Pocahontas Pickups Handled by Phenix
Health good. weather cold. Henry J Reisenhichler had business at the Cape Monday. E G Schoen had business at Oak Ridge Monday. Martin Kienninger and G Walman had business with the county court Monday. Adolph Gaebler of St Lovin visited J M Gaebier’s brother Ruddle Acorn. Folklore and stray jumbled text obscure further facts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry J. Reisenhichler
Cape
E. G. Schoen
Oak Ridge
Martin Kienninger
G. Walman
Adolph Gaebler
St. Lovin
Vieitine
J. M. Gaebier
Ruddle
Acorn i Mer
Letter From Colorado On Canning and Soldering Plants
A reader describes a Colorado canning plant operation with machinic filling and soldering. The process uses a revolving hopper setup, a chain lift, and five rotating wheels to fill peas into cans. Cans are then soldered, cooked in large vats, labeled, packed, and boxed in a three story facility. Empson’s Peas is highlighted as a famous brand with promotion of county farming and local industry.
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Pike
Cape County
Colorado
Jackson
Empson
Admiral
Alaska
Candidate for Sheriff Seeks Support in Cape Girardeau Race
A candidate for sheriff in Cape Girardeau County announces the August 4 1908 primary and asks voters for support. The notice notes possible inability to meet all voters in person and solicits time and influence for the campaign.
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Cape Girardeau County
Sheri
Notice to blacksmiths in Edna Missouri sale of shop
Notice to blacksmiths seeking buyers for a well established gen rent shop in a wood town with steady work for two men. The seller plans to retire and will sell with a next box. For information contact F W Kaiser at Fornfelt post office Edna Missouri.
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Callen
F. W. Kaiser
Fornfelt
Edna
Republicans Elect Delegates at County Convention
The Republican County Convention in Jackson last Saturday chose delegates for the State Convention in St. Louis at month’s end and the Congressional Convention in West Plains on February 8. Judge John A. Snider was named chairman and Fred Naeter secretary. W. B. Schaefer led the Credential Committee with no contest. Liberty township was not represented. Edward J. Hays chaired the resolutions committee and Taft for President was endorsed. Speeches by J. A. Snider E. W. Flentge and Fred E. Kies, with remarks read by L. R.
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Jackson
St. Louis
West Plains
John A. Snider
Fred Naeter
W. B. Schaefer
Liberty
Edward J. Hays
W. H. Taft
J. A.snider
E. W. Flentge
Fred E. Kies
L. R
Delegates Elected at State Convention Amid Campaign Remarks
The report notes Regenhardt as a Taft supporter and National Delegate candidate. On Blucher Sperling's motion he could select delegates to Weer Plains. The convention elected J. A. Satder, R. Schaefer, Bee D. Hayes, W. Fionitpe, and others including C. Phel, Bearter, IL. RK. Johnson, W. Flentes, Fred Napter, M.¢. trier, M. oF. Leming, and Wm. IH. Harrison among the slate.
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Regenhardt
Taft
Blucher Sperling
Weer Plains
J. A. Satder
It. Schaefer
Bee
D. Haye
Fionitpe
Sarre
Freon
D. J. Reeltanoso
A. Waster
C. Phel
Ky Wu
Bearter
RK. Johnson
Flentes
Fred Napter
M.¢. Trier
M. of. Leming
IH. Harrison
C. L. Grant
County Money and Abstracts of Title Debate
A Missouri case argues for strict title abstracts to protect school funds loans. Vandivort Abstract Company offers title abstracts, land plats, deeds, mortgages, real estate inventories, and notary services in Jackson Missouri.
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State of Missort
Vandivort Abstract Company
West Side of
Public Square
Jackson
Missouri
Obituary of J Q Lehinnemann of Neelys Landing
After a few days illness, J Q Lehinnemann of Neelys Landing passed away at about 36. He leaves a wife and four children. The Herald extends sympathy to the family and relatives.
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J. Q. Lehinnemann
Neelys Landing
Pottnor
Wife Poisoned Husband in Benton Case Sparks Arrests
In Benton a farmer James Hinkle died after drinking coffee. His wife was jailed on suspicion of poisoning with strychnine. A farm hand Tom Duvall is implicated by a letter found with Mrs. Hinkle and a Missouri deputy pursues him. Witnesses recall a peculiar taste in the coffee and several guests shared the meal before the death.
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W. H. Miller
W. S. Dearmont
L. J. Albert,Jr
IR. Kelso
Benton
James Hinkle
Hinkle
An Extra Offer From The Herald Farm Journal Deal
The Herald offers a one year subscription plus Farm Journal for five years for $1.25. The Farm Journal is praised for farmers and the Herald is a county paper. Interested readers should contact The Jackson Herald Company solicitors.
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Herald
Farm Journal
Jackson Herald Company
Squires Restaurant Promotes Dinner Offer at Sibley Place
Squires restaurant at Sibley Place invites diners to enjoy a splendid meal with featured dinners. Colin Squires, manager, emphasizes quality and service.
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Squires
Sibley Place
Colin
Frutfland Jottings: Local Ailments and Gossip
In Frutfland notes R A Caldwell has the measles, Ray Davis suffers a cold, and Robert Morton lags in recovery. Morton visited Selumer Springs for water, while others like Liveoltaner, Caldera, Mantra, and Dixor with Nature plan visits. The community mourns the death of the dog known as the "Dog Eater," a loss felt by locals.
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R.A. Caldwell
Ray Davis
Robert Morton
Morton
Selumer Springs
Lalit
Picture agents fined for defrauding town wives
Two young traveling picture agents known as the Wagoner Brothers were arrested after using a pick out scam to collect 50 cents to 2.25 from several Southeast Missouri wives. They claimed not to be molested elsewhere. Judge Lescher fined them 19.20 including costs and ordered refunds. they paid promptly.
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Missouri
Lescher
Spiel
Sikeston Hornet
Jackson
Hoffmeister and Heinberg Store Announces Stock Take Closure
Hoffmeister and Heinberg will close from February 10 to February 13 for dissolution stock taking. The store reopens February 18. L. A. Hofmeister, successor, thanks patrons and pledges best efforts and low prices on wood.
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Hoffmeister & Heinberg
L. A. Hofmeister
Oak Ridge man buys multiple Herald copies Monday
J. W. Smith of Oak Ridge visited the city Monday and ordered several copies of the Herald, staying for a short visit.
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J. W. Smith
Oak Ridge
City
The
Herald
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Pocahontas
Phenix
Scribbler
Caldera
Rone Torre
A. M. Dixor
Templeton
HR. S. Nature
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