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Newspaper

Jackson Herald

Location

Jackson, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1909

Page

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Real Estate Transfers from Cape Girardeau and Whitewater

Transfer records show Ben Bowman and wife to J Reisenbigler for 28 Haupt's addition Cape Girardeau for 400 dollars. Louis Schlimme and wife to J W Strader for lot 7 block 2 Henderson's addition Whitewater for 450 dollars. Wilhelmine Jordon and Leo Jordon and wife to Louis F Meyer for 92.46 acres in section 17 township ?, range 12 for 2000 dollars. Henry J Froemsdorf and wife to Julia Hesse for 10 acres in section 4 township 32 range 14 for 500 dollars. Laura A Gill to Charlea K E Sachse for undivided one half of N E fractional quarter section 20 township 30 range 14 and north half of S E quarter section 20 township 80 range 14 for 750 dollars. Edward Cooper and wife to J H Craig for lot 9 range A city of Cape Girardeau for 2500 dollars. Bernhard Tuschoff and wife to Chas J Wibben singer for 192.21 acres in sections 4 and 5 township 82 range 12 for 4500 dollars. Henry C Hengst and wife to Mary Caeons for 50 acres in section 2 township 31 range 14 for 625 dollars.

Ben Bowman J. Reisenbigler Haupt Cape Girardeau Louis Schlimme J. W. Strader Henderson Whitewater Wilhelmine Jordon Leo Jordon Louis F. Meyer Henry J. Froemsdorf Julia Hesse Laura A. Gill Charlea KE. Sachse N. E S. E Edward Cooper J. H. Craig Bernhard Tuschoff Chas. J. Wibbensinger Henry C. Hengst Mary Caeons

Pocahontas Weather Notes And Local Happenings

The Pocahontas column reports disagreeable cold weather and a new baby boy born Monday to Fred Gerler and his wife. Mrs. Rev. Geissendoerter is sick. Woodmen from Pocahontas camp visited Neelys Satur day night and returned Sunday amid reports of a hot time. Mrs. W. A. Bonney visited daughters Agnes and Maud in Perryville, returning on the Katie Flier. August Leimbach bought the Dost farm south of town. figures unavailable. Mrs. Herman Koenig is seriously ill with pneumonia. Grace Bowman received 18 valentine cards and a large valentine from Jackson. Maple Pieterman of Jackson seen in town, learning the miller’s trade and improving mud-wading skills on the way home. The muddy stretch south of Krenninger’s shop has been dried by Maple. Residents wonder if he misread directions, thinking it was a hotel then.

Fred Gerler Rev. Geissendoerter Pocahontas Neelys W. A. Bonney Agnes Maud Perryville August Leimbach Here Herman Koenig Grace Bowman Jackson Maple Peterman Maple Krenninger Green St Mr. Maple Poca

Phoenix Narrower Than Jackson Doors

The note states that hontas are not as wide as those of Jackson, mentioning Phoenix in passing as a related reference. The fragment implies a comparison of openings or features tied to named entities, though details are sparse.

Jackson

Representative of Cape paper’s rough night in Jackson

A Cape paper representative visited Jackson last Saturday and drank at four Southeast Missouri taverns. He tried lodging at Central hotel three times, was refused, and warned to leave the city. In Dick Hoffmeister’s barber shop he boasted of his town and paper, then began to stagger on the sidewalk. Marshal Wagner arrived and took him to a place for those who cannot drink without getting drunk.

Jackson John ‘Barleycorn John Missouri Central Hotel Hooss Dick Hoffmeister Marshal Wagner

Program for Frances E Willard Observance at Methodist Church

Sunday afternoon February 21 at 2 30 p m a Thank offering day observed at the Methodist Church with Leader Rev Mins Reena FE Shaner scripture lesson 146th Psalm Mrs Eva D Macom address Frances E Willard by Mr A M Spradling solo by Hazel Poe with chorus reading Prohibition a Civic Necessity Mrs Don LaPierre song Saloons Must Go by seven boys exercise A Meeting of the States by nine girls a Boy on Prohibition by Master Joe Haw brief address by leader offering quartette by Presbyterian choir benediction Rev M T Haw

Methodist Church Shaner Eva D. Macom C. P. Browning Frances E. Willard A. M. Spradling Hazel Poe Don LaPierre Joe Haw Presbyterian M. T. Haw

Great Piano Sale by Lyon & Healy

Lyon & Healy issue an unprecedented list of hundreds of pianos for a forced sale due to rebuilding operations. The catalog promises full instrument details so buyers can judge bargains, with phenomenally low prices and a goal to close out within thirty days. Cash plans or monthly terms offered for purchasers.

Lyon &Ealy Lyon & Healy

Billy He's in Trouble in the West

A father writes of his son Billy who has gone west to Denver and fallen from high hopes. The letter reveals the son has left a righteous path and now faces a troubling future, with the father fearing to tell the mother that Billy is in the Legislature.

