Miss Elen Gardner Seeks Care in Cape Girardeau
Miss Elen Gardner travelled to Cape Girardeau on Wednesday for medical treatment at the city hospital.
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Newspaper
Hayti Herald
Location
Hayti, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1918
Page
3
Miss Elen Gardner travelled to Cape Girardeau on Wednesday for medical treatment at the city hospital.
Pemiscot County and nine townships earned Liberty Bond Honor Flags for oversubscribing their quotas. Honored townships were Hayti Concord Pascola Braggadocia Little Prairie Holland Organ and Cooter. Butler Godair and Little River failed to meet quotas or subscriber counts. The over subscriptions stemmed from farmers buying through Portageville Pemiscot and Virginia townships. This liberal bonding by many reflects a notable county and state achievement.
At the Mitchell home last Sunday at 6 p.m. W. L. Harper of Ville Ark and Mrs. Mollie Hall of Caruthersville were joined in a ceremony officiated by Rev. John T. Self.
Weather remains favorable at Stanley as farmers near full planting. A large turnout attends a big meeting, with Rev Clark and family dining with Mrs Lee Crockett. Viola Patterson of Haytt to return to teach. Chloe Gaines with Clara Tate afteroon visit. social gatherings and ice cream with strawberries noted.
A crowd learns Buckley s stocks include outing shoes in every size and style. A note recalls Jay W. s and S. P. Oates transporting an escaped county farm inmate to Arkansas last week. Roy Hurgier is reported very ill with mumps and fever as Doc White s Depot Restaurant advertises ice cream and ham and egg sandwiches.
Notice sets August primary to nominate candidates for offices including Senator, State Supreme Court, Superintendent, U.S. Representative, and local county posts. Lists numerous township constables and justices of the peace to be elected. Dated Caruthersville May 21, 1918, by County Clerk Margaret Tinsley Jackson and Deputy J C Malloure.
In Pemiscot County Missouri the circuit court requires publication for the case Haines Law and Mercantile Company plaintiff versus George Sutherland L A Wilson and Lora Wilson et al now listing numerous unknown heirs devisees grantees and parties with interests. The notice marks service and party identification in the case caption and action.
Pemiscot county Missouri court files a suit by plaintiff Alesele alleging unknown heirs and grantors hold an interest in the southwest quarter of section 18 township 20 north range 12 east. The petition names defendants including L A Wilson and Lora Wilson plus trustees and heirs, seeks cancellation of multiple trust deeds dating 1870 1889 1904 and a general ascertainment of title, with appearance set for July 15 1918 at Caruthersville.
Public notice from Pemiscot County Circuit Court 1918 in Caruthersville outlines a petition for divorce filed by Geneva Fuqua against Almus Fuqua. Defendant not a Missouri resident. publication ordered in The Herd Herald for four weeks. response due by July term starting July 16. Court clerk signatures and witnesses.
State court record from Pemiscot County shows an order of publication in a circuit court case July term. Petition and related documents referenced, with respondent likely named Horner or Huner. This brief notice appears in the public-record filing, indicating ongoing legal action and service requirements.
The notice warns Bessie Horner to appear at the Pemiscot County Circuit Court in Caruthersville by July 16 to answer a petition to dissolve a desertion related contract. The publication repeats for four weeks, with the final insertions at least fifteen days before the term. The document is a true copy signed by Circuit Clerk E. Huffman.
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