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Newspaper
Hayti Herald
Location
Hayti, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1916
Page
2
Herald Wins County Printing Contract for 1918
The Pemiscot County court on Monday awarded the county printing contract for a term ending May 1918 to the Hayti Herald. The bid was 5 cents per square for the first insertion and 2 cents per square for each subsequent insertion. The sole rival, the Caruthersville Argus, bid 18 cents for the first insertion and 22 cents per square for subsequent ones. The Argus previously held the contract at lower rates, and the switch to the Herald is expected to save the county about 31,000.00 annually. The commentary notes the Herald’s higher bid may still boost local subscriptions and ad revenue.
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Pemiscot
Herald Promotes Local Savings and County Support
The editorial argues the Herald offers cheaper county advertising than the Argus, saving residents 32 cents per square inch over two years. It urges readers to support the Herald to keep the paper strong and beneficial for the county’s finances and development.
Illustrated Directory changes House portrait policy
The Lower House votes to illustrate the Congressional Directory with at least 531 portraits, one for each Representative and Senator. The measure aims to boost posterity and historical value, though it may lead to more congressmen appearing in newspapers and being recognized by sight beyond their state delegations.
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Capitol
St. Louis
Community Notes From a City Visit and Local Subscriptions
J. E. Duncan and family from Caruthersville visited the city Monday night. Frank Hopkins of Steele renews for another year. Eva Woodruff nee Eva Allen of Bethany Okla arrives for a two month visit with her parents Mr and Mrs B F Allen. S J Smalley of New Madrid renews for a year and sends a kind letter. Mrs M M Smitherman departs Saturday for an extended visit with her brother H W Barnes and family at Troy Tennessee. she last visited the old home eighteen years ago and will meet many changes. Walter Barnes accompanies her to visit his parents.
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Eva Allen
Bethany
Okla
B. F. Allen
M. M. Smitherman
H. W. Barnes
Troy
Tennessee
P. R. Smith
Cape Girardeau
Resolutions for Mollie P. Gwin of Pecan Grove Camp
W O W Circle No 159 of Pecan Grove Camp in Hayti Missouri mourns the death of Mrs Mollie P Gwin aged 58 who joined the circle in 1900 and was its first death since the organization in 1907 The resolutions drape the charter in mourning extend sympathy to the bereaved family and direct copies to minutes local papers and the husband F M Gwin Committee members Katie Yearta Nannie Mitchell W B Reasoner Also brief notes cover local social and business activity in Hayti including visits and purchases and news of Mrs Smiths illness in this city.
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Mollie P. Gwin
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Lefler's Cherry Bark Cough Syrup Promises Relief
Cherry Bark Cough Syrup will relieve that cough offered at Lefler's. The short note promotes a medicinal product and location without additional details or context.
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