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Newspaper
Hayti Herald
Location
Hayti, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1920
Page
4
The cooperation of state universities or land grant colleges in furnishing mothers with simply worded leaflets and materials, and other types of popular instruction. Such constructive ideals aimed at the health and happiness of mothers and babies will prevail.
A Kansas farmer wrecks a Big Six on a rural road. A farmhand, a WWI French veteran, calls a Kansas City surgeon who flies in and performs a life saving operation within three hours. The tale mocks city jokes about hayseeds with a tale of urgent, modern medical reach.
The Herald lists campaign announcement rates and authority to announce nominees for listed offices subject to voters at the general election. Rates apply to announcements during the coming campaign period as published by the paper.
For Congress 14th Dist R L Ward. For State Senator Tilman W Anderson. For Sheriff J H Hammie Smith. For Prosecuting Attorney A Sloan Oliver. For Assessor Chesley Morrison. For Surveyor Chas Reynolds. appears as a local ballot notice listing candidates and offices.
A nationally known woman doctor argued that the Sheppard Tower Maternity Bill was not only medical but an expansive educational program. It would fund public health nurses, breast feeding training, and milk preparation demonstrations, enabling health centers like those in New York City to reduce maternal deaths and teach mothers to monitor child development and health habits.
The town laments unreliable power and declares all negotiations for the local light plant off. Citizens urged to form a lights company or float bonds to build an adequate power facility, arguing debt now could bring lasting benefits and prevent further darkness.
Herbert N. Casson argues socialism faded after the war in Britain. He states there is no socialist party, labor favors limited national ownership, and nationalized businesses are bankrupt with prices up, services down, and wages wavering in the private sector.
In London private omnibuses prosper while socialist trolleys fail. Trolleys owe 5 million dollars and face bankruptcy, with omnibuses taxed. telecoms rise in rates and lose millions. The post office, telegraph, and other socialist services lose money, prompting calls for public reform. Overall public sentiment shifts toward private ownership and liberty, undermining governmental socialism.
Pemiscot County Missouri County Court to hear petition by W S Oates et al to vacate Oates Fourth Addition in Hayti on Monday October 4 1920. Clerk Frank Baird signs official seal at Caruthersville Missouri dated August 23 1920.
A national reforestation policy is urged to restore forests and sustain lumber and paper industries. The piece cites 822 million acres originally forested with 5.2 trillion board feet of lumber, two thirds degraded, and current annual removals of 56 billion board feet or 26 billion cubic feet versus only 6 billion feet of restoration.
The entry notes a Justice of the Peace and Notary Public office located in Room 10 of the Keystone Building in Hayti Missouri. It records a local government function site without additional dates or actions. The listing identifies the office and its room location within the Keystone Building.
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