Land Bargains Near Liberty Texas 1305 Acres For $10 Per Acre
Special bargain offers 1305 acres near Liberty Texas about 10 miles northeast of Liberty with P L and W R R through the north part and a nearby station. About 150 to 175 acres timber land mainly oak, rest prairie suitable for corn cotton cane fruits and vegetables, price $10 per acre. Also 75 acres about 10 miles east of Liberty on black prairie land four miles north of the T and NO R R. price $15 per acre. Apply at this office.
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Liberty
Texas
Trustee's Sale Notice of Cape Girardeau County Property
Public sale notice by Sheriff Bernhard Gockel for property in Allenville Cape Girardeau County Missouri including Lots 10 11 12 and 9 in Block 4 with two story store and butcher shop buildings. Sale set January 9 1909 between 9 am and 5 pm at the south front door of the court house Jackson. Sale to satisfy a promissory note and costs under a deed of trust on November 5 1906.
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Henry Horman
Charles Horman
Lou Horman
Cape Girardeau County
Missouri
Schwab
Cape Girardeau
Ynolienville
Cape Girareau County
Allenville
Recorder of Deeds
Bernhard Gockel
Court House
Jackson
Sherif
Livery Team and Officials Account Totals Given
The document lists accounts for Gockel and Ilers livery team, John G. Putz county treasurer salary and postage 205.25, Edw. D. Hays probate judge office expenses 15.25, Wim. B. Schaefer for courthouse and supplies 107.40, and a separate line item 31.50.
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Gockel & Ilers
John G. Putz
Edw. D. Hays
Wim. B. Schaefer
Hunters Notice Prohibits Hunting on Farms
The undersigned forbids hunting on their farms. Those found violating this order will be prosecuted to the full extent of the nw.
Sales agents wanted for large Chicago company
A historical classified notice offering a permanent agent position with $36.00 weekly or 40 percent profit. No experience needed. Free samples stationery and catalogue. Company promises instruction, capital, and a profitable honor able role. Apply Frank W. Williams Company 1214 W Taylor St Chicago INI.
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America
Frank W. Williams Company
W. Taylor St
Chicago
INI
Herald announces annual subscription price change
After January 1 1909 the Jackson Herald will cost $1.00 a year in advance or $1.25 if not paid until year end. The Jackson Herald Co sends this notice of the pricing adjustment.
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Herald
Jackson Herald Co
Holidays end at Big Spring School gathering
The Big Spring School notes holidays over with visits from Miss Hunter Miller to Mary Davis and many locals including the Wilkinsons and Gladishs. A Christmas program, a dance at Willie Wilkinson’s, and a New Year dinner mark the festive period with numerous visitors and new home moves mentioned.
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Big Spring
Hunter Miller
Mary Davis
J. F. Houk
Ben Hosea
Lottie Herzinger
Blodget
Clyde Wilkinson
Zalma
Guile Wilkinson
Willie Wilkinson
Millerville
B.T. Miller
J. L. Wilkinson
John Gladish
F. M. Davis
Ben Hosen
S. R. Wilkinson
Wm. Wilkinson
Cora Davis
Rosilla Wilkinson
R. A. Davis
R. P. Wilkinson
A. G. Davis
Jim Miller
Orsie Wilkinson
DeSoto” Davis
Jeff Herzinger
Troy
A Long Drive Through Missouri to Wayne County
On December 13 the party started from Byrds Creek Cape Girardeau to Howell County for eight miles west of Missouri. They stayed first night with Squire Dunn near Lutesville and found the company friendly. The travelers crossed Bollinger County hills meeting acquaintances including Mr. Acre LaFayette Richards and others. After nightfall they camped beyond Lounds in Wayne County where they met Mr. Crites a blind Union soldier who spoke of living west during the Civil War.
