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Newspaper
Jackson Herald
Location
Jackson, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1907
Page
4
Jackson Missouri posting notice dated August 20 1907 announces legal advertising rates including one year six months and three months pricing. It lists local and professional aid rates and states display rates are available on application for legal notices and display advertisements.
The Republican home coming at Forest Park Highlands in St. Louis drew prominent Republicans from across the country. The piece contrasts the value of kindness over conflict and reflects on social divisions, with remarks on work, clothing, and family life.
A critique of village gossip and rash judgment, warning that idle rumors ruin reputations. The piece urges applying the golden rule and avoiding unChristian motives when judging others. It notes that indiscretions occur and harsh criticism worsens the offender rather than helping.
The United States Geological Survey reports Portland cement production in 1905 at 35,246,812 barrels valued at 33,245,867 dollars. This shows increases of 8,740,931 barrels and 10,800,748 dollars over 1904, when output was 26,505,881 barrels valued at 23,355,119 dollars.
The Ladies Aid Society of Burfordville will host an ice cream supper in the Baptist church on Saturday, September 7. Memorial services will be held Sunday evening at 3 o'clock at the Link school house conducted by Rev. M. T. Haw or Jackson.
Health notes mark Miss Callie Hughes improving while Conney McLard and J W McLain also recover. Lightning killed two cows near Moccasin Springs and Charles Maevers Eyot Mills store sustained minor fire damage. J D McLain offered a guessing game on eggs bought August 5 to 17 with $5 prize to closest guess. Elmer McLain won with 2207 of 2204 eggs. Rev D M Margraves to teach Neelys Landing school next year and may sell property in Oriole for new buyer.
Health is good aside from a few colds. Recent welcome rain aids plowing and corn growth. Local threshing crews finished wheat in River Hills. Mr and Mrs Dan Haldeman visit. he will teach Millerville high school again. Charley Loves visits town. Harvey Milster travels to New Wells. The Corner Orchestra to play for August 30 dance. Adolph Rudert leaves for North Dakota. Hastin Reed works in Cape Girardeau box factory. William Weisbrodt seeks mower repairs in Dock Whitledge area. A sale occurred at Dock Whitledge’s on August 17, with the seller moving to Cape Girardeau.
J M Blakemore M D treats eye diseases and corrects vision with proper lenses. He emphasizes visiting a competent oculist and refractonist who examine each eye separately. Gold filled frames with Venera crystal lenses priced from four to six dollars. Office at Sawyer's Hotel on Wednesdays and Saturdays.
Health and farming notes as residents prepare for fall work. migration and visits include J H Thomas moving to Cape Girardeau, L D Hartle renting near Whitewater, Uncle John Barrett on vacation, and Uncle Ed Robbins traveling to Missouri. Administrative notices govern estate filings, final settlement, and letters of administration for Neinstedt, Richard Smith, and Annie E Christian. creditors urged to file claims within one to two years.
An advertising note from The People's National Bank of Jackson Missouri emphasizes safe storage with burglary proof safes and vaults. It stresses dependable banking and reassurance that funds are secure and accessible when needed. The message touts restful sleep and worry free finances under the bank's care.
The company showcases a large assortment of pillow tops at four to five dollars each along with a broad display of fancy work materials.Visitors can view table scarfs squares stamped linens and related items in the big sale.
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