Special Prayer Day and Local Education Debate in Jackson
The Jackson Herald notes a special prayer day for colleges and a political question about Henry Gockel as mayor. It reports on state education leadership change with H A Gass now State Superintendent, and discusses piano contest subscribers misunderstanding the proposition. It criticizes public schools for rapid course narrowing and contrasts with private schooling and a high school in the public system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Gass
The
Missouri School Journal
Noor
Big nine day offer to subscribe through February 2 1907
The Herald offers a bundled yearly subscription for 1907 including the Herald Valley Magazine Goodalls Farmer and American Farmer at the price of the Herald. New and existing subscribers can pay arrears and advance, with 40 cents extra for a one year accident insurance policy. Policy covers ages 16 to 65, no dues for one year, papers can be mailed to one address and policy to another. Limited time and guaranteed bonified proposition with no risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
The
Valley Magazine
Goodalls’ Farmer
American Farmer
Probate Docket lists February term settlements
The probate docket prints executors guardians and administrators who must settle at the February Term. Roles include Amos Theobald guardian Benjamin C. Sanders Ellen Anderson Daniel Anderson Harry E. Alexander and many others with dates February 11 12 14 15 16 1907. The list names numerous guardians of minors and administrators of deceased estates as the court schedules settlements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos
Theobald
Benjamin C. Sanders
Anderson
Ellen
Daniel Anderson
Alexander
Harry E
Jackson Christian
John A. Miller
Atchison
J. W
Elam H. Atchison
Martha C. Simmons
Beattie
Christiana C
Joseph W
Maria M
Charles E. Beattie
Chandler
W. K
Guardian of
Arizona S
David Chenneworth
Cracraft
Wm. C
Harry T. Hitt
William C
Louella Evans
Crites
Addie J
Bennet Crites
Bennett Crites
Caldwell
J. Frank
Ernest
Llyod
Mattie
Estes
Rex Caldwell
Carmean
J.W
Drum
LD. A
Columbus
J. Fulbright
Ervin
Eliza
H. Edgar
Simon E. Ervin
Eggimann
Jacob
Louisa Tunze
Evans
Emma H
Charles J. Evans
Keichenberger Henry R
John Haurey
Schaefer
William B
Charles B. Conner
Summers
Emmett A
Omra Williams
Sawyer
R. M
Ray W. Colver
Schlegel
William
Adolph W
Otto H
John G. Schlegel
Sander
William G
Henry
Augusta Gross
Bertha Sebastian
John A
Lulu I
Arthur C
Alta B. Kinder
Seimers
W. C
Albert J. Rose
Schreiner
Herman F
Henry G. Schreiner
Sternes
Ferdinand Sternes
Stevenson
Julius
Robert L. Stevenson
Schlimme
Frederick
Jessie
Thomas Quade
Thomas
Louis F
Samuel C. Kinder
Tuschoff
C. W
Conrad Schweiring
Ulrich
Charles
Henrietta Detjen
Vorel
Theodore
Rosalia Steiner
Waddle
Charles M
John E. Griffith
Wilson
Thomas E
Edward R. Harrs
Wachter
Ferdinand
Christian Wachter
Wunderlich
Herman J
John G. Wunderlich
William R. Poe
Edw. D. Hays
Accident Insurance Proposal Ranges From One Hundred To One Thousand
The publishers and this office present samples and offer a policy proposal. If you experience an accident as named in the policy, our proposition is worth from $100 to $1,000.
Town notes on homes and holiday gatherings
From a rural column in a small town, residents report new neighbors moving in and plans for homes and workshops. Otto Diamond and wife move to cottage No 3, Samuels of Sikeston buys the Schumer homestead, Punch family moves to cottage No 1, A Weise builds a wood shop, and G W Bast visits Burfordville. Dr Mayfield’s family in Sikeston visited Jackson for dental work. Santa Claus visited the Beasley home and Midge Kurre hosted a mess party on December 24 with Christmas festivities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Diamond
Samuels
Sikeston
Schumer
Punch
Jackson
A. Weise
C. M. Craig
Elihu Miller
Kurre
G. W. Bast
Burfordville
Dr. Mayfield
Midge Kurre
Eeryone
Santa Claus
Beasley
Manuel Hartle
Millerville
A. A. Mayfield
J. J. Mayfield
Xmas and New Year at Kurre Family Home
Mrs Bast visited the Kurre family for Christmas. Miss Flossie and Miss Midge Kurre hosted friends on New Year Eve. Quentin Miller, from Goldfield Colorado, returned home before Christmas and noted Schumer Springs fame. Local crowd leaders included Quentin and Noble Miller and Mayfields. Two surgeries were performed in Dr Mastell’s hotel office removing four fingers from Dora Weise and a neck bump from Theo Lance. A READER.
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Bast
Kurre
Flossie
Midge Kurre
Quentin Miller
Goldfield
Colo
Schumer Springs
Colorado
Quentin and
Noble Miller
Roy
Emory Mayfield
Arnold
Theo
Lance
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Jackson Herald
F. Lusk
Puglisi
Montter Newem
Vita
Jackson, MO
Henry Gockel
Gerharter
Martin Wachter
Rudolph M
Iron A
Otto H. Dost
Grossheider
John 1
Graden
Appolonia
Frederick Graden
Gourley
Joel Pace
Hone
Thomas D
Authur
Samuel
Bnj. F
Edwantot
Archie
Adams
Hinkle
Peter M
Anna Jeakins
Hitt John
Grace
Jacel Hill
Hinton
Harry Ho
Suaring
Af Hus
Tramle
Hiaene
Islers
Wallan
Sy Avurnat
Iheceast
Gustey CL
Guard
Kinder
Lillie M
Eli H. Kinder
Langston
Mary A
Arthur G. Langston
Linebarger
David R
Rudolph Crites
Miller
James H
Harry Layton
Macke
Charles J
Albert Macke
Meyer
John
Emma
Clara
Frederick Mirly
W. H
Emily C
Freda A. Cauvey
Mary E
Dorthy A
William H. Miller
McFadden
Mitchel
Annie Ingrm
Mayfield
Dr. J. J
Roland Cobb
Paar
Newton J. Grammer
Revelle
Chas. G
William Sanford
N. W. Ayear & Son
Philadelphia
Tyr
Aver & Son
Ever i
the People’s National Bank
Williams Hardware CO
C. H. Wolters
Jorw A. Shider
Iresidart
Schwab
Vice Pree
OOM
Onebior
Blucher Sperling
Asst
Nabler
Jackson Exchange Bank
Mosler
Yale
Tankers’ Association
the WE
D. Hays
J. L. Jenkins
Missouriier
Shaeterss
DR. G
Henderson
High
Cape County Savings Bank
Missouri
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