Local Happenings in Jackson and environs
Wheat market notes show 6 to 63 percent harvest swings with price signals near the lowest quoted. Multiple town visitors and business deals populate Jackson Tuesday including Houck Dow Regenhardt Milde and Daves. Bruening Kerstner announce August clearance sale with mail contractor Beattie and J. W. Beattie. Meier Bros. offer buggies. local postmaster change at White Water. Rev Worsnop and Tooke preachings. Judge Kern article and Hapgood sulky plow claim. Birdie Madden obituary. Madagascar lecture by Alfonzo Cordéal. Rocky Mountain Tea ads. catarrh cure pitch. public notices on sales and land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Houck
Jackson
W. H. Dow
Regenhardt
Emanuel Milde
Dutchtown
A. J. Arnold
Millerville
Booming the New Railroad Through Jackson County
A party led by Major Brooke and others canvassed the county Tuesday to secure the Houck railroad right of way from here to Perryville. With most rights secured to Oak Ridge, residents suggest funding any damages to ensure the line's completion. Houck has finished work in southern counties and will proceed once the right of way is secured. Farmers near Jackson favor the road's construction for lasting county benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Major Brooke
E. W. Flenige
R. W. Russell
J. A. Horrell
Wm. Paar
T. D. Hines
Thesday
Houck
Perryville
Oak Ridge
Mr. Houck
Jackson
Cape Girardeau
Sawyer
San Francisco
Securng Press
Chicago Advance
Lishera
Paeifte Pub
Opening of the J. M. A. Arrangements Announced
Jackson Military academy will open mid September with Prof. Vincent C. Poor of Oleto Kansas as principal. Poor arrives this week and will canvass for the school. Friends urged to support the effort to form a strong faculty and enroll students. Rally around Old J. M.A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Military Academy
Vincent C. Poor
Oleto
Kansas
Poor
J. M.A
New Mining Firm Formed in Jackson Missouri
A new company named the Southeast Missouri Mining Manufacturing and Developing Company of Jackson is formed with capital stock of 880,000. It will own the Jackson tiling factory and develop Southeast Missouri's resources, mining interests, and manufacturing capacity. Officers are A. J. Burford president P. H. Felker vice president T. E. McNeely secretary and H. Kt. English treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southeast Missouri Mining, Manufacturing and Developing Company
Jackson
Southeast Missouri
A. J. 2. Burford
P. H. Felker
St. Louis
T. E. McNeely
H. Kt. English
Farmers to discuss Jackson elevator project next Saturday
Farmers plan a meeting in Jackson to discuss an elevator project and potential creation of a farmers' mill in the area. Separate notices invite readers to attend the sale of the late T J East land at Bloomfield on September 12 for cheap land. A Wilhem graveyard picnic last Saturday drew attendees. observers remark on the party’s appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
T. ‘J. East
Bloomfield
Local notices and social items from Jackson area
Mrs. Henry Bartela on sick list this week. Picnic planned at Poca nontas on Saturday August 10. Ernest Momdler of Cape Girardeau was in Jackson Tuesday. Mrs. McNeely, mother of T. E. McNeely, ill but improving. R. M. Slaughter moved into Friedrich property on North High Street. Married by Judge Koehler, Grant Jacobs and Florence Rudd. Dr. J. L. Jenkins to fill Oak Ridge appointment August 12–13. Union services at Methodist church Sunday night. Rev. C. W. Latham to preach. George Walker, son of E. J. Walker near Kurreville, declared insane and to be sent to Fulton, Missouri. Ice-cream supper planned at McLain's chapel schoolyard Wednesday August 14 for church benefit. Dr. S. E. Woods and wife and Blucher Sperling back from Current River fishing trip. Cottage hotel at Caruthersville burned last Sunday evening. Notice of J. M. A. opening appears in this issue. A good school will help any town and deserve support. Misses Kate Pepper, Gusta Buerkle and Fred Criddle returned from Cape after two months at summer school. W. C. T. U. double silver medal contest at Oak Ridge Thursday evening August 15, with music and admission 10 cents, children under twelve 5 cents. Married by Rev. J. W. Worsnop at bride’s parents’ residence four miles east of Jackson on Sunday at 8:15 p.m., Harry Napper of Malden and Lilly Myrtle Stout, daughter of Chas. Stout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berry & Ben
