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Newspaper
Jackson Herald
Location
Jackson, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1910
Page
4
The item lists publication details and advertising rates for Jackson Missouri with legal notices and professional cards. It notes dates from November 4, 1897 and February 10, 1910, and mentions legal advertisement rates and per line charges. The fragmentary OCR includes mentions of county court referee and second class matter.
Announcement states Sin- Menseea is the Republican candidate for re election as Recorder of Deeds for Cape Char Dean County, subject to the August primary. The notice labels the position and party but provides no further dates or locations.
A local column argues Republicans should unite to defeat Democrats this fall. It notes a surprising loss in the 6th District, questions the margin, praises farmers for their votes, mentions Cape daily objections to Frisco track changes on the levee, and notes G. F. Siemers seeks a second term as Recorder of Deeds for renomination.
A report outlines a push to allow state redistricting through a voter initiated process. Proponents argue such an approach could end gerrymandering by replacing legislative drawing with citizen action under legal procedures.
In the Williams Creek vicinity on January 30, a contractor and his family moved into the Flint Bank property bought from Charlie Williams, planning to work locally. They live in a mobile house with six family members and five horses, creating a home market for nearby farmers. Nearby activity includes Mrs. Dean Randol visiting Cape relatives, Randol and Hitt families hosting visitors, and preparations for stove wood, hay deliveries, sawmilling, and barn expansion.
Abstracter promotes services to preserve title deeds and provide abstracts for property purchases. It emphasizes that the abstract ensures rightful ownership and urges buyers to order for prompt attention. Phone number listed as 100.
Cape Girardeau Court of Common Pleas will auction on March 5 1910 the east fractional half of the northeast fractional quarter of Fri Section 2 and related parcels totaling about 23.50 acres in Cape Girardeau County Missouri with a life estate for Ellen E Proffer. Bids begin with 25 percent cash and rest due in six months. buyers must provide notes with 6 percent interest. Also notice of letters testamentary for Cora E Kelly deceased with claims due within one year for allowance or two years for barred claims. T D Hines named executor.
Notice is hereby given to all creditors and others interested in the estate of Thomas A. Allen deceased that the undersigned intend to make final settlement of the estate at the next term of the Probate Court of Cape Girardeau County. The court will convene in Jackson Missouri beginning on the sixth day of February.
List of guardians and minors arranged by day February 14 to February 19 including names such as Amos Sander minor under Benjamin C. Sander H By majorities Elmira Starks and Anna D Starks Edward Cotner Dennis Daniels Clara Haines Beattie Christina Chandler Addie J Crites and many others with guardians administrators and executors. Names include Evans Emma H Welker Illers Rosa Macke Meyr Cannon Poinsett Puls Medley Mason Phillips and Sander among others.
Letters of administration granted by Cape County Probate Court to the under signed for the estate of Prederike Drase deceased. Creditors must present claims within one year from the date of letters to receive allowance or be barred from the estate.
District Court in Missouri schedules the first meeting of creditors in the bankruptcy of Charles E Puleipher of Jackson Cape Girardeau. The hearing occurs February 11 1910 at the Cape Girardeau courthouse in the forenoon. creditors may attend to prove claims appoint a trustee and examine the bankrupt under referee Alexander Nos. Cape Girardeau Mo Mel 7 1910.
A scannable ad claims the pills quickly cure stomach, liver, kidney troubles and indigestion at slight cost. It highlights dispersia, biliousness, constipation, jaundice, malaria and lethargy, selling for 25 cents at all druggists.
Veterans with 40 40 or 120 acre homestead entries made before 1874 may have unclaimed government rights. Those who never entered, or who filed after June 22 1874, have no sale. Widows or heirs may sell. R H Peale & Co Salt Lake City announces buying these claims.
William Wessell works as a general repairer at an unidentified shop or location, described with a garbled list of duties including windowlass, framing pictures, rowing machines, ironing, and related items. The text is fragmented and unclear about the exact workplace and services offered.
The Probate Court of Cape Girardeau County granted administration on January 1 1910 to the surviving partner of Mareus C Russell estate. Creditors must present claims for allowance within one year from letters date or be barred from benefits of said estate. W Rosseau and BLAM Russell administrators.
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