Jackson Herald Classifieds and Notices from 1910
Advertisement rates appear for Jackson Missouri print shop notices dated Aug 4 1910. Obituary notes report John G Carlisle former Treasury Secretary dies in New York City. News brief mentions Taft state alignment and Edward Regenhardt sworn in as U S Marshal for the Eastern District of Missouri with Edward Whitworth as deputy.
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John G. Carlisle
the Treasury
Cleveland
New York City
Edward F. Regenhardt
U. S
Missouri
Edward E. Whitworth
Poplar Bluff
Taft approves Lee statue for Capitol’s statue hall
A compilation of recent events reports President Taft approving a statue of Gen Robert E Lee in Washington’s Capitol. It notes a Slocum Texas race war with three white and eighteen black deaths, militia deployment, and ongoing quiet. It also mentions the Halliburton mandamus decision, tariff views in Ohio, and Nebraska’s Bryan political standing.
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Taft
Gen. Robt. E. Lee
Statuary Hall
Capitol
Washington
Slocum
Tex
Watchmaker's honesty praised in Jackson notice
On July 3 1910 Riley Clark retracts a prior statement about Mr Strain and praises his honesty in Jackson Missouri Aug 1 1910. A separate public notice invites 125 men and boys to join the Mardi Gras parade during Home-Comers Reunion in Jackson on Friday morning August 26 with uniforms provided. John G Putz in the County Treasurer's office handles calls.
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Jackson
Mr. Strain
Strain
Riley Clark
John G. Putz
Final Quarrel Over Diamond Ring Ends in Forgotten Fight
A Kansas City Times item recounts a couple's quarrel over an engagement ring. The man rejects the ring claiming it is final, tosses it away, and the woman pleads to find it. After a frantic search, he retrieves the ring and the couple’s crisis remains their private business.
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Kansas City Times
Splitting a Picture by Botticelli Half Proves Greater Than Whole
A Strand Magazine extract recounts how Botticelli works were split to form two panels. A London buyer once owned half, then a squabble between twins led to violence and the destruction of one half. The narrator recalls selling the complete piece later for 6,000 lire to Adolph Kann. the surviving half is now in Runala.
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Botticelli
Buttery
London
Herr Kaufmann
Berlin
Jeno
Signor Barili
Botticell
Bt John
Joseph
Adolph Kann
Runala
E. Ponzove
Strand Magazine
Pie for Breakfast Sparks Boarderroom Debate
Mrs. Dobbs remarks on guests and meals spark humor about pie at different meals. A new boarder declines breakfast pie with a smile, while pie for dinner or supper draws favorable, lighthearted praise. The exchange highlights domestic routines and playful social tone.
The Usual Sequel Elopement Homeseek in Montreal
The Chicago News recounts an elopement to Montreal with the couple feeling homesick. The bride jokes about telegraphing two F's for forgiveness and funds, highlighting lighthearted domestic quips between the bride and groom.
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Montreal
Chicago
Chicago News
Poor Memory at Green Dinner Party
A fragment notes a tense moment at Green's dinner party where a woman was called by her fretful husband's name, described as a petty lapse rather than a dramatic break, reflecting social tensions in Detroit life.
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Green
the Bowtess
Detroit Free Press
The Old Master Exhibition Visit Report
A report notes a caller asking to view the old master painting Mary says no one else has seen it recently. Only one visitor appeared while the owner was away, during a brief London Serape period.
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Mary
London
Serape
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Jackson Herald
Jackson Herald CO
J. A. AnMernose
Ween
the Hoyle
Ohio
Supreme Court
Halliburton
State Roach
Republican State Committee
Col. Bryan
Nebraska
Aim
Jackson, Mo
Uncle Sam
Bank Examiner
Bank of the People
Lebanon Chemical CO
Campbell, Mo
Cape County Home Comers Association
A. F. Williams
Seo Y
Dr. C. V. Alsop
S. T. Daley
Whetstine’s
Public Square
David B. Hays
West Side of Public Square
Telephone
Prof. L. Haskill
Murphysboro, Ill
L. Haskil
Elm St
Murrayssoro, Ii
Chichester
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