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Newspaper
Hayti Herald
Location
Hayti, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1917
Page
2
The Hayti Herald lists subscription at 1.50 dollars per year cash in advance. It notes entry at the port office Hayti Missouri as a second class matter. The Herald Building sits at Col Emerald and Carmine Streets with office number 14 Bell Phone and residence 47.
Monday vote 220 in favor 63 against approves funds to buy and equip Block 20 building for a new high school. Roof to be repaired or replaced. interior updated with desks and seating. An upstairs auditorium to accommodate 700 to 800. seventh grade and up to be housed in the new building.
The Monday vote moved the city and school district forward as the bond issue passed 220 to 63. A property in litigation has been settled with the original owners set to regain possession soon.
In a measured note the Herald supports the results of a special school election but rebukes the district for not fully meeting duties to the district’s students. The piece underscores public accountability and community responsibility toward girls and boys in the district.
Community leaders propose coordinating school and city board efforts to transform the public square into an attractive civic space. The plan emphasizes coordinated funding, landscaping, and maintenance to enhance local pride and serve residents.
The text discusses admitting a high school location being not ideal, acknowledges worse sites, and suggests using vacation months for winter preparation of food and wood.
Congresswoman Miss Rankin delivered a maiden speech in the house last week pleading for the woman's cause in the food control bill, urging female representation and attention to domestic needs.
A historical notice proclaims that every male citizen aged 21 to 30 must register on registration day or face one year in Federal prison. It frames registration as both government obligation and moral duty.
The text suggests Brazil and other South American republics may join the war against Germany, with Brazil's entry potentially dragging several Latin American nations into the conflict. It notes the possible domino effect as these nations align with the global war effort.
In a discussion with Dan Griffin he dismissed reports that Arkansas parties were coming to the city to trade. He stated the rumor was false and that he adheres to city laws and ordinances. Rumors like this harm individuals and communities, and we aim to set the record straight.
Notice lists unpaid witness and juror fees for multiple state and county criminal cases. Recipients are urged to call or write the office to determine amounts due, including a set of named defendants and inquest subjects such as Lottie Hurst and Earl Kimble.
An advertisement for Turnbaugh's Jewelry Store in Caruthersville promotes remedies for colds or flu symptoms with several doses of a product. The text mentions the store address at 2090 and references health tonics alongside jewelry sales in a period tone.
St Joseph Missouri May 30 Charles P Doan 1022 Charles street enjoys a hearty meal thanks to Tanlac the master medicine He suffered stomach pains vomiting blood and misery after meals Now he feels well and can eat freely Tanlac promoted at Hayitat Letters Drug Store Local official activity includes County Board of Equalization members in Caruthersville reviewing tax appeals and county banks bond matters before depositary awards Also visits and travel notes about Paragould Arkansas trips for a family birthday event.
A. Patterson of Caruthersville expresses continued support for the Herald, noting long-standing subscription since the paper began. Mentions of local tidbits include Cerva temperance beverage at nearby stands, eye glasses fittings at Letters Drug Store, and local visits by W. P. Meatte, S. J. Jeffress, B. B. Sanders, Mrs. Wm. Welker, and Mrs. L. S. Shiveley during Tuesday activities.
Mrs Annie Johnson of Scottsburg Indiana recalls years of constipation and sickness then credits Thedford’s Black-Draught with curing her. The ad promotes Black-Draught as a purely vegetable remedy that aids liver function and bowel cleansing to ease headaches biliousness indigestion and related discomfort.
A vintage advisory explains using Freezone to remove corns and calluses painlessly. It claims the product dissolves and lifts the hardened skin, with minimal irritation to surrounding tissue, and notes availability at drugstores or wholesale houses.
Hayti Missouri readers asked to bring hides chickens eggs butter and other produce toys to Spot Cash Grocery. Sellers paid in trade or cash at best market prices.
An old drug advert extols Dodson's Liver Tone as a pleasant tasting remedy to replace calomel. It claims quick morning results, renewed energy, and a guaranteed cleanse of the liver and bowels with money-back assurance. It targets biliousness constipation and liver sluggishness with confident branding and druggist endorsement.
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