Jackson Herald Notice and 1901 details from Jackson Missouri
The Jackson Herald issues terms for subscriptions and notes its Chicago office for reader inquiries. It mentions the state teachers association meeting in Kansas City on December 2 1928 and urges teachers to attend. It lists recent appointments in Washington including Judge Gallenkampf as surveyor of the court and Chas F Wenneker as revenue collector, and ponders Hitchcock's potential resignation.
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State
Teachers’ Association
Kansas City
Carrington
Washington
Gallenkampf
Chas. F. Wenneker
Hitchcock
Tax Collector Announces Cape Girardeau County Year 1901 Tax Dates
The collector of Cape Girardeau County Missouri announces tax collection for 1901 from December 8, 1901 to January 1, 1902 at his Jackson office. Taxpayers failing to pay may have property seized and sold with costs. Back tax banks are not accepted. books are at the Jackson office. Bien Ren, Collector.
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Cape Girardeau County
Missouri
Ewich County
Jackson
Bien Ren
County Correspondence Crump December Notes Town Changes
CRUMP December reports a possible flouring mill at Whitewater boosting the town, Lee Rhodes moves to Cousinville, and Willie Stroder returns home for Christmas. Worm damage halts wheat, Frack Surface plans a Crooked Creek saw mill near Mr. Morgan, and Oriole suffers doctor and blacksmith shortages with sickness in town. Ophelia Young breaks an arm. Dr Hempstead treats her. Newborn girl to John Noland. Local yields include Trickey 800, Noland 1100, Armstrong 1000 bushels. Oriole remains corn belt.
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Wendel Seiler
Whitewater
Lee Rhodes
Cousinville
Willie Stroder
Morehouse
Crooked Creek
Mr. Morgan
Oriole
McKee
L[llinvis
Cunningham
Nall
Swinton
Egypt
Chas. Young
Clarence Edward
Statham
Dr. Hempstead
Andrew McLard
Ophelia Young
Dre. Hempstead
John Noland
VM. Trickey
Bert Armstrong
Walter Sams
James Noland
Indian Creek and Flowan schools progress under Misses Cook and Chappel
Weather notes recount December 16 with rain snow and ice. quail hunting hindered by conditions. Local updates mention Mr. December, a Cape visitor Windish bringing saloon fixtures, and plans for a rabbit hunt. Serenade greets Chris Gross in Gordonville. Barkis coal oil wish fulfilled. water abundant. Mrs. Sebastian injured on ice. Local carpenters and saloon plans at Seimers Park. Hartman injured gun accident. skating popular. December 17 winter arrives with severe cold.
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Windish
The
Cape
Provident Association
Morley
Chris Gross
Gordonville Glel
Barkis
John Sebastian
Jackson Carpenters
Gordonville
George Rodemeyer
Seimers’ Park
Chas
Hartman
Dr. Hays
Pigs Heavyweights and Cold Weather Hit Millerville
The town faces severe weather with freezing chickens and damaged wheat while hog killing runs high. A writer recalls helping John F. Tucker with pork weights of 877 and 900 pounds. The ice man eyes an impending harvest if cold continues. The local school, led by W N Hays and Mrs Maude Snider, will close Friday night for holidays. A big dance is planned at the old Grange hall on Tuesday December 24 with an invitation to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Tucker
W. N. Hays
Maude Snider
Millerville
Local notices and sales blur in Jackson column
J S Kirby and wife of Neelys Landing solicited subscriptions for the New Methodist church at Oak Hill in Jackson last Saturday. Rev A P Safford closed a revival at Oak Hill and the church gained new life. Hasslingers Jewelry Store promotes engagement rings and gold rimmed spectacles. Rena Leeper, 26, died of consumption near Fruitland. Grant Elbrecht’s offers a 65 music box with December purchases. A local reader reports Foley's Honey and Tar helped his pneumonia. All dealers.
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J.S. Kirby
Neelys Landing
Jackson
New Methodist Church
Oak Hill
Kirby
Fouxno
Rena Leeper
Grandy Leeper
Fruitland
J.W. Bryan
Lowder
Foley
Liberal farm paper clubbing offer to readers
A strong promotional note urges farmers to subscribe to four publications for one year at 1.25 dollars. The Live Stock Indicator, The Poultry Farmer, and Special Farmers' Institute Editions are highlighted as premier farming titles. The offer applies to new, old with arrears, or advance payments, for a limited time.
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Institute
West
Farmers’ Institute
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Jackson, MO
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Chicago
Crump
Indian Creek
Miss Cook
Flowan
Miss Chappel
Cal
Chesler “Sully
E. W. Flentge & Co
Cape Girardeau, MO
Meier Bros
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Grant & Elbrecht's
Toy Men
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Meier Brothers’ Hardware Store
Me W.mond
Hill, Son
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G. S. Henderson
Orown
South High Street
Over Cape County Savings Bank
Ofice
Lip
C. V. Alsop
Omer
Hank
Eee
J. L. Jenkins
Jackson, Missouri
Iver Schaeler
E. P. Emerson
Savings Hank
Orren Wilson
Attorney At Law
Cape Girardean, Mo
ED W. D. Hays
Ndop Public
Central Motel
John A. Snider
Attorney - At- Law
Lomiaville
Ala
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Columbus
Wichmand
Birmingham
Jacksonville
Jackson Exchange Bank
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Schaefer
Ape Girardeau
Wilkinson
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Theiss & Theiss
Ae Nice
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