Local and Personal News Highlights
Tom wis was here from Braggadocia Tuesday. Arthur Stacey appears on the Herald’s honor roll. Mrs. Mary Baird adds her name to the honor list. Buckley’s sells artificial hose for 24 cents. Will Horner brings first strawberries to market Tuesday. Drew Wardell visits from Kennett to attend farming interests. Lon Clark of Harrisburg visits uncles the Dorris brothers this week. P Bliffstutter visits Obison and Portageville, notes his daughter Mrs. Colby Upton on honor roll. A B Cortright, electric plant manager, plans to have day current on all lines and street lights controllable from the plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom
Wis
Braggadocia
Arthur Stacey
Mary Baird
Herald
Buckley's
Lon Clark
Harrisburg
Inl
Dorris Brothers
P. Bliffstutter
Obison
Venn
Portageville
Colby Upton
A. B. Cortright
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertisement and Endorsements
One hundred dollars reward offered for incurable catarrh and a testimonial from the National Bank of Commerce endorses F. J. Cheney. The ad promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as an internal remedy with a price of seven cents per bottle and notes distribution by druggists. Includes a line about a small family aid for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
FE. J. Cheney
Fem
National Bank OF Commerce
Leghorn Chickens for Sale in Missouri Shipping Available
Thoroughbred S C White Leghorns advertised for sale in settings of 14 for $1.00. Cockerels claim prize winning lineage from a State Contest of 200 eggs and better. Eggs for hatching also offered. Guaranteed fresh at reasonable prices. KOS Fuller Hayts Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KOS. Fuller
Hayts
Missouri
Kasel Jewelers Ad Warns of Watch Repair Risks
A concise insert from Co. F Kasel Jewelers advises readers to choose repairs carefully. It emphasizes personal guarantee and long experience in the jewelry trade, warning that incompetent hands can ruin valuable pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Co. E Murphy Tonsorial Parlor and Bathroom
Everything brand new up to date and the finest in the county. Every convenience and luxury hot and cold water and courteous attendants. Call and see us. North Side Square Hayti Mo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Side Square
Hayti, Mo
Local News From Campbell and Concord Community
Campbell resident L H Kendricks visited his son in this city Friday. H H Thompson and Bettie Spradlin from Carleton visited Joe Foust and family at Concord Monday. Otis Popliumn, Advance New Barn editor and former city clerk, returned to close his shop. Local poultry buyers advertise cash for chickens and eggs. Judge Jas Feast and Judge Foust visited Concord, renewing subscriptions. A notable wheat and sunflowers crop reported by Spencer family. A spirited baseball game Hayti 32 Steele 3 at local grounds draws large crowd. City council convenes with new and returning officers sworn in. Ravenstein elected mayor, Mayes reappointed, Bachus city clerk, Trautmann and Mayes on board of health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. Kendricks
Campbell
H. L. Kendricks
H. H. Thompson
Bettie Spradlin
Carleton
Joe Foust
Concord
Otis Popluimn
Advance New Barn
Otis
Advance
R. L. Popham
Wtf
Jas
Feast of Concord
Herald Ofice
Judge Foust
Joe
John Spencer
Warngould
Ark
Lee
Chas
Spencer
Mu Goteher
Pnaemonia
Chas, Spencer
Goteher
Lizzie Wallace
Steele
Hayti
Barnes
Phillips
Elmer Meatte
Clayton
John Sturm
Chas. Morgan
W. K. Robertson
P.S. Ravenstein
J. F. Allen
von Mayes
Arthur V. Bachus
Ed Goteher
Bob Brooks
T. J. Trautmann
F. A. Mayes
Board of Health
Southeast Missouri Odd Fellows meet at Cooter
The 28th annual Southeast Missouri Odd Fellows Association gathered in Cooter for a day of hospitality and speeches. Attendees elected officers for the next year, discussed regional districting, and planned the next meeting at Oran with Hussar Band music and a large local turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southeast Missouri Odd Fellows Association
Cooter
Baptist Church
Duke
T. G. Fallin
Anderson
Hornersville
Wilkerson
St. Louis
Odd Fellows
C. D. Travis
J. Brooks
Stokes
Chaffee
Sharp
Marston
Association
Oran
Hussar Band
Messrs
B.S. Fuller
W. B. Reasoner
C. J. Martin
Chas. Crest
Morgan Warth
John Fields
J. M. Argo
Teddy
A. Hoge
Otto Kassell
School Notes Show New Courses and Garden Work
