National Conventions and 1904 Political Shift
The piece discusses the 1904 Republican and Democratic conventions, noting Chicago as the GOP site on June 21, and the Democratic meeting in Washington on January 12. It cites Missouri figures like RK Kerens and Eumu Roor as potential leaders, while predicting Roosevelt’s nomination and Hanna guiding his campaign, with Hanna denying any presidential bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
RK. C. Kerens
Missouri
St. Louis
Kerns
Roosevelt
Hanna
Timer
Mark Tanna
Mr. Roosevelt
Mr. McKinley
Ite
Real Estate Transfers Compiled For Local Records
Listings show transfers including N M Davis to Pinkney B P Davis for 2 acres in section 17 township 82 range 14 priced at 20 dollars. Frederick Wedekind to Frederick Sehlimb for 30 acres in survey 2218 township 40 range 11 at 525. Multiple deeds record transfers of 10 to 140 acres in various sections and townships with prices ranging from 150 to 1100 dollars. A sheriff's deed records 80 acres in section 13 township 38 for 1500 dollars. Additional transfers include Florence B Francis to Ann Hildreth for part survey 2258 at 150 dollars, and other 2 to 140 acre parcels with prices from 225 to 1140 dollars. The list reflects numerous transfers in Cape Girardeau area and adjacent townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. M. Davis
Pinkney BP. Davis
Frederick Wedekind
Frederick Sehlimb
Charlotte M. Wuehtrup
Henry Bauer, Jr
City of
Jackson
John A. McLain
W.M. Tickey
eSheriff
K. L. Hope
P.M. Davis
Floyd. Davis
Zona B. Davis
Revie R K. Smith
Warren Smith
Katy M. Mayfield
A. A. Mayfield
Auction Sale to Close Out Shoes Hate and Clothing
Auction notice from Christian Lix of Fruitland Missouri states the sale will close his entire stock of shoes hate and clothing on Saturday December 19 1903. The listing names the seller and location for the public auction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Lix
Fruitland
Prosperity and local life in the Haral d readers column
The piece paints a thriving community with merchants farmers and teachers in Oriole and nearby towns. It notes repairs to a Methodist church in Indian Creek, new homes and schools with debates, a near river accident involving Alonzo Curtright's wife, sheriff visits, hog and cattle conditions, railroad fencing affecting livestock, and a closing holiday wish to readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oriole
Jeff Young
Indian Creek
Kenry Bowers
Jack Armstrong
Dick Whittaker
Egypt
Giuy Armstrong
Ann Alton
Tona
Loana
Alonzo Curtright
Sheriff Schade
Harald
Cape Girardeau Tax Collector Schedules 1904 Hearings
Ler Hart, collector of Cape Girardeau County Missouri, announces tax collection for 1904 from November 20 to January 1 at the Jackson office. Failure to pay may lead to seizure and sale of property with costs. Back tax books available at Jackson office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Girardeau County
Missouri
Jackson
Ler Hart
Cape Girardeau Co
Amateur Literary Club forms at Millerville with monthly elections
From Millerville Dowoither Ling reports a new Amateur Literary Club organized a month ago and meeting every Friday night through winter. Members are high school students and local youths with open doors planned occasionally. Last night’s program featured declamations recitations music and a debate with officers elected for the coming month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horror Herald
Millerville
Grover Fulbright
Bonnie Miller
Marada Mabrey
W. P. Stearns
Fula Snider
Ada Reynolds
Olimer Stearns
Walter Stearns
Russell Miller
James Arnold
Argus Miller
Carl Hendricks
Herman Miller
Lorenzo Howard
Joel Nunn
Fred Cureton
Kula Miller
Miss Mabrey
Treasury
Annie Howard
No Excuse for it and Sunday barber closures
The writer argues there is no excuse for a man to get shaved on Sunday and urges barbers to close Sundays for churchgoing and rest. It applies to both rich and poor and stresses choosing any hour on six weekdays instead.
