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Newspaper
Hayti Herald
Location
Hayti, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1920
Page
5
Curtis Brewer a 12 year old lad living with his parents near Steele Missouri was killed when a heavy log wagon wheel struck his head. He was returning home from school with other children when they swung onto the wagon for a ride. He lost his grip and fell under the wheel, the rear wheel passing over his head. The incident was sudden and tragic.
Mr and Mrs W B O Connors and families visited Cooter on Sunday to spend the day with their son J H O Connor and wife. Mr and Mrs R L Popham and families joined the trip. Mrs H Garfinkel formerly Bertha Miller of Boyle Miss visited two days with I Kohn and family returning home yesterday. The trap nest is noted as a test of the poultry yard.
Reading fragments from the Blytheville Courier touch on a county section troubled for years. The incomplete text hints at long-standing issues in a specific locality without detailing events, dates, or names.
State Veterinarian D. Luckey notes many farmers fail to file registration papers with breed associations. The Board of Agriculture tests tuberculosis and condemns cattle lacking registration. Registered cows reportedly bring roughly twice the value of unregistered cattle.
A new complete line of leather and canvas gloves debuts from Buckley's, signaling a fresh offering amid evolving fashions as women’s suffrage looms in growing social change.
Hugh Peirl Davis, a dredge boat employer, and Miss Lessie Gregory wed Saturday night at the residence of Ed Stubbs with F M Giwin Esq officiating. The notice touts Buckley's full line of school and dress shoes for boys and girls and a range of school dresses for young Misses amid moral maxims.
In Smyrna caravans ferry cargoes from the Mediterranean to inland towns, exchanging rugs and tapestries for Europe and America. The cameler and the American bluejacket trade words and stories in border towns, the desert dweller delivering sea news and visions of freedom as caravans return inland to share tales of distant shores.
After investigations and tests over several years it is clearly shown that the proper price of market hogs per hundred pounds should be thirteen times the price of a bushel of corn. Also mention of Huckley's boys and girls iron clad hose for school wear.
United States Department of Agriculture reports as of January 1 1920 there were 7 565 466 automobiles nationwide with Missouri at 244 363 and Iowa at 281 896. Missouri has 95 000 miles of public rural roads.
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