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Newspaper
Jackson Herald
Location
Jackson, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1902
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR notes from the Jackson Herald Republican mention an entry at darkcom Missouri with unclear dates and terms for a henalpare. Names like H. F. Lusk appear amid garbled text. The piece lacks coherent facts to form a full event summary.
A fragmented item lists office tour prospects at The Chileago Inter Ocean on East Monroe street and notes various officials and events. Mentions Governor Shaw as secretary of the treasury, a Salem revival, and several federal and state appointments and resignations, plus university anthropology and ethnology developments and requests for relics or gifts.
An advertisement touts a limited time offer for Livestock and agricultural papers. It claims superior reading at a small price, with a special Farmers' Treatise and other public notices for farmers. The promo targets new subscribers and existing ones who settle arrears for one year.
An investigation notes a November episode involving Bright's disease research, with a transfer and payments by San Francisco business men for a special fur brighes house and related trials. The report cites hundreds of trial subjects, psycheline administration, and chrono data. August results show seven percent failures while overall well or progressing. Proceedings and clinical reports were published. contact John J. ton Company, 420 Montgomery St, San Francisco, Cal.
Local notes report a new drug store being built at Oak Ridge. Fred Kass sold his stake to Otto Meyer and Joseph Rapp. Sheriff Gockel visited and took one youth. Theodore Martin returns from the Philippine service to a warm welcome. Christmas brings sorrow for some friends and a list of local events, visits, and a birthday gathering for Grandma Ulneh with many relatives attending and a large feast.
An observer reports a hearty gathering where generous food pleased all, a string band played excellent music, and a chorus including God Be With You Till We Meet Again delighted Grandma Ulrich and the crowd. By 6 PM, attendees began leaving, hoping her remaining days would be as merry as the ones shared.
The twelfth annual session of the Missouri Colored Poachers association convened in December with J. B. Cobb presiding. Geo. Suthers spoke on public schools policy while Rev. F. Bites urged unity. Speeches by Mike Cecil Rodney and S. Cobb highlighted temperance and educational themes. the group adjourned to DeSoto for next year’s holid ay meeting.
In a terse note the paper urges readers to maximize value by choosing the most liberal offer, warning not to miss a chance for full value for money. The phrasing hints at a promotional or advertising context within the edition.
A historic advertisement claims Foley's Honey and Tar acts as a cure for colds and a preventive against pneumonia. The brand markets soothing relief and strong medicinal benefits through its honey and tar remedy.
Marriage licenses issued include H T L Goffman and Buelat Porterfield Henry L Evans and Maude B Tracey George Kinder wed Cora Felty H B Kerstner and Emma Gluchsherts Reuben Laciy and Poll Vaughn Silas W Matrey and Lena Thomas Joseph Poe and Jeane Schweth man Edward Thorpard and Cora Crader Ed Wunderlich and Emma Schaumlaette J C Gillet and Sarah I Me Merron
Weather and crop report for Jackson station covering the week ending Saturday December 24, 1001. Real estate transfers are listed, including Oliver Morton and wife transferring a lot in survey 77 to Jackson. Horniman to Albert Thematin and others. Avan to Sarah A. Nobe. Sidings at Stephin and related properties. Neal to George Kinder. various parcels and dates noted in transference records.
A fragment from a period paper extols a cheap, weekly republic of news claiming dedication to printing useful content. It praises reliability, urges subscriptions at 31 dollars a year, and notes mailing address in St Louis Missouri. An aside advertises Rocky Mountain Tea as a cure for pimples and sores.
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