Wake Up Wake Up Jacksons Military Academy Plea
Notice urges all debtors to settle by September 1 and questions local support for the Jackson Military Academy. It argues outsiders should not attend the public school, defends the academy under Profs Birmingham and Hamlin, and calls on Jackson residents to send pupils and fund the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M.A
Jackson
JL. Jenkins
Birmingham
Hamlin
Wee
Jd. M. A
Cols
Irmainghan
Maslin
Dielksen
Jackson Military Academy
Marriage Licenses Issued to Five Couples
Edward Bornemann wed Annie Weisman. George Farrow married Hattie Kerby. Maria Garner joined Ettie Shuman. O N Helmes married Sallie Col yer. The list records five couples granted licenses in the period covered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Bornemann
Annie Weisman
George Farrow
Hattie Kerby
Maria Garner
Ettie Shuman
O.N. Helmes
Sallie Colyer
Public notice of legal proceedings and sale in Missouri
Owing to sickness the applicant asks supporters for help on Saturday August 20 and promises full duty to the county. The notice cites a court action in Missouri, with defendants and a sale, stating a term of publication for four weeks and that a copy is to be posted in the city and mailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elow
Sale
Helen
Courk
Conor
Jemen
Lax Fos advertised as cure all medicine
An old style advertisement touts Lax Fos as a cure for digestion constipation kidney and liver troubles claiming medical enterprise originality and a money back guarantee with endorsements and testimonials. Also mentions Balland’s Snow Liniment and a Rev Riley endorsement in a jumble of names and cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. H. Winstein
S.E. Woods
W. Jas Riley
Tsbh. Ws
Ciba
New York
Balland
Bae
5. E. Words
Thedford
Mies
Caroline Martin
Parktersburg
W. Va
Aml
Court Proceedings In Missouri Overturned Veto
A damaged OCR report describes a court hearing in Missouri at the Cape Girardeau court stating a defendant Livtria Be Mitetiel and others faced trial. The clerk notes the case to be published in the local gazette for four weeks with required notices before the next term and defers further action to the judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loure
Sardein
Etree
Che
Cape Gifotleay
Vento
Glee
Laura
Minsoith
Catiel
Wirheli
Cree Taney
Livtria
Hodge
Cap Ong Ghoer Deni
Tartner
Rire Haackson
Fraternal Order of Colonials Its Life Benefit Plan
The Fraternal Order of Colonials unites white male members born between the best of TE and Ao Years, governed by a Supreme Assembly and Executive Committee. Death benefits depend on membership length, with staged payments from $200 per $1000 in the first year to higher sums later, plus full face value and assessments. A reserve fund underpins payments, and the order emphasizes social ritual and businesslike protection. William H. Miter sen hawene
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Assembly
Missouri State Normal School Third District Fall Opening Notice
Missouri State Normal School announces fall opening on Tuesday September 13 2004 for the third district. Departments listed include English Language and Literature History Mathematics Physics Physiography Chemistry Agriculture Biology Nature Study Latin Greek German French Elocution Manual Training Drawing Music and Pedagogy. Catalogs available from President W. S. Dearmont.
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C.H. Werter
Con. Mio Dives
Tly
Chyeetharden
Missourh
Willard McKay
Magetat
Sciatica
Ruan Ue
Madea
Royal Vedicine CO
H. L. Jones, Jackson
Foley
Bright
G. A. Stillson
Tampico
Edward Huss
Salisbury
Ohta
PE Bla Veto
Avittitin
Osemary
Ovene
Scott
Chemlen
Vears Street
M Coffman
Thedford’s Draught
the Fraternal Order of Colonials
State of
Missouri
Fach
Supreme Executive Committee
David P. Bailey
Supreme President
Wm 1. Robertson
Edward T. Mays
John P. Munbrey
Mayfield
William H. Miter
Sen Haweene
J Supreme Treasurer
Supreme Attorney
Supreme Auditing Committee
Andrew PF
Willima
Charles A. Sawyer
Supreme Office
Jackson, MO
Ali
Winsrean Mioncie Co
Malueoh
S. E. Woods
Missouri State Normal School
W. 5. Dearmont
Balla
Hena
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