Jackson
Rocky Mountain Tea
Madison Medicine Co
R. M. McCombs
St. Louis
Mer. MeCombs
Alfonzo Cordeal
Madagascar
Colored Baptist Church
A. Rienano
Rocky Mountain
van Buren
Gr. A. Smalley
Bessie Carter
Keesie
Alex. Carter
Bessie
Arkansas
Congress
Harriet Williams
Ile
Ben J. Miller
Edw. D. Hays
Henry Bartela
Pocanontas
Ernest Momdler
Cape Girardeau
Jackson Tueasay
McNeely
T. E. McNeely
R. M. Slaughter
Friedrich
North High Street
Joseph Koehler
Grant Jacobs
Florence Rudd
J. L. Jenkins
Oak Ridge
C. W. Latham
George Walker
E. J. Walker
Kurreville
Fulton
MclLain’s Chapel
S. E. Woods
Blucher Sperling
Caruthersville
Kate Pepper
Gusta Buerkle
Fred Criddle
Cape
Notice to buy organ or piano by W L Wilkinson
The undersigned W L Wilkinson of Sikeston Missouri advertises the sale of a good organ or piano to interested buyers. The notice states a willingness to sell to anyone seeking an instrument, inviting inquiries from potential purchasers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Wilkinson
Sikeston, Mo
Dustiess College Conservatory Ad Sends Catalogue
An advertisement for Dustiess College highlights the Conservatory of Music and School of Elocution with terms for board and tuition, noting nine teachers who are specialists in piano voice and all stringed instruments, inviting readers to send for a catalogue in a beautiful and healthful town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dustiess College
Conservatory of Music
School of Elocution
Real Estate Transfers in Jackson Area Lists Multiple Property Interests
A Jackson listing of real estate transfers shows City of Jackson to Wilhelmina Plentge a quarter interest in 16L.0 acres in Bcations with other fragmented deeds. Howard and wife transfer undivided quarter interests to Charles Wilhelm in 144 acres in survey 1,008. Wilhelm and wife to K. Survey 1,004 acres in township 42. Wiseman and wife to Julia A. Wiseman a quarter interest in a ship and range parcel. Wiseman to John Wien a quarter interest in fifty acres in section 26 township 42. Wiseman to Win. Wissmaan a quarter interest in 66 acres in section 26, township 52 range 1. Margrave and wife to tion 15, township 32. Levi Simons and wife to Duthie McLain an acre in Infection 2, township 32 range 1. Tenants named including Tirmenstein note lot 6 in Jackson City. Moler and wife to Martin Froemedor 170 acres in survey vn 214, 295 and N. Caldwell. Caldwell to in aerea in section 26 township 13 range 13. Morton to Morrell a transfer of 782 and 200 acres in township 21 range 133.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Jackson
Wilhelmina
Jan. Howard
Chas
Wilhelm
John LD. Wiseman
Julia A
Crewunsees
Sacaan
N. Caldwell
Win. Morton
J. A. Morrell
Dentists to Visit Dutchtown Oak Ridge and Nearby Towns
Mrs A L Bryte will tour Dutchtown August 10 Oak Ridge August 12 Millerville August 14 Tilsit August 15 Allenville August 17 offering painless tooth extractions. J L and T J Shepparn of Cape Girardeau Mo report selling cistern cleaners and water purifiers and seek township customers by mail or in person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Bryte
Blankner
Dutchtown
Auprust
Oak Ridge
Millerville
Tilsit
Allenville
J.T. Hindman
Cape Girardesu
J.l.&t J. Shepparn
Cape Girardean, Mo
Lost satchel and missing calf sought by owner in Jackson area
On the road between Jackson and Fruitland a satin bag with pocketbook two handkerchiefs and Wood Mercantile company checks is missing. Finder urged to return to the office for a reward. Also advertises a red heifer calf about one and a half years old missing from a farm near Jackson, with liberal reward offered for reports to the undersigned or office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los
Jackson
Fruitland
Ws. Schvette
Lost horse branded E on fore-shoulder near Randles Station
A gray horned horse about ten years old and one percent hands high with an E brand on the left fore-shoulder and a scar on the right hip is located near Van Lord's farms, mile northeast of Randles Station. If not claimed within 30 days, the owner will forfeit the horse. Jas. McClore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Van
