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Newspaper
Hayti Herald
Location
Hayti, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1910
Page
2
The Caruthersville Argus questions Hayti’s exclusive push for saloons and urges countywide input. Residents debate whether Caruthersville should limit local options or influence Pemiscot’s broader election, arguing it is a county matter outside Caruthersville.
A fragment notes a figure removed from voting or influence, lacking a say in decisions. The passage emphasizes exclusion from formal voice and participation, implying marginal status in governance or merit discussions.
The Pemiscot County Herald urges respecting voters rights as four year local option ends June 14 and petitions to order an election circulate countywide. Paper says petitions are within legal bounds and that the issue should be settled at the polls, not in print.
The Hayti Hearth declines county printing bids citing fair pricing and opposition to undercutting rivals. It argues the county should distribute patronage among all papers and pay legal advertising rates, thanking officials who support equitable division of work.
The Caruthersville Democrat notes the write up of the Improved Order of Red Men in its pages last week praising it as beneficial. It states Hayti tribe is among the oldest in the county and has performed splendidly during its short life.
Job printing offer from the Hayti Herald claims superior Southeast Missouri capability for letter heads note heads bill heads statements envelopes cards posters circulars blank forms bank checks pamphlets and more with new type and expert supervision promising neat artful results and uniform prices.
Caruthersville Democrat reports a county issue with a swam pus running at large. Officials propose a bounty for its scalp to deter further sightings and protect residents.
The passage stresses that true friendship is revealed during illness and misfortune. It warns that many who profess friendship in prosperity fail when help is needed, and it urges judging by actions in dire distress rather than words.
In Stoddadd county one of the state’s smallest citizens is twenty one years old, forty inches tall and seventy five pounds. Besides his small stature he is fully developed, an expert bookkeeper and accountant. His name is H. F. Milligan, who lives with his father on Cline's Island near Avert in the county.
A county firm notes a large stock of candidate cards and top quality equipment. It asks for patronage from candidates and believes it should secure a share of their business.
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