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Newspaper
Jackson Herald
Location
Jackson, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1902
Page
4
A telephone girl and a bill clerk discuss future plans when the man asserts a wife should wake early to start the fires. After a brief silence she gently corrects him and says the line belongs to the wrong number, ending the scene with a firm though sweet retort.
New York Sun notes a Nutshell Publishing, LOS Third Avenue, New York release with a frontispiece portrait of President McKinley drawn in a single line. The review claims the portrait is the most unique of its kind in the world and suggests buyers will find the book worthwhile, priced at 2.00.
President Francis of Louisiana Purchase Exposition lifted the first shovel on December 20 and placed earth in a box. Governor Davis of Arkansas passed it to State Senator Sengal, who plans to cement the earth into a bust of Thomas Jefferson for the Arkansas building.
A detailed real estate notice from Jackson Missouri lists hundreds of acres for sale across multiple counties. It includes Whitewater Gordonville Jackson and Delta properties with varied sizes from 40 to 580 acres, many cleared with houses, barns, springs, timber land, and water in fields. It notes contact via L M Bean in Jackson and collaboration with Buchanan & Reddick of Bloomfield.
Readable directory list shows 14th congressional district counties Cape Girardeau Bollinger Butler Howell Christian Dunklin Mississippi New Madrid Oregon Ozark Ripley Scott Stoddard Stone Taney and a 2nd district set Cape Girardeau Wayne Carter Ripley Butler and Dunklin with local officials names for offices including treasurer clerk and sheriff. Also lists boards of education courts and church services with schedule and pastor names for local Methodist Presbyterian Baptist and related groups.
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