Parson Lila Billy Denver

Largest stock of pianos advertised by Lyon and Healy

Health is good in this vicinity with big rain Saturday night. Williams creek was bank full. Mr Amos Masters moves Monday to Mr John Snider's Delta farm. Silas Crump sold a mare for 187.50 to a Mr Nevins and a mule for 140 to Neuburger. Robert Reid cut his hand. advised to quit chewing tobacco. Bertha Klaproth and Louis Graden won a spelling match at Oak Grove school house with Bertha's side prevailing each round.

Williams Creek Amos Masters John Snider Delta Silas Crump Nevins Gotfried Probst Neuburger Robert Reid Bob Gerkey Mr. Crump Goss McLain Oak Grove Bertha Klaproth

Smart Shoes for Home Wear in the Spring Costume

The March New Idea Woman's Magazine notes home wear slippers in satin brocade suede and kid in varied colors and light tones. Buckles and brilliants decorate black patent leather or soft kid slippers. For evening, soft suede slippers get embroideries to match ornate gowns.

Kid New Idea Woman's Magazine

Central Business College in Sedalia Sees High Demand

Central Business College Sedalia reports strong enrollment growth with far more pupils this year than before. Open from seven in the morning to nine at night six days a week, the college claims students gain rapid typing speeds and solid bookkeeping skills through teachers with real business experience. Recent placements include Julia Fitzgerald and Bertha Taylor of Bartlesville, Oklahoma, reflecting successful outcomes for graduates.

Central Business College Centra Business College Julia Fitzgerald Bartlesville Okla Bertha Taylor

Diverse names and ages tied to loans and jobs across states

A list of individuals with ages and places such as Altus Oklahoma City and Sedalia Missouri appears alongside employers like Citizens Bank and Donnohue Loan Co. Includes L H Amrine manager at Underwood Typewriter Co. and cash figures from 60 to 80 dollars. Mentions Robbins rapid calculator speller and Thirty Days Ramble books offered prepaid with refund option.

Eva van DeVenter Bartlesville Okla Sammie Hughes L. A. Pelly Altus C. L. Hanan Oklahoma City Barber Supply Co Izzie Akers Eldon Citizens Bank Lena Sousley Sedalia Donnohue Loan Co Aubrey Waugh Porter L. H. Amrine Underwood Typewriter Co Des Moines Carrie Mullen Evered Wash Agnew Hdn Virgie Davis Worrell Mfg. Co Issie Kring Kansas City Jones Bros. Mercantile Co Daisy H. Ittel St. Louis Robbins United States Europe

Marriage License Notices for Several Couples

Oscar T Geiser and Mary S Puchbaner. Fred Loos and Nettie Francis. Jas W Campbell and Lillie M Hill. Asa Hutson and Emma Kinnison. H C Popham and Mary Forster.

Oscar T. Geiser Mary S. Puchbaner Fred Loos Nettie Francis Jas W. Campbell Lillie M. Hill Asa Hutson Emma Kinnison H.C. Popham Mary Forster

St Louis Live Stock Market February 15 1909 Cattle Receipts

Cattle receipts 8500 with prices steady to slightly lower than last week. Steers down 15 to 2 cents from midweek last week. Cows and heifers weak to 10 15 cents below last close. Few stockers and feeders. market tight. Hogs: receipts 10000. prices mix higher than last week close. Meat hogs 5.55 to 6.50. good pigs 5.00 to 5.75. lights 4.50 to 5.00. bulk 6.25 to 6.55. top 6.65. Sheep: receipts 1500. market steady with good lambs 7.00 to 7.50. ewes 5.00 to 5.50. yearlings 6.00 to 6.50. Outook fair for rest of week. National Live Stock Commission Co.

Nationa Live Stock Commission Co

Fragmented 19th century notice shows diverse local affairs

The text records a jumble of notices and names including Dr. J. W. Hall, Win. Sachie’s children with pneu monia, Mrs. Watkins of Tacion Creek, and Alva Minton's buggy accident with knee injury. It references financial items, bank reserves, securities, and a notary declaration with signatures and titles, all in a dense, OCR damaged format from a local period piece.

J. W. Hall Win Sachie Pneumoni Wrs Watkins Tacion Creek Jackson Alva Minton

Local Notes and Updates From Lilbourn and Nearby Areas

Wounds treated by Drs Hays and Halland. Guy Hansel builds a hotel in Lilbourn Missouri. A recent wind toppled the frame. work paused until the next Monday. Bern Davis now in the pole cat business. Chas B Noland has a stiff neck. Marcus Peterson travels to Willow Springs for a music class. W F Morton buying hogs for St Louis markets. J H Sawyer reportedly receives a valentine. Ruel Morton plans to move when weather allows.

J. H. Sawyer Ruel Morton

Decorate Your Rooms With Henry Bosch Co Wallpaper

See W. 8. Samuel, the man who does the work right. Local advertising notes the Henry Bosch Co wallpaper selection and installation service.

Henry Bosch Co Samuel

Farmers urged to call for Sattley's New Way Planter

Taylor & Masterson Bros. of Cape Girardeau promote Sattley's New Way Planter as far ahead of rivals. They offer circulars by mail and invite inquiries from farmers seeking the latest improved corn planter.

Taylor & Masterson Bros Cape Girardeau Circulara of Sattley New Way

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