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Newspaper
Jackson Herald
Location
Jackson, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1906
Page
2
A John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance notice describes a policy taken in 1904 at Jackson Missouri. It lists Policy No. 1532738, semi annual and annual premiums, and an annual dividend applied to reduce premiums. A request form is included for interested buyers to contact R. Armanment in Cape Girardeau Missouri.
A long list of real estate transfers in Cape Girardeau and vicinity includes numerous quitclaim and warranty deeds. Names include Painter Realty, J W Milton, J M Randol, William Slover, Edward Fischer, Anna Koechig, Caroline Bartels, Jno A Hope, C H Walter, Mrs G W Scurlock, Louis Houck, Lee Hart, Jno P Malone, Oak Ridge Canning Co, State Normal School of Mo, and others. Amounts range from $150 to $10,000 with parcels described by section township and range. Also a medical advertisement notes Paro Ointment promises relief for piles with a 50 cent price.
This winter is among the finest in the region with fair health. Fy C Schmidt is very sick with pneumonia. Charley Schreiner was kicked by a horse last week. A masquerade ball is planned for the 14th. Henry Shoults traveled to the Cape on January 20 to serve on the jury. Whitledge and Martin Rudert had a runaway last week causing buggy damage. Locals anticipate a railroad soon, and mill workers are building a wall along Apple Creek to prevent high water. U-No
The advertisement promotes Foley's Honey and Tar as a cure for la grippe coughs and as a preventive against pneumonia. It warns to refuse any but the genuine product sold in the yellow package by W. A. Trickey, druggist.
A vintage advert promises a one day cure for colds with Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. Each box bears the signature of E W Groves and is priced at 25 cents with a refund policy if it fails to cure.
Theodore Beal and Goldie Thomas, J. J. Holtz and Nannie Juden, W. H. Miller and Etta L. Meyer, Thomas Patterson and Awra Howard received marriage licenses.
The Elks at the Cape plan a home with a modern opera house. Fireman Luther Burd of De Soto was killed in a wreck near Kimewick last week. Fredericktown seeks another railroad via Bonne Terre through the lead belt. G O Nations of Farmington placed his son Herbert in the Southeast Normal at the Cape. St Francois county now has eight newspapers. Lead Belt Banner is the latest. Vanclyser in Scott county to build a new storehouse with 16000 capital. The Cape Odd Fellows consider buying a lodge and rental spaces. Their Feb 13 meeting at Charleston will name the annual reunion site. Kennett Times editor Lovett went to St Louis Jan 27 to hire a printer and has not been heard. his wife is distressed. M C Johnson cut J B Perry of Malden with a knife. Johnson is dredge boat superintendent. Terry is badly cut but not dangerous. Charley Goldsby, Holcomb bookkeeper, died Jan 23 in Nappers restaurant while intoxicated.
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An Indianapolis Journal editorial argues that value lies in method and spirit, not occupation. It extols day laborers and professionals alike when they perform their best, noting consistent life insurance payments as admirable, regardless of mood or approach.
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