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Newspaper
Jackson Herald
Location
Jackson, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1909
Page
5
A brief notice notes a regular low price for TRUST ONE product line. It mentions standard pricing available to customers without discounts or special promotions. No further details or dates are provided in the readable text.
A quirky note in a historical page hints at a misused dose of medicine and a miswritten phrase about internal consumption. The item compiles a brief remark on an odd medical transcript fragment.
Friday afternoon at Williams School gathered a fair crowd to hear the little folks recite. Miss Grace McLain opened with remarks as programs were handed out. Edison phonograph provided selections between acts. Grace showcased two student drawings, including Waiting for Santa Claus. Marvin Williams, 13, drew a Santa picture with three stockings. All school board members attended.
Ingleside North Carolina resident B F Ayscue endured 15 years of indigestion and tried numerous doctors and medicines before using Dr King's New Life Pills. He reports they cured constipation biliousness sick headache stomach liver kidney and bowel troubles. 25c at all drug stores.
The Herald invites applicants for miscellaneous office tasks at the newsroom. Workers will assist with clerical duties, filing, sorting mail, and light administrative chores. Experience not required. training provided. Apply in person at the Herald office during business hours.
Abstracter promotes securing title deeds and abstracts to ensure property ownership. It urges buyers to order abstracts through the service, promising prompt attention and providing a contact phone number.
Veterans who filed homestead entries of 40 0 or 120 acres in any state before 1874 may have a government claim to collect if they never sold or took up another homestead. Those who did not file or who entered land after June 22 1874 have nothing to sell. Widows or heirs can also sell claims. R H Peale and Co Salt Lake City Utah.
Rex Beach contributes the leading article Homeless Housekeeping in the January Woman's World Chicago describing how men kept house in Alaska during the gold rush with humor. The issue also features stories by Elia Peattie Wilbur D Nesbity Willett and Bertha Seavey Saunier plus hair care fashion and music pages.
Joseph R. Parrett, newly named president of the Florida East Coast System, fulfills a boyhood dream aided by Henry M. Flagler. The January Human Life retells a rousing real life saga of American pluck, enterprise, and plans to extend rail to the islands of the sea, with Havana access by rail next February, as portrayed by Human Life Publishing Co., Boston.
Advertisement seeks 500 farmers to settle in McCurtain County Oklahoma offering ten thousand acres of unimproved farmland at five to ten dollars per acre. Claims good health climate and rainfall with productive land for cotton corn wheat alfalfa and more. Call or visit Garvin Oklahoma to pursue a low price farming opportunity.
Cattle receipts 4500 as market opened active and nearly all sold 10e higher than last week close. Late demand light with remaining cattle selling unsatisfactorily. Hog receipts 7000 with quality common. market 10 to 15e higher. top 8.55, bulk 8.35 to 8.45. Sheep receipts 500. market 26¢ higher. top 8.25 for sheep, top yearlings 7.25, top sheep 5.40. Prospects fair for week ahead. holiday game and poultry will keep demand modest. National Live Stock Co.
For Sale or Trade. Sater offers a Jackson home for sale or exchange for farm land near Jackson or Cape Girardeau. The home is one of the handsome ones in the city. Visit to be pleased if seeking a home. For information contact Ed. Howard at Cape County Savings Bank or W. H. Miller in Cape Girardeau.
W D Atkins, night watchman at Warner Springs Tennessee, suffered a severe cold that reached his lungs after exposure to dampness and storms. After trying many remedies, he used Dr King s New Discovery and soon returned to work. A promotional note claims it treats severe colds and stubborn coughs with a one dollar trial bottle offered by druggists.
Bohanan and Cro nan were fined five dollars and costs for drinking on a train in Mississippi county last week. Perryville has organized a home trust company with D. F. Morton as president and William Derane as secretary. Capital is one hundred thousand dollars.
Joe Dirden offers his West Jackson home for sale or exchange for farm land. The note states a straightforward real estate transaction with no additional terms or conditions.
A historical text outlines penalties for selling cigarette wrappers or tobacco products to anyone under 18. It specifies fines from ten to one hundred dollars for first offenses and fifty to five hundred dollars for second offenses, with additional provisions about share of fines to a complainant. It also bans under eighteen from smoking in public places and assigns misdemeanor penalties up to ten dollars, plus judges must charge the grand jury with these sections.
Cave Girardeau prepares for an upcoming election to fill two alderman seats vacated by the resignations of Mr. Brunkhurst and Mr. Meyer. The contest will determine successors for the two council posts.
Mr and Mrs Edward Moore and Mr and Mrs H BE Alexander of Cane spent the holidays with relatives in Bloomfield.
The mail carrying contract between Jackson and Cape Girardeau will be awarded next month for 1910. It is planned to run mails between the two cities twice daily.
A legal-style notice seeks money placement in Southeast Missouri and Southern Illinois at 5 percent for large sums and 6 percent for small sums on well-improved farms with clear titles. Call or write Orren Wilson, Attorney at Law, Suite 205, Har rrigan and Himmelberer Building, Cape Girardeau, Missouri.
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