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Newspaper
Hayti Herald
Location
Hayti, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1917
Page
4
For Rent four-room residence with details limited. Apply to T P Russell for viewing and rental terms.
For sale is a nearly new mare with harness and buggy. Contact Mrs Mary Carter in Hayti for details.
A seven room residence on ore set in a good Hayti location is for sale on reasonable terms to the right party. Mrs. Mary Curtner.
Gov Gardner urges Missourians to ignore paid petition campaigns seeking to derail revenue measures. He notes inheritance tax opponents pay lawyers and agents to defeat it. Readers who signed petitions are asked to withdraw by contacting the Secretary of State. Also mentions scraps of meat or fish can mix with cereal for nourishment and notes a ten cent bundle of old newspapers at the Herald office.
The Hayti Herald urges residents to vote yes on a school district bond issue to fund a new building on block 29. It details past costs totaling 22605 and argues bond passage will add value with little tax increase, citing local education rankings and a move to wider capacity. Also notes skim milk guidance and waste reduction tips.
The current term totals 560 district students with 535 enrolled at peak and ten teachers. With 560 students, each teacher would have 56 pupils, proving insufficient time for proper instruction. Officials predict 600 students this year, risking a drop from top high school rankings unless more classroom space is added. parents urged to vote Yes to expand facilities.
Hayti voters face a bond limit of 10000 dollars insufficient to buy land and build a new high and grade school. The State Department of Education requests more space for a fast growing district. Officials urge residents to support expanded facilities to keep local schools competitive and avoid regressing to a country school standard.
Much food is wasted as people fail to use leftovers. cereals can be reheated or mixed with fruits, meats, or vegetables into appetizing side dishes. Even a spoonful of cereal can thicken soup, gravy, or sauce, reducing waste.
The guidance states annual yellow sweet clover should be sown only in the South and Southwest of the United States and solely as a cover crop or green manure. It emphasizes avoiding other regions and purposes beyond soil improvement.
Stale bread is versatile for cooking with vegetables and meats to make cakes breads and puddings and other dishes.
Readable guidance explains that vegetables invite attention when seasoned well and cooked properly. Poorly prepared produce becomes unappealing and many items may be left uneaten.
Printing with a prestige can be had in placing your next order for job printing if placed with the Herald at Huyti Missouri.
The passage notes that fat trimmed from meat during preparation or cooking can be repurposed. Butchers trim valuable fat after weighing meat and setting the price, and housewives paying for it could reuse it at home to cut expenses on cooking fats.
A report notes large quantities of nourishing fats and nitrogen from American garbage are recovered by garbage and fertilizer plants, but much is discarded as useless for human consumption, highlighting inefficiencies in waste use.
A note that the green tops of vegetables including radishes turnips celery and beets are rich in minerals and nutrients and can be cooked as greens or eaten as salad additions.
A brief item notes Cerva served at Dutch lunches picnics and social gatherings. It highlights casual dining, community events, and local customs surrounding the beverage choice.
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