Jackson Advertiser Local News Items and Advertisements
The itemized column lists various local merchants and services. It notes McNeely’s business in town, Wolters and Wolters offerings, Everett House coal and wood, and several farm and poultry show notices. A commercial club meeting discusses bringing Fruitland Machine Shops to Jackson and offers cash and relocation help to attract Mr. McNeely. News includes births, deaths, shows, and public notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett House
McNeely
C. A. Wolters
J. B. Conner
Delia
C. H. Wolters
Commercial Club
Jackson Commercial Club
Court House
Pres. Wm. B. Schaefer
Fruitland
A. F. Williams
Jackson
Home Coming Meeting Planned for Jackson
Citizens met at the courthouse to plan a Jackson home coming event inviting all former residents. A committee of Edw. D. Hays F. E. Kies and F. A. McGuire will draft constitutions and bylaws and report tomorrow at 7 30 p m. The mass meeting will finalize plans for the home coming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Jackson
D. Hays
F. E. Kies
F. A. McGuire
Revival and Fellowship Week at Methodist Church
The pastor and official board have set apart next week as revival and fellowship week at the Methodist church. A large supply of song books, Revival Praises, from Geo. Stewart and Dr. Chappell has been received. Series of short sermons run through the week with preliminary services at 7 15 p.m. and sermon at 7 45 p.m. Members urged to attend and all friends invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Geo. Stewart
Chappell
Card of Thanks to Jackson and vicinity patrons
To the citizens of Jackson and vicinity we express sincere thanks for liberal patronage in the past year and extend compliments of the season. As in the past our aim remains to please all comers.
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Jackson
Notice of annual meeting of Jackson Lime & Quarry Co
The Jackson Lime and Quarry Company announces its annual stockholders meeting in Jackson Missouri on January 6 1908 at 9 00 a m The agenda includes election of five directors and other business Transacted by President S B Williams Secretary W Bruening
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Jackson Lime & Quarry Co
Jackson
Jackson Lime & Quarry Company
D. Williams
Pres. Wm
Bruening, Sec’y
In Memory of Mrs Doyle Died at Home Near Leemon
Mrs Jacob Doyle aged about 55 died at her home near Lee mon last Saturday. She was buried at the Pleasant Hill graveyard Sunday. She was a faithful church member and devoted to doing her Master s will. She was always ready to lend a helping hand in time of need. Truly she could say O death, where is thy sting, O Grave, where is thy victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leemon
Jacob Doyle
Pleasant Hill
Strayed Shoat Near Jackson in 1907
Notice from H. S. McFerron of Jackson R F D No 3 seeking the recovery of a four month old black shoat that strayed three miles north of Jackson on November 30 1907. It bears white on two feet and the forehead an underbit and a swallow fork in each ear. A liberal reward is offered for information leading to its return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
McFerron
Sheriff Sale Under Alias Execution in Cape Girardeau
An alias execution issued from the Circuit Court of St Louis directs a public sale of Cape Girardeau real estate. Louisa M Daues sues August W Daues. lots 64 and 65 in range 1, Cape Girardeau, 914 feet by 180 feet, Elis street front. Sale set for January 7, 1908, at 9 AM to 5 PM at the south front door of the Jackson courthouse, cash to highest bidder. Bernhard Gockel, Sheriff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Missouri
Louisa M. Daues
August W. Daues
Cape Girardeau
Cape Girardeau County
Ellis Street
Jackson
County of Cape Girardeau
Bernhard Gockel
Notice to Hunters on Private Land
All persons are hereby notified that we will not allow any hunting on our land. Parties doing same will be prosecuted. R. F. McLain, H. E. Masterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. F. McLain
H. E. Masterson
