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Newspaper
Jackson Herald
Location
Jackson, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1905
Page
5
Turkeys available including fine blue birds and Silver Spangled Hamburgs. Raised this year 124 turkeys from five hens. Contact Art Hur Petzolpr of Jackson Missouri for details.
Sheriff J. Hernhard Goekel will auction the Isaac J. Stout and Martha Stout mortgage property in Cape Girardeau County Missouri on February 5 1905 at the south front door of the courthouse Jackson to the highest cash bidder. The sale enforces foreclosure of a mortgage on the west half of the north west quarter and part of the west half of the northeast quarter in section 21 township 31 range 1a containing 148 acres. Public notice was ordered by the county court to satisfy principal and interest of 9704.00 due on the loan.
Creditors and interested parties are notified that the Widersmed executor of the Elizabeth Grant estate will file a final settlement at the next probate term in Cape Girardeau County. The court session starts Monday February 1st at the Jackson court house, with T. D. Hinks as Beornor.
Notice is given by Elizabeth Benkoned administratrix of the estate of Awd. Tn Thurford deceased that she will make final settlement at the next probate court term in Cape Girardeau County. The court will be held at the courthouse in Jackson on Monday February 1, 1905.
The Tribe Ben Hur meets in the A. O. U. W. hall on the second and fourth Monday nights at So'elock. The Fraternal Order of Colonials meets the third Thursday at So'elock. The U B of C J meets second Saturday and fourth Tuesday at 7 30 p m. Jackson Federal Labor union 868 meets first and third Monday at 7 30 p m at their hall.
Privy probate court order in Cape Girardeau County Missouri directs the sale of the estate of A D Burford deceased. Administratrix Elizabeth Burford will conduct a public sale of 5.31 acres in Jackson on the court day between 10 and 4. The tract, described by metes and bounds, includes a half-interest in the land with a prior school and graveyard exception, conveyed by warranty deed from Wd Strader and recorded in Book 16. Pages 515 of the land records.
A batch of property transfers includes Peter Loves to Henry J. Loves for 120 acres in section 6 township 33 range 12 valued at 88000, plus numerous deeds in Cape Girardeau county. Transfers cover parcels from 1 to over 112 acres, including lots in Kinder addition Whitewater and Pocahontas, with prices ranging from 40 to 8810000, involving multiple spouses and heirs. The list also records quit claims and undivided interests among families and estates in the Cape Girardeau region.
County court convenes at Jackson on the first Monday of February May August and November. Probate court sits at Jackson on the second Monday in February. Circuit court meets at Jackson on the first Monday in January May and the third Monday in August. Common pleas court sits at Cape Girardeau on the fourth Monday in January May and September.
Druggist refund money if Paro Ointment fails to cure any case within fourteen days. First application brings ease and rest. Price fifty cents. If not available, send stumps to Paris Medicine Co. for post paid delivery from St. Louis Missouri.
In Jackson County Clerk's office there are copies of The State of Missouri for each district with a school library. District clerks or officers authorized by the school board may obtain one by calling and receipting. Districts not yet library-equipped may order now to receive a copy before supplies run out. C. A. Mace, County School Superintendent.
Rev A T Osbron delivered two lectures at J M A hall in Jackson detailing spiritualism claims. The writings praised his study and courage while noting high demand and limited hall capacity. He argued against common frauds and promised future readings for those unable to attend.
The article praises Rev Osbron for explaining spiritualism through natural laws and psychology, arguing there is no disembodied spirit acting on earth. It notes slate writing, table turning, and table rapping were explained clearly, and commends his conduct as a minister while acknowledging varied belief.
A notice states Dr. Josern H. Howarn has located as a resident dentist in Cale ao Ridge offering services in all branches. Examinations and consultations are stated as free with an office at the Central hotel.
The Southeast Missouri Mining Manufacturing and Developing Company in Jackson Missouri announces its annual stockholders meeting on February 20 1905 at the office of W H Miller for election of directors and other business. President W H Miller and Secretary D Hays sign.
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