Farm News Promotes Practical Farming Reach
Farm News markets itself as the people's paper for farmers and families in Amelia with rapid growth to about 200,000 copies monthly. It emphasizes practical farming over fanciful content and features editors and contributors such as KE L. Vincent, Dr. C. D. Smead, N. P. Hull, A L Boyden, and others, plus outside authorities throughout the year. It also introduces The National Home Journal, a 50 cent yearly home and family magazine with 32 to 40 pages per issue, printed in color covers and packed with travel, nature study, town improvement, and fiction by noted writers like Grace McGowan Cooke and Charlotte Perkins Gilman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia
Peoples
KE. L. Vincent
C. D. Smead
N. P. Hull
A.L. Boyden
A. M. Soulg
P. G. Halden
P. S. Valentine
Edwin L. Arthur
Olan A. Dubbins
Lida E. Wiggins
M. M. Wood
Helen Watts McVey
National Home Journal
Grace McGowan Cooke
Charlotte Pertias Gilman
Day Allen Willey
Martha McCulloch Williams
Virginia King Frye
Prof. Bliss
Eben E. Rexford
Hames Frederick R Oss
America
Brightes
Home Magazine
Calendar of primary filing and certification deadlines
The notice outlines state primary calendar events from March 1 when forms are furnished to October 3 when the Secretary of State certifies candidates. It lists key dates for offices selection, publication, candidate notification, ballot preparation, error corrections, returns, canvassing, committee meetings, platform formation, and platform announcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of State
Jefferson City
Election Proclamation for Jackson Aldermen April 1908
The mayor proclaims an election in Jackson Missouri on the first Tuesday in April 1908 to elect aldermen for four wards. Vacancies include unexpired term in ward one and two year terms in wards two and four. ward three has two year terms. Polling places are at J M Schmuke Estate store, A Jaeger store, Court House collectors office, and County Clerk's office. Prospective electors should follow the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
City of
Jackson
E. G. Sibley
J. M. Schmuke
High Street
A. Jaeger
Court House
R. W. Russell
Cape Girardeau County Residents Ban Hunting on Farms Without Consent
A petition from Cape Girardeau County citizens declares no hunting on their farms without consent. Violators will be dealt with according to law. Signatories include Louis Bingenheimer, Theodore Harenberg, Wilhemina Rose, Conrad Loos, J. W. Cracraft, E. E. McWilliams, J. J. Day, August Bock, Joe Zimmer, Alvin Brennecke, Caroline Schapper, Henry F. Rache, Henry F. Meyer, Best, Dan F. Brennecke, John W. A. Meier, William Meier, Augusta Sievers, William Peet, Theodore Amos, Charles Voges, J ry Nagel, J W. Casten, August Sievers, Gottfried Brugger, Brugger Brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Girardeau County
Louis Bingenheimer
Theodore Harenberg
Wilhemina Rose
Conrad Loos
J. W. Cracraft
E. E. McWilliams
J.J. Day
August Bock
Joe Zimmer
Alvin Brennecke
Caroline Schapper
H. F. Rache
Henry
Mutual Aid Property Insurance in Cape Girardeau County
Insure property through Merchants and Mechanics Mutual Aid Society operating on a mutual aid plan. Covers town properties and farm buildings within Cape Girardeau County. For details contact Hy Brakebusch Dutchtown president Henry W. Putz Pocahontas secretary F B Meyer Burfordville treasurer John G. Putz Jackson general agent or your local agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merchants and Mechanics Mutul Aid Society
Farmers Mutual Aid Society
Cape Girardeau County
Hy. Brakebusch
Dutchtown
Pres
Henry W. Putz
Pocahontas
Secy
F. B. Meyer
Burfordville
Trens
John G. Putz
Jackson
Candidate for Sheriff of Cape Girardeau County
A candidate announces a bid for Sheriff of Cape Girardeau County, subject to a publican primary election before April 4, 1908. He asks voters for their support, notes possible limited in-person voter contact, and asserts his fitness and qualifications for the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Girardeau County
Mary
Letter from F A KaGe Expresses Gratitude and Assurance
A brief, formal note from F A KaGe thanks the recipient for past support and promises to prove ongoing appreciation. The writer emphasizes respect and intent to maintain a positive relationship, signaling continued cooperation and consideration.
Notice of Redemption of Cape Girardeau Township Bonds
Notice is hereby given that under authority of the county court of Cape Girardeau County Missouri the county treasurer will redeem Railroad Refund Bonds of Cape Girardeau Township. Bonds numbered 18 19 20 21 and 22 dated April 2 1900 will be paid and presented for interest on April day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Girardeau Township
Cape Girardeau County
Misin
Conny
Ape County
Gira
Rene Ord
Cape Girardeau
Said County
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Alfred Heney Lewis
Jack London
Alan Dale
Androae Hierce
Hila Wheeler Wicom
Phillign Openhaim
Ailis Parker Butler
Elbert Hubbard
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