Records of Missouri early days and firsts
A compact list of Missouri Territory milestones including the first currency, first French newspaper in St Louis 1850, earliest roads from 1789, the King’s Road, Boone’s Lick Road, early postal routes 1819 1821, first streetcar 1854, Sunday Law 1814, rural free delivery 1896, first railroad 1849 1851, Pacific Railroad 1850, western locomotive 1852, Jefferson City 1859 editorial convention, Missouri Press Association 1867, and the first Civil War battle at Boonville 1861.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
St. Louis
Ste. Genevieve
New Madrid
King's Road
St Louis Ste. Genevieve
Norte Missouri
Boone's Lick
Howard County
Iron Mountain
St. Charles
Congress
United States
Council Bluffs
Chariton
Atkinson’s
Mississippi
Richmond
Missouri River
Lexington
Pacific Railroad
Pacific
Jefferson City
William F. Switzler
Missouri Press Association
Boonville
Overcoats Offer From Hoffmeister and Heinberg
A local retailer promotes a fresh stock of new overcoats at low prices. Hoffmeister & Heinberg advertise a barquip style deal with up-to-date selections and no old goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoffmeister & Heinberg
For Sale A Farm North Of Whitewater Missouri
100 acre farm for sale located one and a half miles north of Whitewater Missouri. Apply to Clinkenbeard Brothers for particulars at Whitewater Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitewater
Clinkenbeard Brothers
Stockholders Meeting for Schumer Springs Sanitarium Company
Notice of stockholders meeting in Jackson on Monday January 6 1908 at 10 AM for annual director election and a proposal to reduce directors from 11 to 5 plus other business. J J Mayfield President Fred Hartle Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sikeston
D. C. Haldeman
Fred Davis
St. Louis
Ford Hardware
George Fennimore
Bertrand
Fennimore
West Jackson
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society
Methodist Parsonage
Ezra Howard
Cairo
Jackson
Old Jackson
C. P. Browning
Schumer Springs Sanitarium Company
Saidy Company
J. J. Mayfield
Pres
Fred Hartle
Secy
Pocahontas Christmas News and Local Visits
Community notes recount Christmas greetings and visits from residents including John G. Putz of Jackson, Rev Theo Vogel Jr of Springfield, I S Portis, Miss Clara Mirley of Cape Girardeau, and many others. The piece lists travels, church services, college students home for holidays, births, and local errands across Pocahontas and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phenix
John G. Putz
Jackson
Mr. Puts
Luthern Church
Theo, Vogel, Jr
Springfield
I. S. Portis
Herbert Baldridge
Poca
Clara Mirley
Cape Girardeau
August Schoen
Clintom
Iowa
Paul Kumpf
Wartburg College
Dubuque
West Giessendoerfer
Altenburg
Geo. A. Sample
Grandin
Harry Cotner
the Normal
Paul Kranewetter
Ruby Morton
Greee Morton
Bessie Alexander
Dr. Morton
Perryville
J. A. Vogel
Cape
Henry W. Putz
R. F. D. Carrier
Grant
Augusta Leinbach
Glen Morton
Robert Littleton
Frank Bacher
Robert Kathy
St. Louis
Lam Goodson
Eula Wallace
Denzel Wallace
G. A. Sample
Ht. Ruehling
Carrie Ruff
Walter Martin
Jonesboro
Ark
F. J. Schoen
Also Mentioned on This Page
C. A Wolters
McAfee
Hoflimeister & Heinberg’s
McAtee’s
Juliette W. Gransrer
Carl McNeely
W. T. Morgan
Mra. la Pierre
McAfee's
Henry Mills
Delta
C. W. Henderson
H. M. Smith
Marble Hill
Albert Borgfield
Dc. W. Henderson
Myrtle Cramer
W. C. Hope
Near Here
Frank Goza
Silmo
Farmer's Institute
Santa Claus
Mrs. W
LaPierre
D. E. Sawyer of
R. M. Sawyer
Louis Reid
Lacy Sawyer
Reehan
Louis Volkert
Jesse Buckhannon
Millerville
L. T. Lindsey
Ed Howard
Cape County Savings Bank
Presbyterian Church
A. H. Kerstner
Bloomfield
George Green
Fred Cureton
Red Point
N. P. Stearns
C. W. Henderson’s
Watkin
Public Square
Schumer Springs
P. E. Crabtree
Hannon
South High Street
Belview
Fruitland Machine Shop
L. R. Russell
First Methodist Church
Conference Epworth League
Marvin College
Sanady
M. T. Haw
Russell
Osborne
E. R. Lewis
Jackson, Mo
Elliot Flower
Mary Mears
Maude Adarms
Roy Norton
New York
Doyle
Pocahontas
Por Bay
Renee Hawn