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Newspaper
Hayti Herald
Location
Hayti, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1915
Page
2
An advertisement from Scott and Morgan promotes a wide range of beverages including whiskey wine and beer for family use or medicine. It touts the stock as the choicest product of the brewer's art and invites readers to enjoy the latest offerings.
A Hayti amid political clash with Caruthersville over censuses and local option votes. The Caruthersville Argus faces critique for urging Hayti to invalidate its census to aid its wet campaign. The piece defends Judge Henderson and Hayti’s right to self governance amid ongoing county tensions. A spring farming note closes with favorable conditions for Pemiscot county crops.
A Detroit reader writes that town improvement starts with personal effort. The verse argues that when residents stop criticizing and work together, towns can be revived and reflect collective action rather than fault finding. It urges self reliance and cooperation to spark community renewal.
Readable lines claim prophecies printed in 1455 before America and other discoveries. The verse predicts carriages without horses, world travel, flying, waters with wonders, upside down world, gold at tree roots, horses and man walking, and end at 1881. Contains archaic spelling and invented events.
Miss Bonnie Hart joined Hayti visitors at the Cape Girardeau athletic event last week. Button Starrett of Malden looked after Roberts Cotton Oil interests for a day. A S Robbins of Piggott Ark interviewed local dry goods merchants. J M Ball visited from the farm to spend Sunday with family. Judge Jas M Azo reelected police judge. Judge W C Riles passed through Hayward. Jas W Gaither read Herald readers after returning from Memphis. George A Lamb, county treasurer, traveled toward Portageville to meet his wife returning from St Louis hospital treatment.
Mrs Clara Avery of Highwood Michigan reports life nearly saved by Cardus the woman’s tonic after years of female troubles. She says half a bottle restored strength, allowing her to return to daily work and ease dizzy spells. Cardus, made from herbs, aids nature and relieves symptoms.
Pure Single Comb White Leghorn stock offered in settings of 14 for 81.00. Cockerels from first price winners in state contest of 200 eggs and better. Also fresh eggs for table use. Guaranteed reasonable prices. Kk oS Fuller Havti Missouri.
Drs Hudgings and Crowe of Caruthersville were here Saturday. The two physicians are inseparable companions and have shared an office for several years.
A 19th century ad-style notice promises a hundred dollar reward for incurable catarrh and asserts Hall's Catarrh Cure effects. It includes endorsements from F J Cheney and the National Bank of Commerce of Toledo and cites testimonials, price per bottle, and a claim of internal action.
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