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Byrds Creek Cape Co
W. Mo
Howell Co
Squire Dunn
Lutesville
Bollinger Co
Acre
LaFayette
Richards
Lounds
Wayne Co
Crites
Journey with old settlers through Missouri towns and rivers
The narrator recounts travels from Oak Ridge with army comrade John Davis to Greenville in Wayne County, meeting John S. Marsh of the Jackson Herald, then moving along Castor River to the St Francis, camping near Mills Springs, interacting with a farmer's family, recalling Cape County roots, crossing Black River, buying apples and corn, meeting locals in Van Buren and Reynolds, and reaching Mountain View in Howell County with Chas Davis, bank cashier and son of Monroe Davis.
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Oak Ridge
John Davis
A. C. Ford
James Davis
Burfordville
Greenville
Wayne Co
John S. Marsh
Jackson Herald
Castor
St. Francis
Mills Springs
Kent
John
Leaper
Black River
Cape Co
Rum Branch
Dunley
Hitts
Zimmermans
Lester
Jackson
Bee P. O
Carter Co
van Buren
B. F. Lusk
The
Herald
Shannon Co
Reynolds
Shannon
Mountain View
Howell Co
Chas. Davis
Monroe Davis
Pruithind
Chas
Fruit grower Thompson aids Ozark trip tale in diary
Narrator travels through Hutton Valley with G A Thompson, prominent Ozark fruit grower with 6000 peach and as many apple trees. He offers fruit growing advice. Route includes farm arrival after 230 miles. Land values cited from 8 to 49 dollars per acre, corn sells for 50 to 60 cents, hay 40 cents per hundred. Abstractor promotes title deeds and quick abstract service with phone contact.
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Hutton Valley
G. A. Thompson
Notice to Members of the Merchants and Mechanics Mutual Aid Society
The audience is urged to pay assessments and stay with the society amid financial pressures. The notice emphasizes the society is sound, requesting members not to drop out and to meet obligations, warning nonpayment could harm others. It also appeals to members’ sense of duty and compares cheaper insurance offers to the society’s rates.
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The
Merchants and Mechanics Mutual Aid Society
Jon Dewey
Socom
Amd
Gayle Clee
Lilia
Memecanuts & Mechanico Matiut
Aid Patievy
Man who Really Wants to Win Will Win
The piece argues that a determined person will secure victory and that religion, if used to effect, can be productive. It notes the Missouri General Assembly met yesterday and is prepared to grind. It advises patronizing home businesses even with higher mail order prices and reflects on earning and appreciating money.
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Missouri General Assembly
Wet or Dry Debate Moves Through Cape County
The text notes a looming General Assembly vote on liquor with anti saloon and prohibition groups pushing for local option and statewide measures. It predicts Cape Girardeau County could elect a wet representative who would challenge the dry majority if chosen speaker.
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General Assembly
Cape Girardeau County
Notice of Stockholders Meeting at Peoples National Bank
Notice is hereby given that the annual election of seven directors of The Peoples National Bank of Jackson Missouri will be held in the bank office on Tuesday January 10 polls open from 10 to A.M. to William Paar cashier.
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The
Peoples National Bank of
Jackson
Missouri
Sheriff’s sale under special execution Cape Girardeau court notice
The sheriff of Cape Girardeau County Missouri under a special writ of execution issued for the January term 1909 will sell at public auction on Tuesday January 26 1900 the lot 65 range 1 in Cape Girardeau city Ellis Street frontage 914 feet to an alley to satisfy the German American Bank against Kate Thurburn and August W Daves. Bernhard Gockel sheriff.
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Court of Common Pleas
Cape Girardeau County
Missouri
Cape Girardeau
Ellis Street
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Houck & Tilsit Telephone Co
Gordonville
Houck and Tilsit
Henry Engleman
Fred H. Schlueter
Dutchtown
Eggimann
F E. A. Bedwell
E. A. Bedwell
E. A. Bedwel
EH. R. Meier
Jackson and
Fredericktown
C. H. Macke & Son
Williams Hidw. Co
Courtouse
J. W. McCombs
Bruening & Kerstner
Geo. D. Barnard & Co
Blanks
William Paar
Jackson County
State of Missouri
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