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Newspaper
Jackson Herald
Location
Jackson, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1910
Page
4
Fragmentary notice from Jackson Herald under county court official seal. The garbled text mentions Croan of Cape Girardeau County Court, dates in May, and various legal terms but lacks clear actions, names, amounts, or deadlines, leaving the exact proceeding unreadable.
Fragmented text appears as an announcements notice with partial references to Cape Ginar and letters. Many words are garbled, making concrete facts difficult to extract. The readable fragments suggest a community notice about letters or petitions and a dated event on a 15th, with references to a committee and locality names.
The Herald claims to be the county’s sole English Republican paper and urges readers to support the Republican ticket. It asserts officeholders and applicants push for continued office, and argues a Jackson to Cape electric railroad could attract one hundred thousand dollars from two citizens to fund the project, urging action and readership.
W. and Muller, formerly of Oklahoma, purchases the Dunklin Herald at Kennett and renames it the Dunklin County Republican. The change marks the paper as the county’s sole Republican organ, with Miller urged to succeed in the new field of Sahar.
An announcement in The Harald states Republican candidates must file by August 7. The notice aims to inform every Republican in the county that you are a candidate, and this is all you want.
The editor laments that the Republican prints announcements at a price so high it is unreachable. They note it costs 25 to place an ad and question how many readers cannot afford the deal, implying broader access issues for the paper’s notices.
Mrs Julia Childs a skilled elocutionist drills local youths in a two act drama Mr Bob and will present the results tomorrow night in the basement of the Methodist Church. The event benefits a good cause and aims to showcase home talent with community attendance encouraged.
An early 20th century discussion argues for formal home economics and domestic science. It emphasizes feeding cows and crops, then shifts to human nutrition, digestion, hygiene, and the educated housekeeper as central to daily life. It warns against neglecting mental development and the broader duties of citizenship, urging practical education for women in science, cooking, and housekeeping.
Anyone can be their own boss by starting a mail order shop at home. Send for a free book to learn how. The ad, from Heacock in Lockport New York, offers guidance and a questionable claim about cheaper, faster color products from Persat FADE Raa Dvir.
Jackson citizen Gotthold Rabold recalls years of kidney trouble with backache and urinary issues before using Deans Kidney Pills. He reports relief after starting treatment and remaining symptom free since. Sold by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY as United States agents. Remember the name Dean's.
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