Special call meeting of the tin whistlersFriday night 8:30
Urgent notice for all tin whistlers to attend a special meeting Friday evening at 8 30 by committee order. Visitors welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tin Whistlers
Jackson Eastern Star elects officers for year
The Jackson Eastern Star elected its officers for the ensuing year. Worthy Matron is Kate Pepper W orthy Patron Wm O'Brien Associate Matron Alice Winyard Secretary Mrs Chas Williams Treasurer Mrs O B Kinder Conductress Mrs John Mabry Associate Cond Mrs L M Bean
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Jackson Eastern Star
Kate Pepper
Wm. O’brien
Alice Winyard
Chas, Williams
O. B. Kinder
John Mabry
L.M. Bean
Creath and Batten Married at Naylor Ripley County
Frank Creath of Piedmont Missouri married Grace Batten, daughter of Rev. J L Batten, longtime local churchman, in a ceremony held last week at Naylor in Ripley County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Creath
Grace Batten
Naylor
Ripley County
Mr. Creath
Piedmont
Miss Batten
J. L. Batten
Jackson Methodist Church
Administrator's Notice of Estate Claim Deadlines
Letters of administration granted for Beedt Vitider estate in Cape Girardean County. L. F. Tiomas named administrator. Claims against the estate must be filed within one year from the date of letters or be barred. two years from publication for final bar. Publication date November 18, 103.
Executor's Novice Notice of Mary Horn Estate Proceedings
Notice is tareby given that letters testamentary upon the state of Mary Horn deceased have been granted to the undersigned by the Probate Court of Cape Girardeau County Missouri. All persons having claims against said estate are required to exhibit them to the undersigned within one year from the date of letters or be barred from benefits. if not exhibited within two years from publication, they are forever barred. Taylor Boren, Executor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ACIS
Beedt Vitider
Cape Girardean Coury
Sieh
L. F. Tiomas
Tareby
Mary Horn
Cape Giron County
Missouri
Taylor Boren
Cape Girardeway
William ©. Hemoks
Chet
Com- Hood & Ault Agate
Ted
Willie
Holden
Cape Girard
Jane Wary
Jackson Hall- Alo
Cape Girardeau
Order of Publication in Cape Girardeau Court
Notice to William Brooks that plaintiff Lala Brooks Conn has filed for divorce in Cape Girardeau Missouri. Case before the Cape Girardeau Circuit Court. Publication to run in Jackson Times newspaper for four weeks. Term set for the next court session in Cape Girardeau County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capeirardean Court of Comeawn Mens
Tue
Ape Girardeau
State of Missouri
Loveretion
Lala Brooks
Inum
C Brooks
Laxwire Bromine Quinine Tablets Claim Quick Cure
An old advertisement promises to stop the cough and cure the cold in one day with Laxwire Brome Quinine Tablets. It offers a no cure, no pay guarantee and lists a price of 2c.
Farm for Sale near Fruitland Jackson Missouri
The Flynn farm near Fruitland is for sale. About 79 acres of fine soil with a good house and barn, well watered, four miles north of Jackson and one mile from Fruitland, on the Cape Girardeau Chester railroad now building. Apply to T. D. Hines Jackson Mo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flynn
Fruitland
Jackson
Cape Girardeau & Chester
T. Dd. Hines
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jackson Herald
BF. Lusk
Port Ofice
Jacasa
Olume Motter
Mkson
Butter
Supreme Court
Eumu Roor
Cape County
Washington, D. C
Eea
Price Baking Powder OO
Jackson Store Company
Jackson, Missouri
Dowoither
Ling
Whistlers
Eastern Star
Orren Wilson
ASD Notary Public
Cape Girardeau, Mo
ED W. D. Hays
Notary Public
Oippoulte Central Hotel
Jackson, MO
RAI
G.S. Henderson
South High Street
Cape County Savings Bank
Liz
A. V. Alsop
Rover Helene
Peerdealey
Mailer Seperes
Lion Coffee
G.C. Hasslinger
Jackson's Jewelry Store
Grant & Elbrecht
J. L. Jenkins
Schiefer
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