Hayti Herald September 7 1916 issue
The Hayti Herald publishes its September 7 1916 issue from Hayti Missouri Volume 5 number 1. Local notices and community news fill this early 20th century page with brief items and announcements.
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Newspaper
Hayti Herald
Location
Hayti, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1916
Page
4
Doctors Crowe and Phipps Visit From Caruthersville
Drs. Crowe and Phipps from Caruthersville made a professional call to the city. Rev. Ralph Patterson of Portageville, a farmer, was in town and announced the New Madrid Baptist Association will hold its next meeting here on the first Tuesday in October. Patterson said he farms about 120 acres and expects a bumper crop this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Patterson
Portageville
Ralph
Caruthersville
New Madrid
Cotton Market In Hayti Reports Record Prices And Loads
The Hayti cotton market sees a strong year as 15 loads arrived by noon, all bought by Morgan of the Modern Gin. Week prices hold at 35.25 per hundred pounds in seed, with loads ranging over 100 dollars per shipment. A stranger named Win. Dobbs died in the Pentecostal meeting house Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayti
Red Morgan
MD Youn
Win. Dobbs
Lefler's Drug Store Cut Price Guitars and Mandolins
Lefler's Drug Store advertises discounts on guitars violins banjos and mandolins with low sale prices guiding shoppers to the music shop selections and bargains for string instruments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lefler
Cost of Living in 1853 Compared to Today in Pittsburg
A Pittsburg Dispatch writer compares 1853 prices from an old day book with modern living costs. Entries show tea at 81 a pound, iron six and a half cents, coffee sixteen cents, sugar ten cents, flour four cents per pound, coal fourteen cents per bushel, cordwood forty five cents per cord, labor fifty cents a day up, with some skilled work at $2 daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Bullion Run
Venango County
Pittsburgh
Allegheny
Scruburass
Butler
Parkers Landing
Oates Supervises Arkansas Grocery Here This Week
J. V. Oates of BlythevilleArkansas, holding a responsible post with the Arkansas Grocery Company, is overseeing the Blytheville store during manager B A Tolle’s vacation. Oates is noted as a Haitian and is warmly welcomed by friends during his stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. V. Oates
Arkansas Grocery Company
Blytheville
Ark
B. A. Tolle
Mr. Oates
Tobacco Accounts Show Varied Payments Across Items
The accounts reveal tobacco purchases dominating entries with no alcohol entries. Payments use diverse methods while cash and bank checks are scarce. Examples include credits for two thousand feet of boards, $15, twelve cords of wood, $5.40, and a coffee and shawl charged at $5 with payment via a dressed hog weighing 125 pounds at five cents per pound.
Card of Thanks for Hettie Dorris
The Dorris family thanks friends for kindnesses shown during the illness and death of daughter and sister Hettie Dorris who passed away Monday September 4, 1016. May you enjoy God's richest blessings. Mrs. M. E. Dorris and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hettie Dorris
M. E. Dorris
Nurse trainee Dorothea Mize visits Hayti from Springfield
M J Conran of New Madrid transacted business in Hayti Wednesday. Miss Dorothea Mize, formerly a public school teacher, now in Springfield, came Tuesday for a two week visit. She has been in St John’s hospital for about two years pursuing nurse training and will return soon to complete the required work for certification. Her Hayti friends are pleased by her progress and hopeful for success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothea Mize
Springfield
Miss Mize
St. John’s Hospital
Hayti
Subscription renewals honor local Herald readers
The Herald lists renewed subscriptions with names and amounts from Hayti Hornbeak and nearby towns. Notables include W H Bolen S P Oates A Fields Chas Morgan J W Gaither W H Johnson J W Dowdy O M Kiest Mrs RK G Sandidge John S Proffer Rev Ralph Patterson Miss Nelle Hayes and others. Also mention of Apple bats cups at Thuckleys and Mrs Annie Olree left with Andrew for Texas visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayti
Ralph Patterson
Portageville
Miss Nelle Hayes
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Hayti, Mo
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Ed L. Goify
E. S. Fuller
D. L. Shaw & Co
Bell Telephone Directory
Bell Telephone
Southwestern Telegraph and Telephone Company
Wilson
Fred Morgan
Modern Gin Co
W.S. McCumber
Missouri
Highfill-Neifind Furniture Co
Caruthersville, Mo
M. J.conran
the Herald
W. H. Bolen
S. P. Oates
A. Fields
Hornbeak
Tenn
Lhuckleys
Annie Olree
Andrew
Neely Olcee
Texas
Firestone
Beech-Nut Brand
Grocers
Kellogg’s Post Toasties
Cole's High Oven
Juanita
Wielputz
Spot Cash
E, Stephens
Mgr
Hayti, Missouri
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