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Newspaper
Hayti Herald
Location
Hayti, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1910
Page
1
Local and personal items note illnesses including Mrs Millsap Newt Troutman and Wm Hornback visits by Von Mayes to Kennett and W A Maxey family in Terry. Caruthersville and Portageville items. births and deaths. ads for cigars meats and a butcher shop.
The Herald recalls a week of jokes about letters mailed at the paper’s expense and warns the post office may seek fuller information. Local names appear in Hayti headlines with shoppers from Valvola, new baby notices, and shop notices. Oleomargarine priced at 25c per lb. Local business mentions include Chas Morgan’s Butcher Shop and a coal and grist mill ad.
Community notice calls all friends and relatives buried at Dowd cemetery to meet at City Hall on Saturday May 14 to plan a road to the cemetery. The current road crosses Tohe Baird farm and must be closed. All interested urged to attend.
At the meeting all but one teacher were elected with J H Rush in room 5 Miss Raby Morris in room 4 Mrs Anna Dunklin in room 3 Miss Mona Juden in room 2 and Miss Lititia Mc Farland in room 1. Room six awaits a principal. Thos Brooks, collector candidate, spent Thursday at Hayti and impressed voters. Mrs Chas Berry of Chaffee visited, her husband returning home earlier. J W Wallace of Steele paid for a subscription. Geo Webb traveled from Braggadocio for disk cultivator fittings. Bandy recovered his strayed mare found on a Little River brush pile. Faris Ward Corbett and Shields of Caruthersville passed through Hayti en route from Poplar Bluff. Last week prank letters from the Hayti Herald via mail caused offense. the Herald reported to the post office department.
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