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Newspaper
Hayti Herald
Location
Hayti, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1911
Page
2
The Commercial Appeal notes the Maine raising project off Havana, with cofferdams and pumping to lift the wreck into view by June. A U S cruiser will observe the final rescue while debate continues over whether the explosion was internal or external and whether Spain should be invited to observe.
The brief reflects a shared reaction to a rallying message with emphasis on collective concern and unity. It notes broad reader engagement and a call to action, implying a pending decision or step after widespread reading.
A Missouri writer’s verse from the Caruthersville Angus lauds mothers prayers and public virtue. It urges readers to defend a local motto while noting civic hall cleanliness and the marshal’s duties toward city offices and the new city hall fund.
A compact, period tone item hints at progress in Hayti with plans for a new depot and electric lights. The piece contrasts old and new fashions while noting adult couples reflecting on life choices and mistakes. The fragmentary text implies civic and social themes of growth and modernization.
A young woman acts modest about her knowledge while a young man overestimates his own, revealing playful deception in a social exchange.
Dry spells threaten crops as farmers grow anxious about dwindling moisture and potential losses. Officials and local groups discuss possible aid and weather mitigation ideas to support agriculture amid the long drought.
A brief note recalls warning a newspaper colleague to loosen up before making a risky leap, but the advice was ignored as he leaped nonetheless.
A provocative comment links pistol pockets to women in harem style skirts sparking debate over safety and dress code implications in public spaces.
Advertising terms for Reading matter per line and display ads. First time pages priced at 1000 with no change and 27 percent for certain placements. Space per inch and professional cards described. Ads must be submitted between Thursday and Monday. Weekly changes allowed only at weekly rates. Rates and contracts are fixed and adhered to.
A rested observer notes two kinds of soldiers the young man with a job and the young men in the army. The piece contrasts civilian engaged youths with those serving, reflecting on duty and career paths amid wartime context.
Diaz indicated he would relent only if rebel forces proved strong enough to compel surrender. The remark frames a standoff in which the balance of power and willingness to negotiate hinge on rebel momentum and resolve.
A terse remark notes the calamity bowl's failure to advance tariff reform as reformers push for change amid economic strain. The line underscores frustration with legislative progress and the sense of ineffective policy tools in the era.
A repuish cow opens gates and grazes the public square for days prompting a planned dehorning at night. A girl faces social stigma within her family as her mother pressures her to marry, while the boy endures humiliation for lacking a male presence in the household.
A rival faction of cosmoponists argues the Martian canals are cracks in the planet rather than artificial channels. They challenge prevailing theories and call for renewed scrutiny of surface features and planetary geology.
Health officials note disease carriers especially malaria and fevers in all cities and urge the Hayti board of health to act. They request that all water barrels be securely covered with cloth or treated with oil to prevent contamination.
The call for a stock law intensifies to curb cattle at night and stop turning horses and mules onto streets. Few own hogs or livestock and nonowners should not bear others' burden.
The writer argues the city must establish a grade line for sidewalks to avoid unsightly, dangerous walks with steps and jump-offs. Urges rapid passage of the ordinance and a Wed survey and level to set the line.
Portageville Critic reports Onur county court judges directed the clerk to hire an auditing firm to review the books of New Madrid county officers. The action was a routine business measure, not a reflection on the officers.
Half a million jack salmon minnows released in the James River near Springfield under M. B. O Brien, superintendent of the State Fish Hatcheries. The release marks the first in that section since the hatchery began operations. Farmers with ponds will also receive various kinds of innows.
Residents report unusually high mosquito numbers this spring with investigations pointing to an increase in rainwater barrels acting as breeding sites. Health officials urge removing standing water and adopting barrier measures to curb the infestation.
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