Locals Report Wheat Prices Today
Local residents note wheat prices at 83 today as market chatter and farming voices reflect expectations for harvest season amid variable weather and trading trends.
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Newspaper
Jackson Herald
Location
Jackson, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1906
Page
1
Local residents note wheat prices at 83 today as market chatter and farming voices reflect expectations for harvest season amid variable weather and trading trends.
Judge J B Miller and C B Miller visit Garvin on Tuesday. J F Baker of Whitewater attends Queiness at Jackson last Friday. Route to shave Saturday morning as barbers are not busy. Pleasant Snider and J L Hope travel to Garvin Indian Territory Tuesday. G Miltenberger went to St Louis last week returning Tuesday. Klein's sells wagon harness saddles and lap robes. A R Byrd and wife plan a Texas visit this week. John M Cotner of New Wells comment on store sale. Fifty lots sold in Garvin Indiana Territory with new dwellings to follow. County court to meet next Monday for court house grounds purchase. Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar advertised. DeWitt's Little Early Risers praised for liver relief. Married Kies and Freide Heyde in Jackson. Meneley Quartet to perform in Oak Ridge Jackson Cape Girardeau. For sale one acre east of court house with dwelling and orchard. Lots for sale near Jackson.
Asa Stepp of Libertyville visits Jackson for a few days. W P Carrington resigns as state superintendent to become president of Southwest Normal at Springfield. John Atkinson of Cape Piano and Music House will tune repair and polish pianos in Jackson this week. Leave notices to Herald office. Fire at Advance business district destroys about 30,000 dollars in goods and 270,000 dollars in property. Prizes awarded at Buffalo Orpington shows with several locals winning. Warren Beattie acts as Missouri Pacific agent during Owens’ absence in St Louis. Dr Grim the Cape Girardeau occludist-optician will visit Jackson regularly. Miss Grace and Miss Maud English entertained friends Friday January 5 with games and dancing. attendees listed.
Health is good in this section of country. Samuel Martin of Lutesville visited his mother Friday and returned home Saturday. Miss Lulu Clements is home after a lengthy stay in St. Louis. Young folks glad to see her. Our school held a well attended spelling and ciphering match Friday night. Two stores now operate at Leemon. Rev A D Ball presiding elder of Farmington district held his last quarterly meeting at Fruitland January 7 and preached at Fairview. he has led for six years. U Know.
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