Mrs John Maars Visits Husband in Cape Girardeau
A brief item notes Mrs John Maars visited her husband in Cape Girardeau last week, reflecting a social or family update carried in local society notes.
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Newspaper
Hayti Herald
Location
Hayti, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1920
Page
22
A brief item notes Mrs John Maars visited her husband in Cape Girardeau last week, reflecting a social or family update carried in local society notes.
Dr J C Young of Jonesboro Ark advertises pile cures with no cutting, burning, or tying and promises pay only if cured. The note mentions Geo A Lamb, Caruthersville county treasurer, visiting town Tuesday night and being impressed by local equipment. New Victor Records advertised for sale at Highfill Neifind Furniture Co in Caruthersville Mo.
The city unveils its third school in 10 years, a two story brick building funded by a $25,000 bond. Dedication speakers praise Bragg City’s thrift and growth as Superintendent Ross and Dillman Lumber Co. reps commend the project and its impact on Pemiscot County education.
A Chicago concern resold two carloads of sugar at a profit of over fifteen cents a pound, clearing nineteen thousand dollars on the deal. The piece blames middlemen for high prices. Helin of the telegraph force takes vacation with parents at Breese Ill. Reece of Ste. Genevieve fills in.
Mrs. Jack Robb reports the loss of an annual pass for the Frisco Lines and offers a liberal reward for its return. 44 M. D. Amburger of Carutherville was here on Tuesday and shown to be active in farmer interests.
New Era Lodge No 352 meets every Tuesday night. Visiting members invited to attend. H A Boone Noble Grand P S Ravenstein Secretary.
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