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Newspaper
Jackson Herald
Location
Jackson, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1902
Page
1
A Stone County Oracle political note urges Republicans to present clean, competent candidates and run a disciplined campaign to flip Missouri to the Republican column. It warns against county level fraud and party dissension and calls for unity and decency to win elections statewide.
The piece rails at Democratic leaders accusing them of pursuing fraud and suppression of ballots to win elections. It claims southern states rights tactics, border-state adoption, and partisan central control as core strategy, with references to fraud and voter registration manipulation. It mentions Missouri politics and a controversial Bartilas election bill.
A health notice explains kidney disease causes more deaths than any other illness due to its stealthy onset. Early prevention is urged and Foley's Kalnes Cure is advertised as preventing disease progression if taken timely by patients. All druggists carry the remedy.
Messrs G W Waters and N F Murray of the State Worticultural society and D Mi King of Iron Mountain arrived in Jackson amid bad weather for a series of Friday and Saturday sessions. The talks covered planting, care of orchards, and the railroad fruit trade. mime magic entertained attendees, and speakers noted depiled peaches paid railroads and farmers. The organizers hope to return to Jackson when weather improves and crowds grow.
A fragmentary item urges districts near Jackson to discuss establishing a central high school at Jackson to provide higher education access. The piece references public school progress, a cultural department, and local farming, business, and industry benefits, noting figures like Prof Marry and Mr. Marray and hinting at fruit agriculture profit as a driver for regional growth.
A Missouri Valley ad copy cites a Mannington Kentucky mother praising Foley's Honey and Tar for a three year old’s severe croup, noting instant relief after one dose and urging purchase at all druggists. The message warns croup as deadly without quick action.
Prof William Lynch of Mountain Grove Missouri argues newspapers outpace textbooks for teaching current events history geography science and civics. He says the press traces trends in both past and present, helping students connect daily life with broader world affairs through timely reporting.
A garbled OCR passage discusses a world event by a certain group, mentions the queen, and hints at territorial questions and language issues. The text is incomplete, with many misspellings and unclear references, preventing a clear summary of facts or names.
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