The school notes record visits by Supt Johnson and Mrs White and Mrs Linderhorst to Harold Phren in room six. A small exhibit from Loose Wiles Biscuit Co is noted. Potential new courses next year include Vergil American History Solid Geometry High School Arithmetic and Biology. Garden planting is thriving though weeds and potato beetles appear. Miss Hill will travel to Poplar Bluff for state teacher-certification exams, with Mrs Rankin covering her High School duties. Pimp removal systems are upgraded and praised by the School Board. Mr Brooks leads daily baseball practice after school, signaling a promising High School team future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loose Wiles Biscuit Company
Miss Hill
Poplar Bluff
W. N. Rankin
Brooks
New Saloon Opens in Hayti Under Frank Nunn and Wm McCum ber
Frank Nunn and William McCumber lease the Judge Tim Dorris saloon building and plan a first class venue with another bar, removal of a partition, and renovated interior. Nunn, a lifelong saloon man, is honored in Gayoso and Hayti communities, descendant of the late Din Nunn, respected for public service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Nunn
Wm. McCumber
Tim Dorris
Ann Wareroond
Frank Nuon
Din Nunn
Gayoso
Dan
Hayti
First settlers and local neighbors noted in brief
Wm McCumber, four years in town, praised as a hardworking married man with an estimable family. Cal Chim now farming and showing new potatoes. Mrs S J Jeffress returned from Paris Tennessee after her sister's funeral. County Surveyor Bo Bennett of Caruthersville adds another year to the Herald honor roll. The Modern Woodmen announce Mothers Day observances next Sunday at 11 o'clock at city hall. All wooden meet at lodge hall at 10 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cal Chim
S.J. Jeffress
Paris
Tenn
Bo. Bennett
Caruthersville
Herald
R. L. Popham
Lodge Hall
Reward Offered for Strayed Mules from Burfield Ark
A $20 reward for two mules missing since about November 1 near Burfield Arkansas. One is a black horse mule, 9 or 10 years old, about 164 hands high with small scars on forelegs and a white tail spot, around 1000 pounds. The other is a blue bay mule, 14 hands high, about 1100 pounds, blind in the right eye and rough looking. Notify O C Byram, Barfield Arkansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burfield
Ark
O. C. Byram
Barfield
Publication Notice in Pemiscot County Suit
State of Missouri and Pemiscot County court action names many defendants and unknown heirs in a land title suit. Plaintiff seeks payment from the southeast quarter of the southwest quarter of section 5, township 1 north, range 11 east, describing the land and asserting unknown parties hold claim to fee simple title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lickman Lumber and Manufacturing Company
H. A. Tyler
R. T. Tyler
S.J. Rogers
M. Johnson
Susan Holly
Alexander Holly
Lula Holly
Louis Holly
Christine Rogers
Jefferson Hoyvers
Bernice Rogers
Ham
John A. Cunningham
F. Cunningham
Co. L. Cunningham
C. A. Cunningham
Sallie M. Roberts
J. F. Hum
E. P. Ham
State of Missouri
Pemiscot
Eclerk
Allidavit of Pisteh
D. Eo Lam
Elam
Rk.t. Trier
John A. Holly
Marlon Holly
J. P. Ham
BP. Han
Hf. T. Tyler
Marion Halls
J. F. Ham
de Censel
K.P. Han
Ro UW Tyrer
John A. Helly
Marion Hally
Lane
Memiscot County
Missouri
Notice of publication and court order in Pemiscot County
The clerk in vacation orders that unknown nonresident defendants and heirs of several deceased parties be notified by publication in The Hayti Herald. The objective is to cancel a deed and determine title to land in Pemiscot County Missouri. The case sets July 7, 1915, as a court date and requires publication weekly for four weeks. Clerk Jos. Huffman certifies the record.
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Donees
J. F. Ham
BP. Ham
RR. T. Tyler
John A. Holly
Marion Holly
Grailes Ae
Pemiscot County
Missouri
Missonre
Caruthersville
Hayti Herald
Memiscot County
E.S. Huffman
Icurt
State OF Missouri
County OF Pemiscot
Hoos
Huffman
Cirjcuit Court
Caruthereville
Jos. Huffman
Ciecit Court
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Will Horner
Drew Wardell
Kennett
Thoroughbred
S. C. White Leghorns
Lefl
Wahl’s
Jersey
J. S. Wahl Bottling Works
Caruthersville, MO
O. F. Meeting
Jo ¥ É. H Johnson
D. K. White
Cleveland
Ohio
F. J. Linderhorst
Harold Phren
Circuit Court of
Pemiscolaunty
J. i. Baskins
Keystone Building
IH. E. Carbaugh
Gabriel
Velva Sugar House Molasses
R. L. Popham Meat Market
Amon
Secon
Sermire
F.M. Perkins
Hayti, Missouri
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