Local ad rates list and terms in 19th century notice
Fragmentary OCR shows a local advertisement page with terms for display and legal notices. It references annual and quarterly rates, professional yard rates, and general advertising rights. It includes names and partial phrases for Meisner Koterec and Jackson, Me, with unclear dates and amounts.
Missouri politics and rural hoop poles stir Perry Cape
In Jackson Missouri on February 7 1907 opinions on forming a new judicial circuit in Perry Cape and Bollinger or Cape Scott and Stoddard counties surface amid criticism of a hoop pole project by the Cape Republican. The two cent railroad passenger bill passes the Missouri House 99 to 1 with Kies the lone Republican opposing. Governor Folk signals reformist tactics urging a ballot listing all candidates for each office to aid voters. The piece weighs party loyalty and calls for electing good men, discusses party voting habits, and notes a Methodist union debate with conservative views on church discipline and unity among factions.
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House
Kies
Folk
Missouri
Union should unite branches for stronger church work
A writer argues that proper consideration by each church branch can solve the problem, boost Methodist work, and empower the denomination for greater good. He asks what the press will say about such a union.
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Brethren of the Press
Winter settles in at Pocahontas with building plans
In Pocahontas winter comes to stay as Martin Kienninger and Sterling Abernathy prepare to construct large barns. Obituaries note deaths in nearby communities, including Mary Gross of New Wells and James Otis Bowers of Oak Ridge, with funeral details and reflections on faith. A religious notice from Rev. O A Bowers honors the deceased. An advertisement from Popes Shoe Store prompts readers to fit their families in one trip.
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Martin Kienninger
Sterling Abernathy
Mary Gross
Near New Wells
Mutual Aid Society of Home Insurance Company
John G. Putz
Henry Harman
James Otis Bowers
Judge Bowers
Oak Ridge
James
Goshen
Heaven
Paul
Christ
Earth
Bowthera
Baewerrl
O. A. Bowers
Real Estate Bargains in Burfordville and Nearby Areas
Real estate ad listing several properties for sale including three Burfordville lots with a two story business building and orchard, an 280 acre Al stock farm in Cape Girardeau County with 100 bottom land, 160 acres near Gage Oklahoma, two blocks north of the court house on High street, 106 acres on Snider Mill road near Jackson, a one and a half story cottage near the court house, 181 acres west of the court house with George Peterman farm details, and additional millerville area properties. Terms vary from cash to mortgage at low rates, with easy terms and demand for listings.
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R Burfordville
Loffer
Cape Girardeau County
Gage
Oklahoma
Court House
High Street
Snider Mill
Jackson
Millerville
Mortware
George Peterman
Free Medical Institute Offers Free Diagnosis and Treatment
Free consultation examination and all medicine at no charge from eminent specialists. They diagnose your case tell if curable or not, offer cure or life-prolonging advice. Treatments claim quick relief and natural cures for nervous system heart lungs and more. Callers urged to act during this visit only. routine patients may incur costs.
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Choy
Mlarisca
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Cape Republican
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Dim
Taylor
Big Bend
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Weinge
Shoul
St. Louis
Pocahontas
Pope's
Bene
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Dr W. KE. Yount
Cape Girardeau
Cleveland Institute of Medicine and Surgery
Cleveland
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Central Hotel
SAGE
Jobh A. Shider
Schwab
Tren
Bluower Sperling
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Exchange Bank
Mosler
Yale
Bankers’ Association
Diamond Brand
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St.louis
Roberts Jonson
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Pope
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