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Newspaper
Jackson Herald
Location
Jackson, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1904
Page
8
The article outlines the Fraternal Order of Colonials aiming to unite white men aged 14 to 0 under a fraternal, life-insurance style society. It explains membership, governance by local and supreme assemblies, payout scales by membership duration, and a reserve fund guarantee with a $5 fee and $1000 or $2000 certificates. Names listed include David P. Bailey Edward D. Taya John P. Mubrey Dr. J.J. Mayfield and William E. Milter.
Prohibitionists of Cape Girardeau county plan a reorganizing meeting at the Jackson courthouse on Saturday May 7 at 1040 PM to appoint township committeemen nominate a county ticket select delegates to the state convention and handle other business. All interested are invited and urged to attend to begin a new campaign. W D Henderson chairman Cape Girardeau County.
A grieving speaker recalls loss and parting as a child dies, describing sorrow, disrupted dreams, and the ache of sleepless nights. The passage laments the inability to cradle the infant again and seeks solace in faith while honoring the departed Clement.
A fragmentary newspaper passage recounts a curious romantic episode involving two young men and a woman, with garbled details about a courtly scene and a domestic setting. It hints at a hurried departure and the involvement of a bachelor and a foster relation, all described in an odd, disordered style.
An article recalls a mock execution at Gottingen where two students were jailed for days as a masquerade spectacle. A procession with a headsman figure, chained prisoners, and a crowd enjoying the last meal marked the scene. The piece also notes Fiji hairdressing styles as bizarre and colorful.
Breeders announce stallion seasons at Fred Koehler farm one mile east of Jackson. Mark the saddle stallion, Rowdy Boy the all purpose stallion, alan the fine young black jack, Black Sam will stand at 87 and Black Cloud Jr at 58. Pedigree available on application. H C Korner Jackson Mo April 21.
The well bred stallion Cuckoo No 9278 Record 2 16 formerly owned by L H Davis Huntsville Ala will stand the season of 1004 starting April 1 at Louis E Kies farm on Gordonville Road one half mile south of Jackson at 15 to insure a mare with foal Also JACK JUMBO JR will stand at the same time and place Terms seven dollars insure mare with foal Mare and colt held for service fee If mare is sold or traded service fee must be paid Season runs April 1 to June 11 Mares served after June 11 must be brought early in the morning noot four to insure service Positively no mares served on Sunday.
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