Local paper appeals for support amid boycott in Hayti
A provocative plea urges Pemiscot county readers to favor advertisers in the Hayti Herald to counter a boycott by Frisco railroad supporters. The notice lists numerous local and regional advertisers and asks citizens to patronize them to sustain the paper and Hayti’s economy during the controversy.
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Frisco
Hayti
Pemiscot County
Herald
Aayti
Pemiscot
LC. Averill
J. L. Dorris
F. M. Perkins
Musgrave & Mason
Peoples Furniture Co
Citizens Bank
Bank of Hayti
Letters Drug Store
Trautmanns
F. A. Mayes
T. J. Trautmann
L. EB. Tirupn
St. Louis Times
Sunset Magazine
McCall's Magazine
Munn & Co
Swift & Co
Campbell Lumber Co
J. D. Dodson Medicine Co
Chattanoors Medicine Co
Buffalo Springs Distillery Co
Fred Morvan
Tim Dorris
Pete Meutte
Abore
Hayti Veradd
A New Lease On Life From Country Friends
Our country friends rally to aid an editor amid hardship. Donations include cattle jaws and corn for roasting ears, with a garden thriving for the emergency. Dennis Green of Caruthersville, in Peninscot Dunoklin and Mississippi counties, notes Pemiscot cotton prospects may reach 50,000 bales if favorable conditions persist.
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Sherman Clark
Phint
Horner
BP. C. Lankenship
Dennis Green
Caruthersville
Department of Agriculture
Peniscot
Dunoklin
Mississippi
Ilaysti
Pemiscot County
Truth and falsehood clash over Hayti case in Argus
The Hayti Herald defends Judge Gossom against an Argus libel claim, accusing the Argus of false reporting and a vendetta to destroy character. The piece condemns sensationalism and urges truth, justice, and humane conduct in journalism.
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The
Argus
Jving
Hayti Herald
Hayti Herald Is Vindicated For Having Defended Judge Gossom
Herald
Citizens Bank Change in Hayti Elects Permanent Cashier
The Citizens Bank of Hayti reports rising deposits and announces Lee AL Greenwell as permanent cashier to reside in the city. He has previously served as cashier, reflecting high regard for his service. J Province remains with the bank but will reduce active duties due to expanded external work, while continuing to assist in bank affairs.
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Citizens Bank of
Hayti
Lee AL Greenwell
Ciy
Buch
Haeas
Jake Williams of Dry Bayou Visits Town
Dry Bayou resident Jake Williams arrived in town on Thursday for an informal visit and local engagements with residents and business owners.
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Jake Williams
Dry Bayou
The Latest Scheme Prompts Fear of Arrest
A cryptic warning claims a pervasive conspiracy endangers lives and expects a police warrant. The speaker predicts perjury and false arrest, asserting officials will search and prosecute anyone found with the slightest evidence. The text alludes to past attacks like the Los Angeles Times incident.
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Los Angeles Times
Hayti Residents Question New Mayor and Stock Law
Citizens debate the stock law and mayoral power with past tests noted in Hayti. Otis Popham credits concrete sidewalks for this season while contractor P. S. Ravenstein completes walks at his home.
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Hayti
Otis Popham
P. S. Ravenstein
Poultry Farm Planned By Faris and Provine Near Town
J A Faris and C J Provine announce a new poultry and Indian runner duck farm on the White farm owned by Mr Faris. They will stock with 500 Indian runner ducks 400 brown leghorn chickens 400 white leghorn chickens and five dozen bronze turkeys. It will be the county’s first extensive poultry operation.
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J. A. Faris
C. J. Provine
White
Man Killed by Kennett Train Near Hayti
Jackson Ewing a 37 year old man was killed Saturday night when struck by the Kennett train near James Switch. His body was mutilated and sent to Lilbourn for burial. He and two companions had walked toward a dredge boat right of way when they paused on the track and one fell asleep. the other moved on unaware of the approaching train. Mrs St Mary and her husband visited the scene to investigate the tragedy. This is the eighth death on this Gulf railroad section.
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Jackson Ewing
Kennett
Hayti
Dorris
Lilbourn
James Switch
Ewing
Hhe
Steven St. Mary
Gulf” Railroad
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