Classified Advertising Rates from The Hawts Herald
Published weekly on Thursdays at Corner Fourth and Broadway. Rates for legal ads include one dollar per square for the first insertion and thirty cents for subsequent insertions, with cash in advance and proof at publication. Notices list include divorce orders seven ten, aunt settlement notices two fifty, administrator notices, and display formats with various per line and per word charges.
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Corner Fourth
Broadway Sta
Togular
Hayts Herald
Fidertion
Aunl
Mothee
Announcement Rates for Campaign Office Nominations
The Herald lists advertising fees for political announcements for the coming campaign. Rates are 7.50 for Congressman and State Senator, 7.50 for County Offices, 5.00 for Township Offices, all payable in advance. The Herald is authorized to announce nominees for the named offices subject to voters in the November 2, 1926 general election.
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The
Herald
Democratic Ticket for Congress and State Offices
The Democratic ballot lists candidates for the 14th district of Illinois with Ward running for Congress, Tilman W. Anderson for State Senator, and A Sloan Oliver for Prosecuting Attorney.
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Congress
Dist
R. IL. Ward
Tilman W. Anderson
A. Sloan Oliver
Missouri Weekly Industrial Review Highlights State Industry Movements
The Missouri Weekly Industrial Review reports on road and culvert contracts in St. Joseph and Atchison, oil finds near Independence, building permits in New Florence, and construction in St. Joseph. It notes a Missouri bank merger, a stocker and feeder project in St. Joseph, and union cautions amid disputes. Also mentioned are school training for domestics, a Kansas City distribution warehouse, and road contracts in multiple counties with substantial expenditures.
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Independence
Atham TU
Hera
Samo
New
Florence
Purson
Columbia
Nanses City
St. Joseph
Monterey
Hickory
Kansas City
National Recerve
Hank
Midwest National Menk & Trust Co
Midwest Reserve Trust Co
U. S. Villian Co
Memphis
Tenn
Missouri
Tiauis
Misoiuelevsth
Bread relief feeds 20 000 loaves daily in Constantinople
The Near East Relief has taken over bakeries once run for the Turkish army and now bakes and distributes about 20 000 loaves daily in Constantinople. If lined up, these loaves would stretch about 280 miles for the five months of operation. The relief group, with offices in every state, seeks funds to continue this work.
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Constantinople
Near East Rel
Near East Relief
Near Last Relief
Harem Victim Tells Story of Kidnapping and Rescue
A 19 year old Armenian woman from Bitlis, Aghavni Millian, recounts being stolen from her home the night massacres began and held in a Turkish harem for five years. Rescued with Near East Relief help, she was brought to an American Rescue Home in Constantinople to await marriage arrangements and return home. Her tale is described as representative of many other similar stories.
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Aghavni Millian
Bitlis
Wand Brough
Constantinople
Aghaval
Bitlls
Armenian Orphans Feed at Worldwide Table of Hope
Aghaval Milian tells how Near East Relief feeds orphans across Asia Minor Syria Armenia and Northern Persia in makeshift sections not one piece. Turkish terror remains as Armenians seek rebuilding and release for captive girls while Near East Relief carries the rescue effort with American support.
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Asia Minor
Syria
Armenia
Persia
Aghaval Milian
America
Aghnaval
Rescue of Near East orphans by American aid
The text describes diverse children from Assyrian Greek Armenian Jewish and Christian backgrounds rescued from Turk fear and cared for in 2090 American supported orphanages. It notes initial cleansing before care, severe malnutrition and sores, and a shift to feeding clothing and teaching trades. It warns of growing numbers and asks America to provide more aid and food.
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America
United States
Near East
County Agent a Busy Man in Harrison County Report
Glenn S. Heasies county agent reports April 1 1920 to October 1 1921 with 708 miles traveled 477 office calls and 14 days directing specialists. He managed 25 community meetings official farm visits and wrote letters while the piece ends with stray social commentary.
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Columbia
Glenn S. Heasies
Harrison County
Sprtialists
Ant Wade Os
Time honored basket program faces one objection
A single objection surfaces to the winter charity custom of filling baskets for the poor as prices rise and wealth concentrates. The piece notes rising costs, hints at local social commentary, and mentions Dr Burgess of Caruthersville and visitors Abs Devin Smitherman of Dell, Ark., and Willis Whitelock in brief local notes.
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Abs
Devin Smitherman
Dell, Ark
Our City
Willis Whitelock
Tuesday Night Meetings Invited Visitors Welcome
Meets every Tuesday night with visiting members cordially invited to attend. H A Boone grand master and S R Ravenstein secretary invite participation and attendance.
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D. & D. Garage
Hayti, MO
Hayti
the Herald Printing CO. Pubra
Topham
Hawt Mo
Pemincet County
Bissht
Siz
Porein Advertising
American Press Assoiolat
Omer
Democratic
Mummie) Smith
Gho, A. Lamb
Chesley Morrison
Chas
Reynolds
Ist. Dist
W. D. (Doss) Hudgens
Hayti Township
Sid) Oates
Republican
Ralph Hutchison
T. R. Cole
Guify
Caruthersville
Missouri Weekly Industrial Review
St Joseph and Atchison
Pres. Donlin
Building Trades Department of American Federation of
Versailles
Laree Coolines
Pittsburg
Was
Kansas City—Board of Education
Lone Jack
Kansas
Budid Saw Mill
Montgomery Ward & Co
Rockport
Wes
Jefferson
Ee Laan
Jeary
Lusiness
Buhenee
Thia
Buck
Felyyis
Buckleys’ Store
Bilicikilie II
Dad
Alexandropol
Caucasus
George
Ggorge
Burgess
Wade
NEW Era Lodge, I. O. O. F
H. A. Boone
N. G
P. S. Ravenstein
Sec'y
Dodson
Lefler
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