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Newspaper

Jackson Herald

Location

Jackson, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1901

Page

1

West Point Deserter Fight Ends With Tackle

The scene at the guardhouse shows Lieut Stuyvesant and Cadet Ray colliding with a deserter Murray after a tense interview. Captain Foster’s rumor and a Port Costa recruit mystery surface as the exchange reveals motives and past ties.

Boota Stuyvenant Vineten Helleva Kent Murray Onge Hay Heoes Ffort Piuyresant Priaoneer Murray Ray Oalkal Oppantte Lewing Stuyvesant No. 1 Minre Helling Murray Kay Mth Hitule Weet Point Jay Stuyvesant Ray Sandy Mreis Foster Sue Port Costa

Secret mission unfolds among military officers and kin

The scene centers on Stuyvesant and a parade of officers at a harbor base as a fire dispatch stirs plans to meet Capt. Billy Kay and her daughter, with tension over a volunteer enlistment and the looming social duties. Interactions hint at wartime duties, family ties, and the pull between duty and personal connections.

Rez Stine Bay Port Peesidie Stuyvesant Palo Jenny Billy Kay Kentucky

Farmers Organize Plan To Aid Wheat Prices In Jackson

A large turnout of farmers met at the courthouse on Saturday to form a permanent organization aimed at boosting wheat prices. Township committeemen were appointed to mobilize next Saturday with a Jackson gathering on August 10 to advance the plan. Judge John A. Snider spoke in support, and A. J. McGhee was elected chairman with K. W. McNeely as secretary.

Court House Wrrange Jackson Mike John A. Snider Kk. W. McNeely

Wheat growers of Hubble township to meet in Gordonville

The wheat growers of Hubble township are called to meet at Gordonville next Saturday to arrange for the county meeting on Saturday August 19. Comuntteenman Io Jackson Llesing Tschor listed among attendees.

Hubble Township Gordonville Io Jackson Llesing Tschor Comuntteenman

Democratic Platform Marks Distinct Break From Populists

The piece reviews Ohio Democrats at a state convention, praising a platform that rejects 1890 and 1900 populist planks, avoids Bryanism, and shuns municipal ownership of utilities and measures like initiative or referendum. It implies fusion with Populists has no voice in Democratic councils and notes unrelated ads about township sales and a dyspepsia remedy.

St. Clair County Cain Financial School Coxey

Republican editors meet in St Louis for campaign work

The republican editors of M's sori WL meet in St. Louis on September 14 to organize for work for the coming campaign.

M'ssori WL St. Louis

Foreign advertiser Edwin Giles dodges bills in northeast papers

Edwin B. Giles of Philadelphia is named as a nonpayer in regional notices. The Cash-Book editor cannot or will not substantiate charges about places he fears the public may locate him while traveling.

Edwin B.giles Philadelphia Northeast

Younger brothers hired by PN Peterson Granite Works

The Younger brothers are employed by PN Peterson Granite Works of St. Paul as traveling salesmen for one year. They will receive a salary of 400 per month plus expenses.

PN. Peterson Granite Works St. Paul

Democratic Papers Adjust to Free Silver Debate

Across southern Missouri, Democratic papers shift to temper the free silver issue as campaigns heat up. The old bug lover sentiment fades, and Republican contrasts rise while local editorials balance advocacy with cautious reporting.

Invention and water works debate in Jackson politics

The Political Review urges voters to consider candidates for 1902 offices, urging the selection of men of moral and intellectual worth. It warns of water shortages unless improvements are funded and voices concern over whether enough water will be available beyond creeks and springs.

Jackson

Cash Book backs town improvements and school fund issues

The Cash-Book praises town improvements including a proposed artesian well and urges aldermen to authorize a 10 vote on the plan. It notes Missouri school fund debt costs taxpayers about 150% annually and argues the fund has ceased proper school use, acting as perpetual taxation rather than support.

Missouri Siro Globe Democrat

One Thing We Know on Main Street Sidewalk

The writer notes exactly 100 men gather on the south side of Main street in front of saloons and businesses, crowding the sidewalk especially Saturdays. They urge these men to disperse or stay inside their establishments from the Cape County Savings Bank to Grant & Elbrecht's, so women can pass.

Main Street Cape County Savings Bank Grant & Elbrecht’s

Demands to Hold Democratic Leaders to Account Over Nesbit Law

A Political Review piece urges Republicans to expose the Democratic Party’s alleged failings around the Nesbit law. It accuses Col. Robert N Kern and others of denouncing the statute and claims widespread fraud in St. Louis elections. It calls for public repudiation of the party and accountability for dishonest politics.

Robert N. Kern Democratic Party St. Louis Domocrats Democratic Supreme Court St. Los Las Stone Miseouri Tix Rotten Wilt Yuinous Kern Missouri Theodiyes Political Review

Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Promises Permanent Relief

A damaged ad claims Kodol Dyspepsia Cure ends indigestion by letting the tired stomach rest. It asserts the product digests what you eat and provides permanent relief, implying natural appetite and digestion are restored through chemical action.

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