Locals note births sales and thefts in Jackson area
A Jackson Kansas City era style column lists births including girls and boys to multiple couples, school openings at Millerville and Cape districts, real estate moves, court actions, business adverts, and community notes. The entries reference Trickey drug store, Lombard pianos, and Fraternal Order of Colonials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. M. Morgan
Trickey's Drug Store
J. C. Clippard
Grover Obermiller
Frank Grant
Brazeau
Jackson
L. F. Thomas
Gravel Hill
W. A. Trickey
W. G. Schneider
West Jackson
Martin Maupt
GG. W. Schack
Wyeyot Mille
Artie Faylor
Geo. Miller
Moccasin Springs
Petit Jury
R.T. Henderson
C. H. Welter
J. J. Mayfield
Schumer Springs
Will Clark
Jesse Willard
McClure
al. M. Spider
W. W. Taylor & Son
Charleston
Helen McCombs
R. M. McCombs
Bismarck
Bertha Bosse
Bosse
Fraternal Order of Colonials
Order of Colonials
Jackson Drug Co
Lewis Stewart
Trickey'’s
Frank Mogler
Morgan & Ranney’s
Millerville High School
Fred Cureton
Hasslinger
Amanda Hoffman
Quincy
Lil
Oma Tant
Fruitland
B. W. Hays
Timothy
MeAtee’s
McAfee’s
I. Munpe
R. M. Sawyer
Ala J. Stepp
Green B. Tynedst
Benton
M. B. Chapman
St. Louis
Emma McCombs
Anita Helmkampf
Cape
The Botanist and the Machine in Zenith tale
In McClure's September issue Mrs. Woodrow Wilson presents The Botanist and the Machine a romance set amid a mining town plot. An election and a love affair collide as Birdie Green disrupts the political machine with breezy western humor featuring Mrs Nitschkan and the Ladies Aid in Zenith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodrow Wilson
McClure’s
West
Plodder versus swell in courtship lessons from old adage
The piece contrasts two types of men, the flashy swell and the steady plodder. It argues the swell charms now but fails later, while the plodder quietly works, builds wealth, and plans stable family trips, implying long term value in steadiness over style.
Plodder in Youth Proves Fast Later in Life Race
The saying notes that many youths who plod later gain speed, while those who start fast exhaust early. The contrast highlights how early vigor does not guarantee lifelong pace and patience may yield sustained progress.
Overwork in School and Child Health
A September note from Mrs. Sangster in Woman's Home Companion argues against overburdening children with schoolwork. It suggests removing a child from school for six months to a year to focus on healthful play, home tasks, or manual labor, with girls learning household arts and boys potentially pausing studies briefly. Parents should tailor decisions to each child, noting individual differences.
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M. G. LaPierre
Lee Johnson
Rhoda Hesching
McClure, Tl
J. M. Sander
Kurre Brothers
Kurreville
J. W. Miller
August Sander
Appleton
C. H. Macke
DeWitt
Walter
Henry Bosse
Millerville
Indian Territory
Charles
Choctaw County
Garman
W. A. Tickey
F. A. Sampson
State Historical Society of
Missouri
Columbia
Herzberger
Lutheran Church of Jackson
Ashgrove
Klein's
Elsie Heyde
8. M. McAnally
Marble Hill
J.J. Lovett
Williams
J. L. Hatcher
Pocahontas
Morgan Sisters
Winyard & Wilson
Caroline Harenbere
Chas, Behrens
Alvin Hoffmann
Portland
J.W. Limbaugh
Oak Ridge
Guy Miltenberger Whit
St. Charles County
Care County Minune Co
Norman Blue
Jackson Store Co
John Locker
Gordonville
Martin Locker
City Cemetery
Spencer Gerley
Maurie Schaefer
Lowe
President Dearmont
Cape Normal
Prof. Dearmont
Cape Girardeau
First North Street
First South Street
First East Street
First West Street
W. A. Miller
L'Resistent
EO. Howard
Alvin Boss
Ishiler
Cape Girardeau County Savings Bank
Ingacheck
Wren
Claus Kerstner
J. Lowinkle
C. Wospenderson
G. Stapler
W. Crackaft
W. J. Miller
ED. Howard
WIEN
Nas
Tad S
Jeweler
the People’s National Bank
Jackson, MO
Coley Ure
Paradia
DR. J. E. Blain
Coley
Todd
Martine
Otier Vuaisina
Cher
St. St. Louis, Mo
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