Regular legal rates in Hayti Herald for ads
Legal advertising rates listed by The Hayti Herald include one dollar per square for the first insertion and fifty cents for each subsequent insertion, all cash with proof of publication or prior arrangement. Specific notices show seven fifty for divorce order publications, two fifty for final settlements, two for administrator notices, five for bank statements, with display rates on front pages and run of paper.
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Hayti Herald
Subscribe to the Home Paper Week Encourages Old Town News
A community urges residents with hometown ties to subscribe to their old home town newspaper. The message emphasizes sentimental ties, friendship, and lasting memories as a motive to receive weekly updates and remain connected to familiar names and past days.
Blood Will Tell In America War Memories Reflected
A reflective column notes the Civil War veterans of both blue and gray, reunions in Indianapolis and Chattanooga, then shifts to modern times. It laments social change, rails against autocracy threats, and observes changing manners and commerce as America moves forward with a tone of cautious nostalgia.
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America
Appomattox
Grand Army
Indianapolis
Chattanooga
Merica
Germany
Kennett Hayti Caruthersville Highway Proving Worth
The Dunklin County to Caruthersville route completed this summer draws hundreds of motorists to Pemiscot County Fair. The bus system shifts traffic from railroads as travel expands and roads near completion promise greater convenience.
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Kennett
Hayti
Caruthersville
Dunklin County
Pemiscot County
Hayti Town Booms With Homes Roads And Water
Hayti sees more building of meats and higher grade residences this year than nearby towns. New streets are paved and a complete water mains system is advancing. Public highways construction provides many jobs while high cotton prices ease hard times. Citizens feel thankful, not distressed.
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Hayti
Mrs Humphreys Visits Chisms En Route to Kennett
Mrs J E Humphreys called on Mr and Mrs C K Chism Tuesday night while traveling. The visit occurred during her journey to Kennett.
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J. E. Humphreys
Mrs. C. K. Chism
Kennett
New tire stock and local shop notes
Wells Drug Company announces guaranteed 6 004 mile Firestone tires in all sizes. Berlie Woodrow, son of Mr and Mrs C K Chism, is ill this week. Buckleys advertises first fall turnips, sweet and tender. Miss Maggie Clark becomes a saleslady at Buckley Store.
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Wells Drug Company
Berlie Woodrow
Mrs. C. K. Chism
Maggie Clark
Buckley
Buckleys Offers Domino Sugars In Varied Grinds
Domino sugar varieties available at Buckleys include powdered and old fashioned brown.
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Buckleys
Bristow Resident Visits. Local Notables Come and Go
Mrs H P Harbert of Bristow Okla returned here after visiting relatives and plans to stay several days before going home. Mrs I Sohn visited relatives in St Louis for a few days. R D Sanders visited the Concord area last night. Irene Klingensmith of Caruthersville visited friends here Sunday. J Key Mason of Caruthersville attended to business here Saturday. Mrs L H Brannon recently returned from a Memphis hospital and is staying with the Brittin home. she is recovering from appendicitis. For sale 29 1 10 acres in Pemiscot County through Carrie McClintic Prince Bluff Ark. R F Summers, back from Winita Okla, says Pemiscot County is good enough for him. Mrs T H Ancell visited a sick relative in St Louis for several days.
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H. P. Harbert
Bristow
Okla
Blytheville
Ark
L. H. Brannon
Memphis
Onn
Tilea
Olelu
8. B. Brittin
Pemiscot County
Carrie McClintic
E. 7Th. Ave
Pince Bluff
R. F. Summers
Winita Okla
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L. L. Lefler
Hayti, Missouri
L. L. Leflee
Mrs. R. D. Sanders
Concord
Irene Klingensmith
J. Key Mason
Garuthersville
T. H. Ancell
St. Louis
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W. J. Dorris
D. R. Dortch
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