Burdening One to Help Another and School Finances
A Missouri editor reprints a superintendent J R English note urging local funding for schools and arguing for constitutional tax reforms. He cites Ozark county and Pemiscot county finance figures, noting disparities in state aid and urging self-help over reliance on others.
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J. R. English
the Herald
Ozark County
Pemiscot County
Farmers Meet in Hayti Farm Bureau Session
Members of the JHayti township unit in Pemiscot County Farm Bureau will hold a meeting at Hayti High School auditorium at three o clock Saturday afternoon. Important farmer interests will be discussed and all members urged to attend. W. G. Hagemann, President.
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Jhayti
Pemiscot
Caruthersville Visitors With Mr and Mrs Vince Moore
Mr and Mrs Vince Moore and family of Caruthersville were on Har ti Sunday visiting relatives. Volle and organdie dresses for girls, at Buckleys.
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Vince Moore
Caruthersville
Harti
Pemiscot and Ozark School Aid and Tax Disparities
The county and Ozark levy rates show Pemiscot at $2.10 maximum tax and Ozark at 6.65¢. State aid to Pemiscot schools totals 406 while Ozark receives 4084.64, with Pemiscot teachers earning 682 vs Ozark teachers at 900. J R English urges reform and urges counties to pay their own bills rather than rely on state aid.
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Oxwark
Pemiscot
Ozark
Hayti Board of Education
School Board Association
J. R. English
Pompeii: Lost City of Mystery and Rediscovery
This account traces Pompeii from its ancient Oscan roots through Roman rule and Greek to Roman architectural shifts. It notes a population of roughly 30,000 to 50,000, its 160 acre footprint, two thirds unearthed, and the 1748 rediscovery leading to excavation under the Neapolitan crown.
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Pompeii
City School News Sees Staff Retention Plan Revised
Mrs Helm signs a contract for next year preserving most Grammar School teachers. Miss Bay, who declined to return, is the sole exception. Bay faced a difficult year and was the only inexperienced teacher, though her work remained high quality.
Next Week’s Commencement Week Events Outline
Next week features a Baccalaureate sermon on Sunday at 11 a m by Rev Peal a senior music recital Tuesday at p m a n Alumni banquet Wednesday at p m a Grade school graduation with address by Supt Charles G Roses at p m a High School graduation with Prof Menson as speaker Friday at p m a
Benson to address graduates at local high school
Prof Benson of the psychology department at Teachers College Cape Girardeau will speak to the high school graduates. Attendance is expected to be high. Geometry final exams were Minnick tests used in North Central States. Class averaged 86 percent. Promotion cards delayed until last day afternoon. No picnicking or loafing. final week to be as valuable as any.
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Albany
Benson
Teachers’ College
Cape Girardeau
North Central States
Thornell Laws Wedding In Linda And City
On Saturday afternoon Rev J S Newsom united Miss Effie Mue Laws of Linda and Fred Thornell of this city in a ceremony at about three thirty. Miss Laws, born and raised at Point Pleasant, has lived in Linda and is a niece of local residents Mr and Mrs W P Menatte. Thornell, a promising local man employed by the National Refining Co, has won favor among business interests. The couple left for Memphis Saturday night and returned Sunday. Friends extend best wishes for a happy and prosperous life.
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J. S&s. Newsom
Effie Mue Laws
Linda
Fred Thor-nell
Miss Laws
Point Pleasant
Bute
Lindi
W. P. Menatte
Thornell
National Refining Co
The Black and White Minstrel Draws Packed House
On Wednesday evening the Black and White Minstrel performance was well attended with the house filled before the curtain. People continued to arrive, with standing room exhausted and spectators lingering in the lobby. Hayti has given school entertainments strong community support, more than any town the writer knows.
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Hayti
State Superintendent Cites Delay in Teacher Training grads
State Superintendent Baker says examination of the teacher training course graduates will be given sometime later. The report notes that the regular questions went astray in the mails, causing delay and confusion.
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Baker
J. R. English
Wall paper prices as low as per rail across grades
Hightill Neifind Furniture Co of Ruthersville Missouri offers wallpaper with prices starting around 712 vents per rail and includes higher grade options for customers seeking premium quality.
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Hightill-Neifind Furniture Co
Caruthersville, Mo
Chas Reynolds Nominated for Pemiscot County Surveyor
The Hayu Herald carries a Democratic ticket announcement for Chas S Reynolds as Pemiscot County Surveyor. Reynolds, a long time resident, is backed by friends who cite his qualifications, trustworthiness, and impartial service if elected. He appeals for voters to consider him at the August primary polls.
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Hayu Herald
Chas. S. Reynolds
Pemiscot County
Reynolds
White Leghorns Pure Bred for Sale in Hayti Missouri
Mrs John Jamieson of Hayti Missouri advertises pure bred White Leghorn hens claimed as the world’s best layers. Eggs priced at $1.50 each or $6.50 per 100 with selling details included.
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John Jamieson
Hayti
Declining to value may turn victory loans to losses
The remark suggests that continued devaluation of victory loans could erode their value, potentially transforming gains into financial losses for lenders and borrowers over time.
Judgement Mirror Among Neighbors Warns of Loneliness
A reflective maxim warns that those who judge others now will face scrutiny later, as many peers observe the lone observer. The saying suggests that wisdom needs no further hint and implies social reciprocity in reputation.
Mary Curtner Hit by Car in Front of Home
Mrs. Mary Curtner was struck and dragged by a Ford driven by Pete Stephens, 14, while entering John Buckley’s delivery truck near her home. She sustained severe bruises and was reported in serious condition. The incident follows earlier editorials warning on children driving in city streets and calls for strict motor-law enforcement by city officials.
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Mary Curtner
Pete
Joe Stephens
Board of Aldermen
Steele Swampers trounce Hayti 9 to 0 in Sunday game
The Steele Swampers defeated Hayti 9 to 0 before a large crowd on May 2. Cecil was the winning pitcher with nine strikeouts and two hits allowed. May made a running catch to highlight the game, while Hinchey went 5 for 5 at the plate. Stewart started for Hayti, relieved by Perkins in the second inning. Steele plans a new park soon and hopes to host more games there.
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Steele
Hayti
Cecil
May
Hinchey
Stewart
Perkins
Portageville High School Annual Publicized by Herald
Robert Burkovitz and John Kil lion of Portageville High School came down today in the interest of the school annual which the Herald is publishing further. Wallpaper in the newest designs and patterns. Highfill Neifind Furniture Co Caruthersville. If everybody followed the teachings of the Golden Rule there would be a more equal division of the gold.
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Robert Burkovitz
John Killion
Portageville High School
The
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Highfill-Neifind Furniture Co
Caruthersville
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