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Newspaper
Jackson Herald
Location
Jackson, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1909
Page
4
The Jackson Herald advertises legal display rates and a promotional club with other papers to boost circulation. It offers subscriptions at 1.00 per year in advance with a map and souvenir wall chart for 1.25, extending renewals to January 1, 1911, for those who act by December.
Chas B Hugley Missouri state inspector visited Jackson High School on Monday examined records laboratory library and course of study. He praised the lab and overall library though suggesting better shelving. He approved the course of study and recommended the school be placed on the approved list enabling graduates to enter the state university without further exam. He praised teachers and instruction while proposing another study room with a supervising teacher. The board agreed and planned to add a proper stage in the assembly hall next year. In a few years Jackson High School could be among the best in the state.
The Jackson school system lists students with perfect attendance and 90 percent average for the month ending November 26 1909 under Miss Maude Phillips and Miss Myrtle Dunn with multiple grades named. Also noted is the death of John Hink aged about 70 in Gordonville and a hall of the Eastern Star memorial for Nona Miller with reflections on her life.
Joseph Maredith and Margaret Maredith with Jerry McLane and Birdie McLane default on a deed of trust dated 1906 to secure a note. Trustee J Roberts will sell at Jackson Court House south door on December 6 1909 to the highest bidder for cash to satisfy the debt and costs.
Hats and ribbons of all kinds will be sold at cost at Mrs Henry C Kieninger's store in Pocahontas Missouri through January 1 1910. An advertisement features testimonials praising Electric Bitters for women, claiming benefits against nervousness sleeplessness melancholy headaches backaches and fainting spells with claims of improved vigor and health.
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