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Newspaper
Hayti Herald
Location
Hayti, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1919
Page
2
For sale or trade a nearly new 1918 Ford in good condition with new casings. Will accept cash, credit, or trade for hogs or other live stock. Contact J. BE. Smith at Wardell Farm, Huytt. 26 27pd.
Austin M. Neely of Blytheville Arkansas visited Sunday to greet old friends. A six room wired residence with fruit trees and outbuildings is for sale at a reasonable price, see The Herald Office. Win York is at The Herald Office and Chas Morgan along with Sid Yates attended to business in Caruthersville Tuesday. Good range store, practically new, for sale at a bargain. see The Herald Office.
Geo John of Blytheville visited Blytheville Sunday and called on Wilber Stewart at Turnbaughs Jewelry Store in Caruthersville Mo. Chas Johnson traveled to Dallas Friday on business and will return tomorrow. Spot Cash Grocery advertised 49 watt lamp globes at 30 cents. Mrs Lee Hampton and children of Carleton visited Mrs Lona Henderson Sunday. An optical showroom claim promotes testing and fitting lenses at Turnbaughs Jewelry Store Caruthersville Mo.
Mrs Carrie Byrd reported ill with small pox near town. Clarence Spaulding of Caruthersville transacted business in our city Tuesday. Bring your Butter Eggs and Chickens to the White Star Meat Market for the highest cash price. Mrs T J Trautmann returned Friday from Lutesville visiting her sister. Bring your Butter Eyes and Mr and Mrs W E Robertson and Lois Brown went to Caruthersville today on business. A large assortment of head neck laces in various grades at Turnhbaughs Jewelry Store Caruthersville Mo. Cass Blair came over from Caruthersville Monday to visit his brother Owen who works in the White Star Meat Market. Bring your Butter Eggs and Mrs Ophie Shepard left yesterday for Memphis to be examined for a face trouble. Jesse F Gwin returned Monday night from Tulsa Okla after a few weeks stay.
A fragmentary comic description notes the Eusy Talker conducting a daily symposium on the Alleys covering topics like liquor, Billy Sunday, weather, the Rooshians, operations, Bryan, the price of lawgs, and more. The piece observes that Eusy Talkers turn hard to listen to, with a knowing quip about being told so.
The feathers of the golden pheasant provide profits as material for artificial flies in salmon fishing. Native to China, these birds are hardy and easy to rear in this country, and pose little trouble to keep.
The text extols dependability as gathering all virtue into daily use and shaping character. It likens reliability to a spiritual watchdog companion and to brightening even humble hearts with beauty.
John F. Rose explains resignation from grammar school post, saying he privately informed officials and sought board explanations, lamenting lack of hearing and prejudiced treatment. He asserts no intent to disrupt, hoped for eighth grade success, and cites town speculation as motive.
The Bayou community reports rising cotton planting activity while J as Byrd kills a rat in a single hole. Local Victory Liberty Loan meeting features speakers J B Duncan, Mr. French and Mr. Reynolds. Rev T R Stroup announces services, inviting turnout. Kesner works in Haiti this week as measles spread locally.
The piece argues about subtleties in literary expression citing Lincoln's Gettysburg opening and Wordsworth. It contrasts synonyms with nuanced meanings, noting terms like victuals versus food and deathlessness versus immortality.
The message urges learning to talk to get ahead, noting some speak too much yet are better than those who are mute and wrapped in themselves. It warns that a wall of reserve is not pleasant to encounter.
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