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Newspaper
Hayti Herald
Location
Hayti, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1910
Page
4
F M Johnson of Terry visited Hayti while Conductor Harmon returned to duty. Several locals plan moves to Kennett and Hayti. visitors include Lee Ross, J T Adams family, and Mrs Chas Goodrich. Stores advertise cigars, ice cream, and a new butcher shop. The grist mill, cement and lime deliveries, and a poultry yard project at the ball park are noted along with multiple social visits and church events.
Random phrases mix rustics and oddities. A note about corn shells and gravel hints at rural life. A line about fine old jays for sale suggests a local sale listing in Car uthersville.
A fragment suggests local talk in Hayti over temperance and liquor, mentioning the Herald and an expectation of a sale to dry supporters. The snippet hints at community debate and the push for more assertive action in Prohibition era style.
Dr Trautmann of Hayti Missouri advertises fence posts for sale at low prices. Local buyers may contact the Hayti address for purchase details.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION STATE OF MISSOURI Pemiscot County In the Circuit Court July term 1910 John Barfield plaintiff Susan F Barfield defendant Plaintiff sues for dissolution of marriage grounds desertion Defendant nonresident publication ordered Clerk in Vacation to notify by publication unless she appears next term at Caruthersville Answer or demur by first day of July term otherwise confessed Judgment to be rendered Four weeks Havti Herald publisher Caruthersville Missouri April 25 1910 Kh S Huffman Circuit Clerk
Bundled lines reference Caruthersville supply depot. The excerpt mentions a phone for booze, center location, and various aphorisms about troubles, price, and a divided house. The passage reads as a fragment of local ad style or political saying.
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