Packson Missouri April 6 1905 notice
Packson Missouri a brief public notice dated April 6 1905 references local affairs and a formal record entry with names and entities. The readable fragment implies an official action or notice event in the town.
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Newspaper
Jackson Herald
Location
Jackson, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1905
Page
2
Packson Missouri a brief public notice dated April 6 1905 references local affairs and a formal record entry with names and entities. The readable fragment implies an official action or notice event in the town.
Real estate transfers show multiple deeds: John A Snider and wife to Louis Houck 80 acres in section 13 township 28 range 11. John A Hope and wife to J C Browning 14.88 acres in U S survey 797. Julius E Umbeck to Carl W Umbeck 6.85 acres in section 4 township 60 range 1a. John B McGhee and wife to Louis Houck lot 22 block 1 Cape Girardeau. St Louis and Southeastern Railway Co to St Louis Iron Mountain and Southern Railway Co 1.24 acres in to 29 range 12. Peter H Holmes and wife to E W Strand 308.39 acres in survey 3149 to district 11. 8550.
A local critic voices distrust of the Grand Lodge of Missouri and Jost and Company, urging prompt payment of the Price Hobbs and W B Criddle death claims in Jackson. The speaker says death losses are payable from general funds, and urges Mrs Hobbs to press her claim, noting Barnum’s comment on public gullibility.
A satirical dialogue portrays the Democratic mule as dead, with doctors debating causes like Spinal pelmontitis and Parkeritis. They groan over the flaglike ears and limp tail, joke about reorganization, and finally rest as Morgan’s Buzz-Saw Mack is told to sit down.
Letters of administration granted by Cape Chardean county court on March 15 105 to Ina Kurre as administrator. Creditors must file claims for allowance within one year from letters or be barred from benefits. claims not exhibited within two years from publication date barred.
The grand jury of Cape Girardeau County Missouri reports poor jail conditions, unsafe and unsanitary facilities, no female accommodations, and recommends rebuilding the jail and courthouse. They praise the poor farm, records, and the court officials for courteous treatment during the term. Foreman J. M. Miller and Clerk R. A. Priest sign the report.
An advertisement from Duffield Virginia touts Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as a guaranteed cure for cancers including lip cancers and burns. Jas Walters testifies the lip cancer he suffered for years healed completely after using the salve. Sold by Dr. S. E. Woods, the local druggist, in 25cc bottles.
From Fruitland this week, several babies have been sick but are improving. Bud Russell is clerking during J. R. Morton’s absence while he visits St. Louis for spring goods. Dr. Sawyer treated a horse last Sunday and is considered competent. A new section crew works locally as some men try railroading. Carl McNeely moved flour mill machinery. A Pocahontas resident questions Fruitland’s location on the Cape Girardeau Chester railroad, a line expected to reach St. Louis and markets. The courthouse talk lingers, but no action soon. ScRIBBLER.
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