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Newspaper
Hayti Herald
Location
Hayti, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1913
Page
2
The Hayti Herald proclaims its stance in politics and law, defends printing without fear, and explains subscription limits and sample mail rules under 1914 postal law. It notes residents who refused samples, the return of unsold copies, and a forthcoming quo warranto action to oust newly elected city officials.
Colonel George Washington Goethals led the Panama Canal project as chief engineer and head of the death cat commission six years ago. Born in Brooklyn on June 20, 1858, he oversaw vast earth removal and construction. He was appointed chief engineer of the canal February 26, 1907, and assumed command the following April.
The article defends reporting on a court case while lamenting miscommunication among Hayti residents. It asserts the need for truthful coverage, notes many locals lacked access to the paper, and explains efforts to counter gossip with sample copies for informed opinions.
A troubling incident drew sharp responses from residents and officials, who condemned the act as wholly unnecessary. No injuries were reported, and investigators are reviewing footage to identify those responsible. Local leaders urge calm as they plan community meetings to address safety concerns.
Brief excerpt from the St Louis Republic remarks on the Hiavii Her aid, reflecting period tone and concise editorial note. The readable slice hints at a parliamentary or public aid discussion, capturing the paper’s informal critique and historical context.
A broken political jab from the Hayti Herald mocks opponents and local papers. It condemns a mayoral candidate and his supposed influence while railing at party loyalties and media control. The piece uses fragmented phrasing to critique journalism and the politics of Missouri.
The note warns that sending copies of the Herald to unfriendly recipients could cause trouble, emphasizing existing difficulties and urging caution in sharing the newspaper.
The documents were prepared and the proper information filed. The cases will come up in the July term of circuit court.
A terse note reports many deadhead subscriptions cut while several new names have prepaid. It asks whether our nail receipts have diminished, urging verification with the postmaster.
The message asks about visibility of iti on Tlerate 4 and whether it was conveyed. No concrete facts, entities, or events are present to summarize into a standard newspaper card.
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