Local Visitors and Prospective Building Society Plans
Locals report visitors in Jackson including Roy Halliburton and Chas Brown of Oak Ridge while Col Elbrecht serves as acting col lector this week. Ex-Treasurer Williams canvasses for a Building and Loan Association to aid town growth and home ownership amid a spring building boom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Halliburton
Jackson
F. W. Elbrecht
Chas, Brown
Oak Ridge
Col. Melntire
Hazel
Amy Nell Henderson
Sikeston
J. A. Vogel
Henry Risenbichler
Pocahontas
Albert Behrens
Lee Mitchell
Farmington
Mary Bernice Williams
C. E. Williams
Electric Bitters Cures Cherokee Man's Kidney Disease
C F Collier of Cherokee Iowa tells how Electric Bitters cured his severe kidney disease. He suffered backache headache and depression and could not sit without a cushion. The tonic restored his health and he recommends it for weak kidneys liver or stomach. Guaranteed by Dr S E Woods druggist at 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Collier
Cherokee
E. Wood
Jackson Loyal Temperance Legion Forms 30-Member Chapter
At Mrs Byrd's parlor on Tuesday evening December 18 a Jackson legion was organized by Floyd Starr state superintendent of Michigan Loyal Temperance Legion. Officers elected President Fred Masters Vice President Clarence Taylor Corresponding Secretary Lottie Mabrey Recording Secretary Alvin Penzel Treasurer Emil Penzel Music Directress Clara Bell Bert. First meeting set for January 2 at Mrs Edw Hays home. SECRETARY Pro Tem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. A. R. Byrd
Floyd Starr
Michigan
Loyal Temperance Legion
Jackson Legion
Fred Masters
Clarence Taylor
Lottie Mabrey
Alvin Penzel
Emil Penzel
Clara Bell Bert
Starr
Legion
Edw. D. Hays
Jackson
Hog killing and births on Leemon news page
Leemon reports hog killing as the day’s business and a newborn girl born to B F Sides and wife. Dr L Sides of Farmington and family visit relatives. Uncle Benjamin Unger from Bloomfield visits. Mrs Catherine Martin may hire a new cook as Tony trips Turkey Creek. Public roads improved from Leemon to Neely’s Landing and Leemon to Pocahontas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Sides
L. Sides
Farmington
Benjamin Unger
Bloomfield
Catherine Martin
Tony
Turkey Creek
Leemon
Neely’s Landing
Pocahontas
U Know
Christmas Reflections and Local News In a Small Town
Christmas passed smoothly though a few men and boys played poker in a hidden place. Mr. Morton, the station agent, is trusted to guide the boys toward better behavior. C. F. Hahs stepped on a nail, needing crutches briefly, while his partner faced extra store duty. Merchants stayed busy. T. B. Drum built a large warehouse. Fruitland shows slight growth with a few shanties west of the railroad. A TRAMP wishes a happy new year and cautions to watch the bums and save chickens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bro Carpo
T. B. Drum
Sedgewicksville
Brother Carpo
Detective Daves Watches Saloon On Sunday
Charles H. Daves prosecuting attorney of Cape Girardeau spent last Sunday in the city observing a saloon that did not display a Sunday calendar. From a chair across the street he noted the comers and goers, compiling seventy to eighty names, including some prominent residents, leaving the purpose of the list unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Daves
Cape Girardeau
Sons of Veterans Organization
Cape Democrat
Court approves bonds and bridge repair warrants in 1915
The court orders the county treasurer to purchase 85 000 Cape Girardeau township R R bonds at 1 05 and accrued interest. R R Bedwell reports 426 balance due for replacing the Millerville bridge. A report on repairing the bridge near Randles Mill across Crooked Creek by Adam Thoma warrants 215. Abutments for the Foster Creek bridge near the German Methodist church warrant 215. The board weighs plans for the new courthouse and notes P H Weathers of Louis…
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Girardeau Township
R. R
R. R. Bedwell
Millerville
Randles
Crooked Creek
Adam Thoma
Foster Creek
Court House
P. H. Weathers
Louis
County records detail bonds and warrants approved in ville Kentucky
Warrant issued for fees transferred to county revenue fund and multiple warrants for road, bridge, and school district funds. Bond approval for I H Poe and county treasurer authorized to purchase more Cape Girardeau township refunding bonds. Reports on bridge work across Foster creek Dutch town Crooked creek and other sites approved. Court salaries stationery and other usual charges listed. $75,000 in 4 percent bonds to be issued dated March 1 1906. court adjourned sine die.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Putz
Geo. W. McNeely
Lucy W. Moore
Jackson
I. H. Poe
County Poor Farm
J. F. McLain
Willams Hardware Co
Court Tics Sigalies Nferman
Weiss, Woods
Coutt Licitee
Thos, Cunningham
Court Bowie Lobe
Prbrot Begs Atidls
Teen Wat Frs
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Mr. Chas
Dixon of
L. T. L. Meeting
Whiteh
Ballard-Snow Liniment Co
Lou
Er DR. Woods
Daisy
Clothing Department
DRY Goods Department
Cy Peas
Star Brand
Children’s Department
Anne Wae
Reehan & Abraham's
Big Store
Jackson, Mo
Grove
T. B. Kinder
Adolph Zeller
Dutchtown
Deexutur Bridge Co
Bun Farm
J. M. Devore
Weasell
J. W. Miller
Nerman Rabiel
Eee
Asic Nelhivewe Des Ety
WL. Jenkins
Pris
Jackson Trmali
Ame
I. BE. Kies & Thow
BE. Kies & Fir
Standerd
Comely
Standand Printing Co
Aera
Common Pleas
Fit Standard Printing Co
Stationery Probate Court
Standard
Station Oryd
Flwigshat
Thanles Lape
Sunita
John Tl. Seliwefer
Rome
Win
Wessell
Breckerbridge
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