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Newspaper
Jackson Herald
Location
Jackson, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1905
Page
2
Advertising rates per line per insertion for local ads in Jackson Missouri. Professional card listings priced at five dollars per year. Display rates available on application. August 31, 1805.
The directory lists county officers including sheriff treasurer probate judge and clerks with various names. A later note discusses the county court house proposition, claiming it would create a permanent county seat and spur development. Cape residents allegedly supported it less than Turner Hall precinct Byrd township recorded strongest support with 316 for 1 against. Overall vote 2748 for 1 against out of 2745 cast.
Four couples listed for marriage licenses include Will Clark and Jessie Wallard, Lee Johnson and Rhoda Hesching, J L Webly and Ligzie Killian.
A Jackson sworn judge denies rumors of opposing the new court house proposition. He states neutrality and calls the spreader malicious, challenging anyone to prove the contrary.
Frank Baugh sought donations in Jackson to buy a church bell for the Baptist church. Miss Mollie Miller and her Sunday school class donated the bell after enthusiastic discussion. The bell was ordered and will arrive soon, with thanks from the church.
From Our Exchanges reports Rev. Josephus Lee has bought the Charleston Star plant and moved it to Sikeston to continue the General Baptist, a religious paper he started at Everton, Dade county, two years ago. Henry and Mrs. Moore toured California and the western states visiting Yellowstone park and the Portland exposition, studying photography to expand his up-to-date studio work.
A synopsis states that unless subscribers express otherwise they are deemed to wish to renew. If they order discontinuance, publishers may continue until arrears are paid. Subscribers who neglect or remove periodicals are responsible until settled and discontinued. Moving without informing the publisher and having the paper sent to a former address makes the subscriber liable. Courts hold that refusing to use or leaving periodicals uncalled is prima facie evidence of intentional fraud.
Norfolk, Va. resident Riverbark Jr. reports Bucklen's Arnica Salve stopped severe knee blistering and healed the wound without fear. The advertisement touts the salve as a remedy for burns, wounds, and sores at 25 cents, sold by Dr. Woods, the druggist.
Promises a one day cure for a cold with Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All druggists refund the money if it fails to cure. FE W Groves’s signature appears on each box. Price 25 cents.
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