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Newspaper
Jackson Herald
Location
Jackson, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1901
Page
2
The Jackson Herald notes Republican in politics designation and mailing details. Entered at the Jackson, Missouri post office as class matter on November 4. The notice references standard publication practices for a periodical edition.
Jackson Missouri notices discuss Congressman Vandiver backing David A DeArmond for House leadership, a Mississippi County furniture contract for 665 dollars, Sam Brown sentenced to hang for murder in Greenville, Thomas Haird appointed to a Southeast Missouri Normal board, and comments on state fairs, printing duties, and county court plans for the Jackson courthouse.
Sherif announces sale of two Neelys Landing lots and a parcel in Cape Girardeau County to satisfy a general execution in a case for Lowndes H. Davis against Win. E. Russell. Sale set for September 24 at the courthouse east front door, Cape Girardeau.
County Correspondence notes fair and cool weather with showers aiding crops. Updates on local residents including James Moore and E W Gammill. Sawmill fire at Groseclose & Bro. destroys the mill. lumber in danger, new timber buying planned. August 27 entry highlights farming, railroad survey talks, and social events at Sar gent chapel.
The Missouri State Fair aims to be a central gathering for farmers breeders horticulturists and industry representatives to display products and learn from each other. The live stock exhibit is assured with premier cattle herds already entered and direct freight from Minnesota bringing a major herd turnout to Sedalia. Over 150 high class horses will compete in speed events as part of a rising showcase for Missouri agriculture.
The passage urges every locality and individual to contribute to the state exhibit with Missourians showing what they can achieve when united. It also notes a one-fare round trip, half-rate for livestock, and free transport for fruit grain and vegetables across Missouri roads.
The Cape Girardeau Court of Common Pleas under authority of a sale order will auction the defendants real estate on Wednesday Sept 26 between 4 and 6 pm at the east front door of the Cape Girardeau courthouse. The property includes multiple parcels totaling about 121 acres in Cape Girardeau County Missouri described by sections, townships and ranges and notes homestead rights for the defendants. Payment terms require 25 percent cash day of sale with 75 percent credit in nine months secured by a note bearing interest. Sheriff Bernhard Gockel.
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