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Newspaper
Jackson Herald
Location
Jackson, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1906
Page
4
The Jackson Herald discusses local politics and business, noting New Mexico and Arizona vote on joint statehood, Missouri supreme court election results, and the Cape County Milling Company debate. It questions electric road plans, removal of subtreasury staff, and promotes advertising reach in the county.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a supposed cold remedy and druggist claims, with garbled phrases about a medicine or tablet. No coherent event or names are identifiable.
Clothing at Schaefer's and C Wolters harness shop offer bargains on leather, horse blankets, lap robes, gloves, boots, furs, and novelties. W.G. Alfred died near the Cape aged about 50. Bruening Kerstner and Co advertise coats furs hats and Christmas goods. Football results show J.M.A. vs Meathart with M.A. winning 3 to 0. The second M.A. team is noted. Church notices critique a revival and aid society politics, urging price cuts on millinery and urging timely Christmas shopping.
Letters testamentary for Claus Kerstner have been granted to executor William Bruening by the Cape Girardeau County probate judge in vacation on November 27 1906. Creditors must present claims within one year to obtain allowance or be barred.
A short Rural Herald letter notes scarce news, decent health, and villagers gathering rubbins, wood, and rabbits for Christmas. It mentions tax collection, the election result, stock law debate, and praise for the WOC TU activities, highlighting past Prohibition-era reforms and plans for liquor withdrawal in national soldiers' homes.
The Tirrell Bill tightens liquor prohibitions in government buildings parks and ships and blocks Sunday gate openings at the Jamestown Exposition. Violations incur forfeiture of government appropriations as noted by Union Signal via PRESS SUPT.
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