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Newspaper
Hayti Herald
Location
Hayti, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1916
Page
6
Various small ads: a 3 year old Shetland pony for sale to a boy or girl, a woman seeks a place to keep it, four vacant lots and a house for sale, a young milch cow, seven or eight tons of wood and hay, reinforced iron ware, and a liquor sale at Seoln & Morgan's Saloon promising health benefits and no intoxication.
Rumor arrives that Kos Dorris son of Mrs Jassie Dorris and grandson of Mr and Mrs Elmer Stephens has attended school six years without absence or tardiness. Investigation confirms the record and the paper congratulates him on wood character and stickability. Readers with similar records are urged to share details.
Mrs. J. W. Dowdy of Essex visited her daughter Mrs. W. H. Johnson. She was accompanied by her daughters Miss Beulah and Miss Daisy and her young son, H.
An exchange piece argues that upbringing shapes behavior on sidewalks. It notes that a gentleman yields space and a lady allows passage. politeness is lacking in many homes, and public schools should teach it, including the grain war free.
The Hayti Herald explains a forced removal of names from its subscription list due to post office regulations. It urges readers in arrears to renew and shows patriotism for Hayti and its institution. Also notes Miss Lettie Kuck of Huffman, Ark, returning home from public school for vacation.
Bottled in bond Full Quarts. Gordon Dry Gin Old Tom Gin Imperial Dry Gin of.
The text records two orders of publication from Pemiscot County circuit court cases in 1906 and 1916. Each notice, addressed to defendants not residing in Missouri, invites publication to dissolve bonds of matrimony. Court clerks issue warrants for service by publication in The Hayti Herald, with dates and terms specified.
In the July 1916 term of Pemiscot County Circuit Court, J N Anglin sues Deecie Anglin over desertion. The defendant, not a Missouri resident, must appear by July term 1916 at the Caruthersville courthouse or a default judgment will be entered. The document is dated May 18 1916 and signed by E S Huffman.
Under President Wilson's administration wages in this country have reached the highest point in the history of the world.
In the Circuit Court of Pemiscot County Missouri July Term 1916 J M Ball plaintiff v The unknown consort heirs devisees or grantees of Presley Phillips deceased Shapley G Phillips Bettie Phillips Hettie Davis Robert Cloud and others defendants an action to quiet title regarding lands in Pemiscot County Missouri plaintiff asserts fee simple ownership of described tracts including part of the southeast quarter and the east half of the southwest quarter near a public dredge ditch with 6.47 acres and seeks recognition of title against parties claiming by heirs or grantees none of whom are named. The petition details prior entries and alleged mesne conveyances and contends plaintiff acquired all rights through heirs of Presley Phillips and subsequent transfers, naming several potential claimants and referencing a 1859 warranty deed to Robert Cloud.
The document outlines a suit by Mary M. Cloud and heirs against Walter Glidwell and others over a west half of the southeast quarter and east half of the northwest quarter of section thirty-six in Pemiscot County Missouri. It details claims of custody, tax history, and possession spanning over thirty-one years, asserts plaintiff owns by continued possession, and seeks judicial determination of rights titles and estates. Publication of notice is ordered in The Mayth Herald for four weeks, with defendants nonresident or unknown to be summoned.
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