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Newspaper
Jackson Herald
Location
Jackson, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1907
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR note mentions Jackson Missouri post office second class matter and a small monetary amount. No clear event or dates beyond August 1. Nonspecific filing context leaves uncertainty about full article content.
A jumble of editorial snippets on poultry profits, social manners, religious verses, and reflections on gender roles. It references impending notice deadlines, casual comments on politeness, marriage, and the role of women, with scattered misspellings and archaic phrasing throughout.
A Wichita Bacon column urges readers to place attractive newspaper ads to reach unknown customers and warns about alcohol and slander. It recalls a Kansas politician who, while digging potatoes, finds hidden coins and learns a lesson about diligence and misperceived luck. The piece laments social divides and the fate of downcast workers.
The sheriff of Cape Girardeau county Missouri will sell at public auction on Wednesday August 21 1907 the real estate of August W Oates in Cape Girardeau including Lots 64 and 65 range in Cape Girardeau city fronting Ellis street 914 feet and 180 feet to an alley at the south front door of Cape Girardeau county courthouse Jackson. The sale is to satisfy a general execution in favor of Louisa M Daues and costs. Bernhard Gockel Sheriff.
Creditors and others interested in the estate of Millar and Metz are informed that surviving partner John Metz will make a final settlement at the Cape Girardeau Probate Court in Jackson on the second Monday of August 1907. The notice requests all parties appear or file claims within two weeks.
The administrator of the estate of Apt Ginter deceased announces final settlement for creditors and interested parties. The probate court of Cape Girardeau will hear the matter at the county seat in Jackson starting Monday August 12.
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