Ordinance for Sidewalks and Curbing on First East Street
An 1907 Jackson Missouri ordinance details construction of granitoid sidewalks with curbing and guttering on both sides of First East street from First North to Florence Street. It covers grading, bed specifications, concrete mix, bid process, special tax assessments, and enforcement timelines for property owners and the city.
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First East Street
First North Street
Florence Street
City of
Jackson
Missouri
W. H. Wagner
Adam Hoffmann
S.C. Lail
J. L. Jenkins
F. Brase
Henry Borgfield
Bernhard Gockel
F. A. Obermiller
J. C. Clippard
D. B. Seibert
J. H. Wiesbrod
Geo
Jackson Herald
Said
A. D
Adlermen
City of Jackson
Pepper Alley
Asid
Board of Aldermen
East Street
Local residents travel and a wedding noted
Government workers return home for a few days vacation. J A Vogel J R Adams and Trickey Lynn depart for Cape Girardeau on a fast freight wagon while John Lichtnegger August Schattaur head to St Louis with stock. Theo Vogel Sr and his new wife return from St Louis after a ceremony held last Sunday. Phenix.
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J. A. Vogel
J. R. Adams
Trickey Lynn
Cape Girardeau
John Lichtnegger
August Schattaur
St. Louis
Theo
Vogel, Sr
Phenix
Jackson’s First Class Jewelry Store Stands Proud
In Jackson Missouri a noted jewelry firm, Jackson Jewelry Company, is praised for a fine stock of diamonds, gold jewelry, cut glass, china, and silverware. The repair department operates continuously, engraver Strain draws customers, and locals call it among the best in southeast Missouri. The piece lauds the store’s quality and hopes for ongoing prosperity.
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Missouri
Jackson
Jackson Jewelry Company
Strain
Surprise Party For Mrs Hensley Reported
Mrs D. D. Hensley, living near Jackson, hosted a Sunday gathering of about thirty relatives who had planned the surprise. They attended Rock Hill Sunday school, shared dinner, then spent the afternoon in conversation. Mrs Hensley remarked she would have preferred the celebration on another day.
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D. Hensley
Near Jackson
Rock Hill
Oriole Happenings In Oriole
Oriole is all right. Jeff D McLlain a merchant here is doing a good business. He bought new harness for his pony but it is too large and will be exchanged. Preaching each Sunday at McLain's Chapel or Iona schoolhouse near Oriole. Farmers prepare to plow for wheat. No serious sickness locally. A picnic last Saturday affected some church members causing them to miss church last Sunday.
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Heath
Julia Kasten
J. M. Conner
A. C. Hope
Concordia Schoen
Maurice Thompson
Walter Kien- Inger
Frohna
Chas. Alexander
R. H. Ruehling
Fruitland
Neelys
Leemon
Shawneetown
New Wells
Rev. H. Kumf
Altenburg
W. Geissendoorfer
Neelys Landing
Shawneetown Road
Tonny
Lyman Bowman
Lyman
Oriole
Jeff D. McLlain
Oak Ridge carpenter returns rich man to seek abandoned wife
Frank McKinney, once a struggling Oak Ridge carpenter who vanished years ago with no word to his wife and infant, has returned wealthy and plans to help his former spouse. His wife remarried in Tennessee, and McKinney's friends believe he is now prepared for the future and will ensure his former wife never wants.
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Oak Ridge
Frank MecKinney
McKinney
Frank McKinney
Mssouri
Tennessee
Burfordville Local News Highlights from August Socials
Fred Kurre of Schumer Springs visited Burfordville last Saturday. An ice cream supper at Freeman Jones near Gravel Hill drew a large crowd. Silas Allen’s rural route was extended and Gravel Hill post office will close after August 15. Fred Sanders sold personal property on August 10. The new McGuire cemetery church was dedicated with a dinner on the grounds. People from Sikeston visited Burfordville this week. At the Tilsit picnic on August 3 Jessie Strong broken neck from a horse incident. horse valued at 150 dollars. Econ.
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Fred Kurre
Schumer Springs
Freeman Jones
Gravel Hill
Silas Allen
Fred Sanders
McGuire Cemetery
John
Sikeston
Tilsit
Jessie Strong
Burfordville
Econ
Meelys Landing Business Copes After Dull Season
Business picks up at Meelys Landing as river traffic remains steady though season dull. M G Wagner offers liberal reward for a stray sheep missing from his farm. River falling but boats continue regular trips. Peter Pan sale at McCombs Furniture offers 10 to 20 percent reductions on sewing machines and household goods.
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Meelys Landing
M. G. Wagner
Peter Pan
McCombs’ Furniture
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R. W. Russell
William Paar
Louise Lehner
Esther Ruehling
Albert Wallman
Cape
B. F. Lusk
Our Town
W. Schlegel
John Stariinger
Robert Littleton
Mrs. Hensley
Rep. Sim
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