Unusual Crowds and Holiday Ads Fill Jackson News
Local notices report large Christmas shopping crowds in Jackson with ads from Heinberg's and Grant & Graef. Various city updates mention new jail progress, storefronts, rentals, church activities, and upcoming holiday events including a Life of Christ scene at J. M. A. hall and a Christmas tree program.
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Heinberg
The
Cape
Jackson
Grant & Graef
Jones
Puixco
M. T. Haw
Mississippi County
Eust Jackson
D. T. Sawyer
J. M. Colner
Flat River
CC. W. Henderson
Edna Gallahan
Kansas City
Grant & Graeff
Frank Carmean
Kennett
E. L. Hope
Poplar Bluff
Cypress
Jackson Lumber Co
Edw. D. Hays
Walter and Field Garner
Pocahontas
Reena Shaner
T. Daley
Allenville
A. E. Poinsett
Whitewater
Albert Armstrong
Neelys Landing
W. P. Thompson
Shawneetown
Our City
Carl Tristler
Herbert Piper
Charleston
Myra Trickey
Charlie Trickey
James Lee
New Madrid
Albert Pedigo
West Jackson
Berry Hall
William Hurst
Hurst
Legi Hurst
Chillicothe
M. E
Miss Shaner
A. M. Ross
Baptist Church
Sibleys Restaurant
John Burford
Joe Halley
Morehouse
Myrtle Lang
Dr. Sadler
Sibley's
Hoffmeister & Macom
J. M. A. Hall
Christ
Missouri Republicans assert end of Democratic control in state
In the present decade Democratic party bosses held sway in Missouri. Four years ago their grip loosened and this year it broke entirely. Republicans claim to seek honest counts and votes, oppose unfair Democratic action, and support Governor elect Hadley in honoring honestly elected officials and seats, while denying illegitimate claims.
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Missouri
Republican Party
Hadley
Central Business College Expands for New Year Enrollment
Sedalia’s Central Business College reports steady progress with additions expanding capacity for about two hundred pupils. Regular classes start the first Monday in January, with early boarding arrangements for entrants. A new business office wing, enhanced shorthand and typewriting rooms, and dormitory options promise a more extensive program.
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Central Business College
Stock Exchange
Produce Exchange
United States
Business college expands for first class work and jobs
The school invites visitors to see enhanced departments including telegraph and railway offices and promises the largest business college outside life scholarship schools after the holidays. Numerous graduates have secured positions across Chicago, Sedalia, St. Louis, Peoria, and other cities with salaries from 55 to 875 dollars monthly.
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United States
Telegraph and
Life Scholarship Colleges
Life Scholarship
Dougan
Sedalia
John Spencer
Armour Packing Co
Chicago
Emma Malipart
Peoria
M. E. Murphy
St. Louis
Gean Ferguson
Cannady
Julia Fitzgerald
Goodrich
Bank of Eldon
W. Orr
Kansas City
Stock Exchange
E. M. Johannes
Illinois Central
Ross Bell
J. A. Lowe
Mont
Northwest
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Alfred P. Ellis
Herman Bader
Althea B. Sloan
Bernhard Gockel
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