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Newspaper
Jackson Herald
Location
Jackson, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1907
Page
4
The Jackson Missouri Herald notes the legislature is ready for business with nominations for speaker in Ripley County and upcoming trials. It urges adherence to law for public records and invites strong correspondents to cover county posts, promising impartial coverage and boosts for worthy enterprises.
A reader question suggests placing production or packing dates on each can. The idea aims to aid consumers in judging freshness and product age, though the details of implementation or impact on old stock handling are not specified.
All persons owing accounts at mill R are requested to pay the same by February 1 107 If not paid by then they will be put in the hands of a collector Cape County Milling Co
A one hundred acre farm near Whitewater Missouri with 65 acres in wheat, 65 acres in grass and clover, two thirds cash and balance on five years, includes a good house and barn and an orchard. Address G A Ford Whitewater Mo.
A Union Gospel Temperance Meeting will be held in the Baptism church next Sunday afternoon at 2 15. Everyone is cordially invited to attend. The program includes songs scripture lesson prayers and multiple speakers and performances by local youths and Miss Judy Warner Miss Reena F E Shaner and Col T W Birmingham with a benediction to close.
In the Cape Girardeau County Circuit Court August term 1906 a partition sale is ordered of real estate in Jackson. J L Jenkins sues Chas Hawn. sale to the highest bidder for cash at the south front door of the court house between 9am and 5pm. Described property includes part of lot 20 Highland addition and lot 9 Schmuke addition. Purchaser owns life estate and inherited interest of Elizabeth Hawn and full interest of Frank Hawn and Elizabeth Hawn as of June 1906.
James A. Dale and Belle Hall are listed asLICENSED TO MARRY in a public notice indicating forthcoming nuptials between the named individuals. The compact notice identifies the parties and their intended marriage.
Headache sufferers are urged to carry Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills for fast relief with no after effects. The ad claims the first package will benefit and offers a money back guarantee if not helpful, priced at 25 cents, sold by a local Miles Medical Co dealer in Elkhart Indiana.
A humorous medical sketch from Mexico Missouri describes Sunday Sickness as a seasonal ailment among church members. It follows a man after breakfast through a Sunday, a nap, a drive, and a heavy dinner ending in sleep and fatigue by 7 PM, then recovery Monday morning until the next Sunday relapse. The piece ends with a biblical prescription from The Great Physician.
A Jackson merchant, JG Heinberg, relates recurring back pain above the kidneys tied to cold exposure. After taking Doan's Kidney Pills from Wood's drug store he reports no further backache symptoms. The ad urges readers to buy Doan's from Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo as sole U.S. agents.
Trustee Henry W. Putz announces sale of 160 acres in Cape Girardeau Missouri to satisfy a note secured by deed of trust dated October 26, 1904 by Lafayette McCain Ella McCain and J M Ross. Sale January 10 1907 at Jackson courthouse south door for cash to cover debt and costs.
Burfordville residents note Wallace brothers built James R. Bowman’s new home and praise its grandeur. Whitewater flooding damaged farmers while Burfordville’s waterworks operated last week. Many youths returned home for Christmas. Burfordville boys beat Millerville in two debates with EB Penzel and Leo Protter facing James Arnold and Joe Nunn.
The text references fog money and careful expenditures, noting that Phat enables accounts to show up to good advantage. It mentions tanking with us and getting on in the world, with an incomplete remark about pity.
The People's National Bank in Jackson Missouri notes Kirk Wilson has moved down from Oak Ridge to become an exchanger at the mill. It is reported Silas Allen will soon depart for St Louis to regain his health, a move that will deprive Cape Girardeau county of a patriotic young American REPORTER.
John S Henry of Egypt Mills died last Thursday from pneumonia after living at Gravel Hill and later moving to Egypt Mills. He was a Democrat and Methodist, father to three daughters, brother to Rev N B Henry, and his remains were laid to rest in City Cemetery. His wife and relatives mourn his loss. Rev N B Henry attended his bedside. The notice also lists a separate farm sale and a vehicle engine ad from Geo W Cobble of Jackson Missouri.
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