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Newspaper
Jackson Herald
Location
Jackson, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1904
Page
8
The text outlines the Fraternal Order of Colonials aims to unite members aged 1 to 40 into local assemblies under a Supreme Assembly. It details benefit scales per year of membership, reserve fund financing from assessments, and a ritualistic, social organization with a life-insurance like framework.
A list of marriage licenses shows Wm Kamp with Bertha Pensel Theo and W Patrick with Wntta Sheppard Louis Sehlimme with Minnie Meyer J M Mettroy with wife to J W Oroes Lob 10 in Cape Girardeau S20 John D Porterfield and wife to Misa Widnifred Johnson north half of block 23 in Cape Girardeau 1240 Hirsch Brothers Mere Co to Albert Saumweber lot in block A in Cape Girardeau 175 Rudolph Feldhoff and wife to John F Johnson lot 26 in Cape Girardeau 700 W H Lewis and wife to Geo R Wilson 20 acres in section 82 township 30 range 12 3675 Henry Waltman and wife to Morris Zorn 160 acres in section 27 township 33 range 13 800 Frederick A Schlueter and wife to August Nothdurft 118 acres in section 32 township 31 range 12 34600 Josephine Warner to Joshua F P Anderson lots 16 17 and 8 in Cape Girardeau 10 Frank Schwartz to Joseph Schwartz lot 18 in Cape Girardeau 1000
Black Denmarck a saddle and coach horse owned by Reid will season at Jim Beals stable near Shawneetown. Squirrel No 38 Kentucky saddle stallion sired by Black Squirrel with dam Miss Mord No 202 by Mark Diamond also to stand. North Missouri jacks Tom King and Black Moses plus two more will join. W F Senape Jackson Missouri.
Breeders alert that stock will stand for the IW4 season at Fred Koehler’s farm, located a mile east of Jackson. The notice specifies the location and seasonal readiness of the stock for buyers and auctions.
The well bred stallion Cuckoo No 9273 will stand the 1904 breeding season from April 1 at Louis Ek’s Gordonville road farm, half a mile south of Jackson Alabama. Terms seven dollars to insure a mare with foal, mare and colt held for service fee, mares sold or traded require service fee. Season ends June 11. Mares after June 11 only morning or noon hours, no Sunday service. Also JACK JUMBO JR will stand at the same time and place.
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