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Newspaper
Hayti Herald
Location
Hayti, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1912
Page
2
Fragmented editorial rant compares type setting costs and profits of the Argus to county printing charges. It accuses the Argus of underpaying and pushing burdens onto the county, cites specific figures for column and page production, and condemns perceived bias and union-style tactics.
The editor explains a crushed foot from a GOOTH piece of iron used in setting up a new press. He is crutch-bound and off work, facing weeks of recovery and financial loss, urging local readers to support the newspaper by providing news and business assistance.
The Herald remains a reliable county institution, earning public confidence and patronage through its consistent printing duties and standing in the community.
A county court weighs the duty to print notices and uphold a newspaper’s standing. It argues that public interests rely on fair advertising practices and careful consideration of publication quality.
The text notes George Washington Michael of Gunpbell is out again for Congress. It claims he has changed from socialist to democrat to republican, calling him an ideal disturber with uncertain future. The source language is garbled but portrays a volatile party affiliation arc.
Four years after starting small operations the Hiyyu Plead now runs a well equipped printing plant in the county capable of handling any order by size, class or type.
When a newspaper fails to meet its debts and disrespect neighbors, public confidence wanes and the paper risks closure as trust dissolves in the community.
A brief fragment notes readers are preoccupied and avoid newspapers that have no direct business with them. The tone suggests distraction and dismissal of unrelated notices.
The message asks if Morehouse Hustler should be removed from an exchange list and notes a shortage of advertising space for certain county papers. It speaks in indirect terms and includes scattered phrases about promotions and access, with no concrete events or dates.
A succinct political barb notes how loyalty within a political group shines through in recognition and support, implying internal cohesion and shared identity among party members.
The text argues against cheap printed campaign cards, claiming they fail to impress voters. It advises avoiding overly loud messaging and favors simple, clean materials as the only effective option.
County officials announce the August primary at specified polling places in Leanisent county for nonpartisan and party nominees. The notice lists offices including governor, attorney general, judges, representatives, sheriffs, assessors, treasurer, and constables with township committees for each party, dated May 14, Carruthersville Missouri.
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