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Newspaper
Hayti Herald
Location
Hayti, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1920
Page
6
The Republican slate for Hayti Township promotes a road district bond plan and local officials. Candidate notes include Ralph Hutchison for Prosecuting Attorney and TR. Cole for Ist District Judge, with calls to mobilize support and address county court issues.
A call to voters to approve Constitutional Amendments Nos. 10 and 12, expanding the Supreme Court and the St Louis Court of Appeals. The piece argues for urgency, outlines the changes to division of jurists and judicial review, and urges a YES with a scratch NO vote on the ballot. The article notes the amendments would affect how judges are selected and how cases move through appeals.
A garbled reminiscence recalls a hotel stay in St. Gall Switzerland. A famed guest, the widow of Napoleon the Little, is briefly noted among eccentrics and the faded glamour of royal pretensions. The piece hints at a life of vanity and decline, ending with reflections on LA's Thaw.
The text discusses attempts to signal Mars and evaluate Martian atmospheres and possible beings. It mentions Newey Me of Comet callers and a Komicky Academy of Seen as well as hypotheses about light signaling through atmospheric absorption and solar output.
A terse exchange unfolds with hints of market talk as Ty dismisses others while a woman counters that knowledge does not guarantee success. The banter touches on risk, prudence, and the limits of expertise in finance.
Election returns bulletin from Brasher's Soda Shop theater area reports county and city results. Voters dine during the day as ballots tallied. plan to post final totals by noon. Also a small help-wanted notice for a 3 or 4 room house at Herald office.
An unreadable OCR fragment blends sports mentions with scattered names and numbers, unclear events, and stray phrases. The text lacks coherent facts, making it difficult to identify a specific person, team, or outcome.
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