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Newspaper
Jackson Herald
Location
Jackson, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1910
Page
4
In Jackson Herald reflections on Judge Riley show he spends time mule trading with his local business, while politics swirl around Gov Wilson and potential candidates. Some push for Wilson as prosecuting attorney’s race focal point, others seek future positions.
Bond of C D Randel as county farm superintendent approved with several sureties. Special commissioners report subscriptions and warrants issued for county and state projects. Road improvements on Fredericktown road and Big Flora Creek bridge completed. warrants issued. License to sell intoxicating liquor granted to Peter Freese. Court adjourned to February 7.
Marriage licenses list George W. Hener, 33, and Emelie J. Neimeyer, 20, both of Cape, plus John Fitzgerald, 2, and Ida Gladney, 26, Cape. Local social notes record holiday events, dances, sleigh rides, birthdays, visits, and greetings among residents including Taft and Hadley, Bishop Hendricks, the Sievers and Anderson families, and others in the community.
Murray W Avers of Transit Bridge New York writes that a virulent liver trouble left him dying with yellow skin sunken eyes and a coated tongue while losing 40 pounds but Electric Ritters cured him restoring the lost weight and strength. He urges the medicine for stomach liver and kidney troubles selling for 50 cents at drug stores.
Subscribers are informed that The Herald Empires will drop a nemie ventess and asks readers to notify the office beforehand of any changes or issues with their subscription status.
The page bundles diverse items including an Order of Publication for a divorce case in Cape Girardeau County Court dated 1909, a public notice about a bank election in Jackson, a guardian resignations for minor Gerecke heirs, a printer ad urging the purchase of a typewriter, and a real estate sale listing for the B. M. Morgan home in West Jackson.
In a terse note from the court, the phrase Put Nam FaceLESS Dyes is deemed non actionable. Authorities say the pigments do not transfer to skin or affect kitchenware as alleged.
A lawyer advertises investment options in Southeast Missouri and Southern Illinois offering 5 percent on large sums and 6 percent on smaller amounts. The broker claims well-improved farms with clear titles and invites writing or calls to Orren Wilson, Attorney at Law, Suite 205, Second Floor Harrison and Himmelberger Building, Cape Girardeau, Missouri.
William Wessell is listed as a general repairer offering service for all kinds of furniture and upholstery, window panes, framing pictures, sewing machines, ironing boards, chair bottoms and racks, with varied repair work and materials.
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