Joe J Russell Unopposed in Democratic Primary for Congress
The paper notes that Congressman Joe J Russell has no Democratic primary opponent in the 14th district race. It lauds his service, cites his support for the Mississippi River and Levee Improvement bill, and highlights his role on the Flood Control Committee which has saved thousands of dollars for farmers. It urges a large vote for him in the primary.
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Joe J. Russell
Congress
Russell
Hayti Herald issue details May 24
The Hayti Herald from Hayti Missouri dated May 24 provides local notices and community items. It lists town happenings, brief notices, and small advertisements typical of a rural weekly newspaper.
H Thompson Seeks Pemiscot County Assessor Post
H Thompson announces candidacy for Pemiscot County Assessor in the Democratic primary on August 1. A longtime public servant born in Virginia, he has served as Portageville city marshal, township constable, and county farm keeper, pledging fairness and no bias if elected.
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H. Thommpson
Pemiscot
Mr. Thompson
Duta
Eieis
Blind County
Virginia
Jesse Thompson
Portageville
Pemiscot County
H. Thompson
Missouri
Guydso
Pascola
J. F. Smyth
Caruthersville
E. S. McCarty & Co
Thompson
Johnson entertains preachers at his home gathering
Herald records a warm home visit where W L Johnson hosted preachers and guests, sharing meals and hospitality before summer school. The event featured gospel singing and community chatter, with attendees expressing appreciation and plans for future gatherings. A separate note mentions a business trip to Senath and local club invitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dol Tison
Johnson
A Fond Farewell From Hayti Primary Teacher Levi It Lang
Levi It Lang of Hayti Missouri retires after thirteen years teaching primary classes. She expresses gratitude to pupils, parents, fellow teachers, and officials and recalls joys and lasting impressions she made guiding many children. She bids a hopeful farewell with love to all and notes a reunion may come someday. May 24, 1916.
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Hayti
Peauletter
Levtiitia
Park Lang
Brumley Entertains City Teachers and Ministers
Mr and Mrs Roy Brumley entertained several ministers who led a meeting in the city and teachers from the public schools Wednesday night. A dainty three course luncheon was served and hospitality was evident. Attending were Superintendent W H Johnson Miss Jessie Hill Miss Mayme Winters Miss Mayme Pickens Flora Winters Verna Welborn Letitia MacFarland Bailey Brooks Reverends H A Showmaker Garrison and K V Propst and singer Mr Lowell.
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Roy Brumley
W. H. Johnson
Jessie Hill
Mayme Winters
Mayme Pickens
Flora Winters
Verna Welborn
Letitia MacFarland
Bailey Brooks
H. A
Garrison
K. V. Propst
Mr. Lowell
Pemiscot Land Values Surge in County History
Pemiscot County land values are rising rapidly. A large sale closed Monday saw 610 acres go for 100 per acre, among the biggest Peach County transactions. The piece notes dramatic price jumps and growing local awareness of land value trends.
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Miscot County
School entertainment at Cassidy scon causes mishap
No. 8 ITEMS recalls a rough school event at Cassidy scon where a local farmer from Noo S, Dill Batley, rode a mule to a bridge and was thrown when frightened by a passing Nile. Bill He sustained a dislocated lip. Claude Clark and family visited Jones for Sunday school. attendance remained strong despite bad weather.
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Cassidy Scon
Dill Batley
Noo S
Cooter
Nile
Bill
Claude Clark
Jones
Jas Long Announces Candidacy for Public Administrator
Public Administrator candidate Jas Long, from Pemiscot County, seeks reelection to the office in the upcoming August primary. Long, cashier of the First National Bank of Caruthersville, notes his record and asks voters to weigh his qualifications and support him in the Democratic primary.
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Hayti Herula
Jas
Long
Mr. Long
Pemiscot County
First National Bank of
Caruthersville
Blytheville residents on renewals and honors roll
Peter Streit of Blytheville and Will Kyle of Caruthersville join renewal and honor roll lists. Teachers plan summer assignments at Columbia Normal Cape Girardeau and Caruthersville. Hayti Development Co stockholders met in Cape Girardeau to review year end. The group will repair replace paint and paper and place property for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Kyle
Caruthersville
Herald
Red Morgan
Cape Girardeau
Hayti Development Co
Conon
Morgan
Malden monument man in Hayti for marble work
I D Johnson of Malden, known as the monument man, visited Hayti on Tuesday to attend to Malden Marble Work matters. Republican brewery politicians in St. Louis wrestle with choosing a governor candidate while public interest remains muted. Tucker Moesiers of Caruthersville, ex-cashier at Steele bank, traveled to Blytheville Ark for a promising hotel clerking position. Parmenter and Miss Nelle Ador were seen in transit from Campbell to Portageville. local friends note recent arrivals and social ties in the community.
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I. D. Johnson
Malden
Hayti
St. Louis
Repolitsins
Twe Orner
Tucker Moesiers
Caruthersville
Steele
Blytheville
Ark
Og Hiotel
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Anheuser-Busch
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Netherlands
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University At Columbia
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