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Newspaper
Jackson Herald
Location
Jackson, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1904
Page
5
Property description notes 738 acres of fine poplar soil mostly cleared with a good house and barn, well watered, four miles north of Jackson and one mile from Fruitland, on the Cape Girardeau and Chester railroad now building through the county. Apply to T. D. Hines, Jackson, Missouri.
A tale set in a village traces Turner’s double courting of Louise and Eleanor while away from home. He writes, then abandons a confession, and faces Eleanor’s rejection and Louisa’s surprising note. The piece interleaves personal scandal with a formal Missouri education report in the same column.
A Chicago Chronicle humorous anecdote recounts a married man asking a friend for a dollar to avoid trouble at home. The friend proposes borrowing two dollars and lying about the source, sparking a moral tease on truth and necessity in a street meeting. The piece highlights a comic clash over money, honesty, and domestic pressure.
A Philadelphia Press clipping recounts a wedding report where the groom’s family homestead, described as the Old Manse, is misquoted as the Old Man’s. The exchange highlights media precision over naming the couple’s future residence in the suburbs.
Farm listing describes 146 acres total with 80 acres cleared, three good cisterns, a good house and barn. A compact real estate notice noting ample water, sturdy structures, and potential tillable land. Suitable for buyers seeking rural acreage and ranching or farming setup.
The Rev Irl R Hicks Almanac for 1904 is ready and will be mailed to any address for 30 cents. It highlights study of the heavens and weather for 1904, with Prof Hicks paper Worn and Works. Orders to Word and Works Publishing Co 2201 Locust St St Louis Mo. 12-24
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