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Newspaper

Jackson Herald

Location

Jackson, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Feb 04, 1904

Page

4

Village Cultural Club Concert Recital Notes

A detailed program led by Miss Marie Miller opened at 7 45 PM featuring instrumental solos vocal pieces and readings. Performances included The Bulldog Dust and Too Late for the Train along with a burlesque and a violin solo Old Sungser Time. The group expressed thanks to the Universalist Church trustees Solon Board and J C Snider and hinted at another open season in late March.

Marie Miller Ohio Annie How Pine Janis Arnold W. F P. Stearns Pred Cuteton Pearl Stearna Mula Snider Southern Lonfoers Edgar Miller Joel Nunn Jay Miller Lorenzo Howard Aru Miller Olimer Brearna Rober Btevens Drawna Miss Mabvey Mra. Cureton Ada Reynolds Little Mies Mundie Reiman Mosers W. J. Stearns Pred Cureton Carl Hendricks James Arnold Pearl Sterns W. L. Cimbaugh Walter Stearns Joel Nusn Deacon W. L. Limbasa The Universalist Church J. C. Snider AOL. G. Revorrin

An American Girl as an English Peeress

February issue features Michael White on Anglo peerage with authoritative insights. A second chapter of The Happiest Day of My Life offers readers appeal. Country Woman's Friend the Cow by Kate V. St. Maur provides practical buttermaking guidance.

New Idea Woman's Magazine Michael White Kate V. St. Maur

Wor ward Movement Teachers' Association Meets February 18

The Wor ward Movement Teachers' Association will convene at Jackson son public school on February 18 at 10 a.m. Reports by committees precede an address by Rev. A. T. Osbron. All county teachers, school directors, friends of public schools, and education supporters are urged to attend. Program notice asks readers to verify the date on their paper as '04.

Worward Movement Teachers’ Association Jacksonson A. T. Osbron

Street Wire Faker Foiled By Customer’s Quick Pay

A fraudster posing as a wire art vendor on State Street used a bright wire alphabet to spell names and slogans, attracting customers with promises of custom worded wires. A customer challenged the faker, demanding his name, paid ten cents, then exposed the scam leading to a confrontation and the crowd dispersing as the faker faced a quick exit and possible trouble.

Anton State Street Conan Chicago Tribune Holmes Syher Bachlwonk Coly

Night of Wolves and Siege Tales From Far Lands

A fragmented travelogue recounts night sounds and a wolf pack scare during a wilderness trek. Camp panic erupts as wolves close in, while distant cities recover after sieges. Julian Ralph reflects on Kimberley’s postwar desolation and scarce supplies in a stark, human snapshot.

Kelepheriey Mega Meer Place Julian Ralph Lord Roberts Kimberley Eure Lita

Wanted hustling man as general agent for life insurance firm

Wanted a reliable hustling man to act as general agent for a top dividend paying old line life insurance company. Renewal contracts direct with the company will be made with the right number. Address with business experience and references to Royal Mutual Life Insurance Company Des Moines Iowa

Old Line Life Insurance Company United States Nuin Royal Mutual Life Insurance Company Des Moines Lowa

Radium Radios Sulphide Promises Incredible Health Boosts

A garbled ad copy touts RADIOS and RADIO SULPHIDE as a cure all. It Claims enhanced vitality centering on the brain and nerves, promises hospital use, and urges readers to send a written contract to a Philadelphia address for a trial and guaranteed satisfaction, with dubious medical claims and implausible endorsements.

Damonet Intellect

Snow and wells and town debates in Pocahontas

In Pocahontas the recent snow helped a road project while Hubert Rold dug a well, reaching 87 feet with limited water. The Eugene Field Society hosts Friday debates on topics like Indian and Negro treatment, Philippine independence, plus music. Local robberies linked to earlier break-ins are noted, with political campaign details and a rail offer from Cape Girardeau to St Louis.

Hubert Rold

Hicks Almanac and World’s Fair Realities Advised

The Rev Irl R Hicks Almanac for LW4 is ready and can be mailed for 30 cents. Prof Hicks works with Weather and astronomy. Word and Works offers subscriptions and praise for Hicks Almanac and the paper. The Frisco’s stylish vestibule train from Cape Girardeau to Chicago charges 10 69 fare and departs 12 45 p m.

St. Louis Cape Girardeau Cape Giranienu Cape Oron Irl R. Hicks Hicks Word and Works Publishing Locust St Frisco Chicago

Cardus Weather Chart and Calendar by Chattanooga Medicine Co

The 14th edition of Cardus Weather Chart and Calendar offers an 18 sheet 13x20 inch wall calendar with large readable numbers and color weather signals. It features forecasts by Prof. Andrew J. DeVoe and is printed in millions of copies annually. A copy costs 10 cents and is obtainable by mailing stamps to Chattanooga Tennessee or via local druggists.

Chattanooga Medicine Co Wine of Cardus Thedfords Black- Prought Andrew J. DeVoe Galveston St. Louis Minnesota Chattanooga Tenn

Fraternal Order Names Members in List Roster

The record lists members of the Fraternal Order of Colonials including David P. Bailey William J. Mabrey Sr J.J. Mayfield Edward D. Hays and William H. Miller among others. The fragmented text presents a roster style listing without additional event details or actions.

David P. Bailey Roberteon Edward D. Hays John P. Mabrey J.J. Mayfield William H. Miller

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