daves SEFLER'S Essai os ge te.
A reader urges Missouri state officials and the judiciary to uphold duties and explain inaction. The letter stresses oath of office and calls constable sheriff and prosecutors to act, arguing duty applies to state and city levels. It mentions a party seeking farmland investment in Southeast Missouri and Northeast Arkansas and provides a contact address in Chaffee, Missouri.
The Baptist Ladies Aid held a well attended city hall event with a good play and singing well above average. Door receipts were satisfactory and the organizers feel their efforts were rewarded.
W G Troutt and family departed Monday to establish a new home in Wichita Kansas. Friends here regret their departure after forming many friendships during their stay.
Fred Morgan and J B Sturm traveled to the river on Monday to locate a suitable site for the Hayti landing.
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