Hides and Produce Wanted in Hayti MO
Classified ad notes Bri our hides chickens batter usd other produces to all. Ret you either in trade or cash market price spot cash grocery. Hayti Missouri.
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Newspaper
Hayti Herald
Location
Hayti, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1917
Page
4
Classified ad notes Bri our hides chickens batter usd other produces to all. Ret you either in trade or cash market price spot cash grocery. Hayti Missouri.
For Rent four room residence apply to T P Russell ayti.
For sale notice lists a good mare harness and buggy along with a nearly new item. Names Mia and Mary Curt ner appear with Hayti as location in the listing.
A seven-room residence in good location is for sale on reasonable terms to the right party. Contact Mrs. Mary Curtner in Hayti for details.
B A Tolle and family returned Tuesday after a stay at Rieves where they fell ill. A severe accident near Hayti injured driver Fred Reed in a crash involving cars from Cooter and Arkansas, details unavailable. Missing items include advertisements for Kabo corsets, Beef Hides sales by J H Fields, Lettie Buck visiting Huffman Arkansas, and a temperance non alcoholic beverage claim.
The Hayti Herald presents its masthead with staff names and address. Subscription terms list 61.50 per year cash in advance. Letters and notices may be filed at Herald Building Hayti Missouri with office and telephone details provided.
U S Department of Agriculture urges housekeepers to save wide neck bottles for fruits jellies jams and juices due to possible jar shortages. Jellies and preserves can be kept in corked or papered containers and even ordinary glasses with paper and paraffin. Vegetables soups and meats require standard jars or tin cans. dry and evaporate perishables. use containers wisely to maximize nutrition.
A newspaper opinion condemns bills restricting press freedom by banning liquor ads in dry states. The piece argues prohibition is used to attack editorial independence, warning such laws would erode free expression across the nation, and pledges support for absolute press freedom.
Police authorities and the con stable have been busy in ten days of actions against city undesirables. Many suspects misread the new administration as a bluff and face the strengthened legal response.
Over the past week able street and drainage work has been done on our streets and we are expecting to see better streets than heretofore.
The author argues that fining well known prostitutes and their associates on pleas of guilty only licenses crime. They urge stopping the practice and imposing jail sentences, believing brief jail stays would deter offenders and push them to seek work elsewhere.
Citizens urged to support the bond issue ensuring a high school building for Hayti's boys and girls. The message states farmers in the school district deserve equal access and benefit from the education facilities as city residents.
With current high prices for building materials and land values the district cannot buy a suitable site and erect a building for less than twenty to twenty five thousand dollars, and wonders why spend more when a cheaper option yields a well located property worth many times the option value.
Citizens warned not to vote against the plan to buy city hall for school use. The message says the issue will not raise taxes and is needed to provide more room for students. It stresses that without expansion the district risks overcrowding and harming graduation rates and community prospects.
The Herald notes a short news week due to installing a new job press to handle increasing work. It asserts a better equipped press section in the county with new type faces and expert compositors, promising top press work and composition without price increases.
The board, urged by many district property owners, votes to hold an election to issue bonds to purchase and equip the city hall property. Opinions split between opposition rooted in misunderstanding and shortsightedness, but the majority supports the plan as the property value greatly exceeds the.asking amount.
Examinations for the second semester are set for Thursday and Friday. Portageville High School will stage The Masonic Ring at the Dorris Theater on Thursday night May 24. Proceeds will be shared with the local school. Miss Lambert hosts seniors Wednesday evening at the high school.
A fire at 9:15 Tuesday night destroyed L. G. Averill's private garage in the east part of town. The Haynes Six and tools were lost in a blaze valued around 1700 with 1000 insurance. Cause uncertain, with possibilities of faulty wiring or arson, a half-pint bottle of coal oil found by Mrs Mollie Dorris the next day.
J M Ball reported in Memphis Tuesday where the torpedo boat destroyer was seen and will voyage up the Mississippi in two weeks. Citizens are urged to view the vessel when it appears locally as the so called dog of war. Local residents F M Perkins Geo Merrell W S McCumber Rolla Irwin W P Meatte and Ben J Phillips enjoyed a few days on Wolf Bayou this week after the funny tribe. The paper notes a rush of legal work limited article length and thanks J M Foust for renewing his subscription.
Mrs. Frank Murphy of 902 Salley street in Hannibal declares Tanlac has cured indigestion and nervousness, led to weight gain and better sleep, and praises its effects on appetite and well being. The ad notes Tanlac as Master Medicine for stomach, liver and kidney issues and mentions Lefler's Drug Store in Hayti for introduction. Also references weather broadcasts via wireless and Sanol liver kidney tonic sales. Mrs Mack Snyder and Ruth of Truman Ark visit.
Robert Phoenix reports difficulty finding men for cleaning work in the Denton neighborhood. Miss Helen Stephens visits grandparents in Chaffee. T. Ben Turnbaugh offers piano tuning and regulation services in Caruthersville, member of the American Guild of Piano Turners.
A brief note describes serving Cerva at Dutch lunches, pienica events, and social affairs, highlighting its use as a beverage option in these gatherings.
The 1915 olive crop in California is estimated to produce 1,000,000 gallons of oil and 1,800,000 gallons of packed olives. A local ad urges readers to improve vision with eye exams at Lesler's Drug Store every Wednesday, urging customers to see Plummer for sharper sight.
An advertisement touts freezone a Cincinnati discovery that loosens and lifts every corn or callus with no pain or irritation. It costs little and works by shrinking the corn without harming surrounding skin, with instructions to ask a local druggist to order it if not in stock.
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