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Newspaper
Hayti Herald
Location
Hayti, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1913
Page
2
The Hayti Herald urges voters to back the April 1 school election. It champions completing accreditation, funding a steam heating plant, and modernizing facilities while noting taxes: 70 cents on the 1100 excess for teachers fund and 0 cents on the 100 valuation for incidental fund.
The Argus defends itself while criticizing a county judge for jury actions, contrasting with past cases involving Judge Gossom. The Herald questions this inconsistency as Pemiscot county city affairs are described as improving under the current administration after years of discord and mixed leadership.
In Hayvti, kinfolks of Capt. Dewey move to unseat him from office. The contested political clash centers on leadership and local power amid rival factions.
City Marshal Dewey secured an $816.00 judgment by order of the mayor and board of aldermen against the New Madrid Banking people on March 10, 1918. The suit signals prompt tax payments to follow as city authorities vow to enforce laws and collect past-due taxes.
The Hayti Herald proclaims its self defense against foes and pledges continued coverage for Hayti and Pemiscot County. It notes a city candidate who quit advertising, then opposed electric lights and a franchise, blaming campaign rivals for intimidation and asking, what should the people expect from a man who won’t support his home paper.
City officials dispute raise for the marshal while the board plans to handle the issue. Taxpayers in Haiti express unwillingness to fund a lifetime position with the Frisco, signaling concern over pension and salary expectations.
In his tent near the squire’s northeast corner, he creates diverse photographs including portraits views and post cards for patrons seeking quick, portable keepsakes.
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