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Newspaper
Jackson Herald
Location
Jackson, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1903
Page
8
The piece describes a 1904 Republican ticket in Missouri with state officials and local options. It praises unity, urges sidewalks on West Main Street, notes a Democratic ally in Brother Adams, and defends Ben as an honest Republican amid factional tensions.
The St Louis Republic offers old or new subscribers a life of Pope Pius the Thirteenth in a bound volume with papal arms. Written by Monsignor O Reilly, the book costs 2.50 for eighteen months of the Twice a Week Republic and a copy of the book, postage prepaid. Available to all subscribers, delivery is by mail.
The Jackson lodge No. 45 of the A O U W will elect officers for the ensuing year next Saturday night December 2. All members are urged to be present. Raia Liesk serves as Chief of Honor.
Rev. C. M. Myers from West Plains Mo conducts nightly revival meetings at the Colored Baptist Church. All are invited to attend these meetings every night and join in the revivalist appeal.
Testimonial from Mia W W Saylor Hilliard Penn claiming complete cure of hypepesia and indigestion with Kodel Dyspepsia. Describes loss of appetite, weakness, nervousness, headaches, constipation, bad breath, and stomach troubles healed by the product. Mentions its toning and reconstructive properties and claims retail availability by Triggists.
The collector of Cape Girardeau County Missouri invites taxpayers to pay 2004 taxes at the Jackson office from November 20 to January 1. Those failing to pay will have property levied and sold to cover taxes and costs. Back tax books remain at the Jackson office. Len Harr, Collector.
Zioun FR Fuller and Alma Oasenkop. James Green and Maggie Pulenwider. Jesse Smith and Della Robins. V Johnson and Verna Maynard. The notice records several marriage licenses issued in the period.
To cure indigestion the ad claims Starvation is unnecessary and that Kodo Dyspepsia Cure enables the stomach and digestive organs to digest all wholesome food. It pledges a never failing cure for indigestion and stomach troubles and asserts Kode digests what you eat making the stomach sweet. Bold by all draggists.
Last Friday night the Fruithand church drew a crowded audience including over thirty from Jackson to hear a W C T U contest. Contestants spoke earnestly for temperance reform and Miss Lottie Mabroy won the medal, presented by Rev. Walker after a brief speech.
The Rev. Tri R Hicks Almanac for Od is now ready and available by mail for 60 venta. Word and Works promotes both Hicks Almanac and Prof ticks with a combined offer of one dollar a year. The next meeting of the Forward Movement Teachers association in Jackson features reports, a president’s address, and a discussion on County School Supervision and Central High Schools set for December 14 at Ma elock.
From Allenville December 6 there will soon be two more saw mill rigs bringing total to three and five stores with new houses under construction. James Crader died last week and was buried at Lattin. A school Christmas tree entertainment is planned with prizes for best recitations. A box supper raised 846.38 for the school.
An ad praises DeWitt's Little Early Risers as a perfect remedy cleansing the system and improving health. It quotes Bob Moore of Lafayette Indiana praising the pills as superior to others. Also lists several land transactions and an administrator's notice with names and property details.
The 70th birthday of Aunt Sally Hitt was celebrated at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Win Niensted near Fairview M. church. Attendees included kin and friends who presented a wicker rocker from her grandchildren. a fine dinner followed. The afternoon featured a prayer meeting and hymn singing reflecting the community’s respect and affection.
The ad touts DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve as the only pure witch hazel product, branding competitors as counterfeit. It asserts DeWitt’s invention and markets it as the best salve for cuts burns bruises tetter blind bleeding itching and protruding piles, sold by all druggists.
An advertisement lists gold and silver fillings cement fillings artificial teeth teeth cleaned plates repaired and painless extraction offered with plates waited free.
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