Mule for Sale Cheap for Cash or Note
Local notice lists a mule for sale by Guy Sanders offering cash or a good note as payment option. No additional details provided.
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Newspaper
Hayti Herald
Location
Hayti, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1915
Page
2
Local notice lists a mule for sale by Guy Sanders offering cash or a good note as payment option. No additional details provided.
An 19th century ad touts Falstaf ale as the choicest product of the brewer’s art. It claims whiskey lovers should choose this best beer for health and not getting drunk, inviting patrons to Scott & Morgans Saloon for purchase.
The Hayti Herald argues Hayti’s sixteen daily passenger trains solidify its role as Pemiscot County hub and gateway for Dunklin County. It predicts rapid modern growth, capital influx, and the city becoming the county metropolis as opportunities arise. The piece contrasts with a separate note on US war sentiment and constitutional rights amid a Menace postal case in Aurora.
Judge Sterling H. McCarty will convene the first term of court under the new circuit law for the county next Monday. Since his appointment he has been busy and we expect him to apply the same energy and decisiveness in this court as in his home county. He is noted as a stern figure against pistol toters.
The New Madrid Record published by Albert Allen marks its fiftieth year of continuous operation under the same owner. Allen announces plans for up to date equipment after forty nine years, signaling a new era as the country paper keeps pace with changing times.
A state plan to connect county seats via roads includes a Caruthersville Kennett route passing Hayti. The line would head toward New Madrid and align with Kennett's section line west of Hayti. It would reuse the old county road from Caruthersville to Hayti through prime alfalfa country.
As reported, The Critic by C. N. Walker ceased publication on the 7th. Machinery and office equipment were loaded and moved to Piggott Arkansas, where funds have been raised to launch a competing paper against the Piggott Banner, a strong local paper with fine equipment.
Casper M Edwards of Malden a former newspaper man and later a lawyer was recently appointed chief clerk in the office of Attorney General Barker. The post pays 32000 a year and rewards Edwards for backing Barker in the 1912 campaign.
The United States adopts a measured tone amid Lusitania tensions, avoiding bluster while urging Germany to respect rights. The piece urges remaining calm as the issue goes before Germany, trusting peaceful settlement and deferring to the President’s lead.
Postmaster Juden spent Tuesday and Wednesday in the territory north of town soliciting signers for a petition to create a rural route from Hayti to the Foust post office and back via Terry Switch. If approved, the route would replace the star route and provide free delivery to many along Terry Switch, though road conditions prevent extending to Godair.
The piece notes residents hoping for a road improvement to enable free rural delivery. Mr. Juden seeks to improve service with no compensation for Inabors, proposing the Foust post office be served by a rural carrier, replacing the current route and using the carrier salary to fund the new service for greater reach with little extra cost. Two men, Irvin Jackson and Marshall Roberts, are arraigned for stealing four chickens from Mrs. Roberts, with five days lodging secured on a misdemeanor charge amid hints of prior offenses.
Mrs Sam Sutton and children and Mrs Dick Johnston of Ca ruthersville were guests last Thursday of the families of W H Sutton near town and Bob Easly in this city.
An old advertisement offers one hundred dollars for a catarrh cure that fails. It cites testimonials about F Cheney and mentions the National Bank of Castle Hill along with Hall's Catarrh Cure taken internally and sold by druggists.
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