Lord's Farms
Randles Station
Jas
Moclore
West Jackson shop and lot for sale at cash price
For sale or rent the West Jackson shop and lot now occupied by L. F. Cowan. The property will be sold cheap for cash. Inquiries to T. D. Ines for further particulars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Jackson
L. F. Cowan
T. D. Ines
Groceries and drinks at Lunt's Delta shop
Thomas Lunt runs a shop at Delta between the Iron Mountain depot and the post office offering cold lunch fresh bread cold drinks and a full line of family groceries. Mrs Allport of Johnstown Pa reports her child was saved from croup by One Minute Cough Cure, sold by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta
Thomas Lunt
Iron Mountain
5.H. Allport
Johnstown
Divorce petition filed in Cape Girardeau Circuit Court
Florence Stephenson seeks a divorce from Frederick T. Stephenson on abandonment grounds. The court orders publication in Jackson Herald for four weeks, notifying the nonresident defendant to appear by August at the Jackson court, or a divorce decree will be granted. This notice is certified by Clerk Creis F. Berres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick’. Stephenson
Florence Stephenson
Cironit Court
Cape Girardeau County
Frederick T. Stephenson
Hin
Girarddeau County
Antesa
Jackson
Cape Girardeau
Tts
Jackson Herald
Sald County
Creis F. Berres
Sheriff's Sale Under General Execution in Missouri
The Sheriff of Cape Girardeau County Missouri by general writ of execution from the Circuit Court sells at public auction the described real estate in Jackson Missouri. The sale is scheduled for Tuesday August Y between morning and evening hours at the court house south door to satisfy the writ in favor of McCormick Harvesting Machine Co against John Moll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cgircuit
Cape Girardeau County
Missouri
McCormick Harvesting Machine Co
John Moll
Cape Aillandean County
Cape Girardema County
Mistour
Snorroy
Whitewater
Frederick Wedekind
Jackson
County of Cape Guardian
Kell
Tate
KMGTY
Lernhard Gockel
Special execution notice of land sale Cape Girardeau Mo
The office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Cape Girardeau County issues a special execution for the August term 101 in favor of the State of Missouri at the relation of E W Flentge against George Brennecke. The sheriff will sell on Tuesday at the south front door of the court house in Jackson the 62 acres of land in sections 10 township and range described, to satisfy the execution and costs, the sale to occur in the forenoon or afternoon as stated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Cape Girardeau County
Missouri
George Brennecke
Cape Girardeau
Missouk
Range Ui
Jackson
Cnaly
Deas
Fortrel Sherif
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Bruening & Kerstner
J. W. Beattie
Henry Moore
Kirkaville
Ed Lang
J. W. Worsnop
William's
Judge Kern
W. Gladish
D. L. Wolfiman
The
Cape Optimist
J. BE. Tooke
Hubble Creek Church
Mace Snider
J. W. Futrell
John Winchester
John
Albert Spradling
Cramp
Ucape
Lulu Helmkampf
Baby
John Lyrman
Pocahontas
Meier Bros
George Miller
Moccasin Springs
Woodmen Log Rolling Association
Farmington
White
Arvantville
Ind
de Wits
Uazel
DeWitt
Hall
I. J. Cheney & Son
Toledo
Ohio
Scott
Wilhem
W. 1
Schaoter
Syngas Asia Lees Nes
Puneveesa
Harry Napper
Lilly Myrtle Stout
Marvin
Collegiate Institute
Nelson B. Henry
Feepkuickrows
R. E. Prince
Stella Berry
Loconte
Neely's Landing
Care CousTy Savings Bank
Exere
Standaro Hotter
Ld Dearhorn St
Clibeagen
Berkshires
Elmwood Lee
Cari Wallace
Massey Lenteville
Houston
Tex
Richmond
Birmingham
Als
Areteoded
Business Colleges Co. Als
Colwebes
Decicentile
Fla
Pirie Calalegea
W. Ti. Muniar
Jos. Korner
Cape County
Jackson, Missouri
W. UW
C. W. Hennereon
J.L. Hines
Kerstner
D. Starner
Howann, Cashier
Alvis
Awst
American Mutual Aid Ass’n
Percy Stone
Gexminatl
Wainwright
Indiana
Kentucky
Missirippi
Ernest Gholson
Omner
Mos
State of Missouri
Ininelt
R. Reehan & Co
South High Street
Missourl
Sheriffs Sale
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