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Newspaper
Jackson Herald
Location
Jackson, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1906
Page
8
The Popular Girl 0 Piano Contest begins with a $15 cash prize for the leading vote getter when announced March 1 1906. Several other prizes are planned with details to be listed in next week's issue. Votes must be in by 6 o'clock p.m. February 28 at the Teheinn office.
Missouri state dairy officials urge farmer owned creameries after past promoter led failures. They warn against costly plants and praise those weathering hard times for community benefit. Rh. M. Washburn notes aim to have all creamery butter and cheese produced in cooperative factories.
A fragmented roster of individuals including Gill a Smith Orn Roner Lizzie Summerlin Mary Cox Lutie Baker Isabelle Tidwill Agnes Bright Rassie Hitt Annie O Hare Minnie Presser Amanda Hobbes Minnie Krieger Martha Tittle Mary Schaefer Sophia Nygimann Amanda Keller Martha Sander Martha Geriche Gordonville Maude Medley Dora Lupkes Anna Winkler Maggie Davis Augusta Woods Mary Alexander Caldwell Grace Morton Ida Smith Lizzie Eight Clara McNeely Alice Hitt Daisy Dunning Mona Steele Jackson Rya May Crump Annie Howard Georgia Tucker Olga Rugier Tilsit Marie Whipiping Lottie Ates and others listed in the text.
Fragmentary OCR item notes a time card for an individual with the phrase not clear and a notation nee 4 pianist. No additional context or identifiable entities present.
McClure's Magazine February presents a thoughtful editorial on judging between men titled Judge Not. It argues individuals must express themselves on politics business and law to curb crime and corruption and strengthen honesty and justice.
A Washington statement shows 34,577 rural mail routes in operation nationwide. Last year carriers handled about 1 billion pieces of mail at roughly 14 cents each, with 32,055 carriers earning 216,571,733. Missouri holds many routes including Cole county’s eight: Jefferson City four, Centertown two, Marion one, Lehman one, with Cen ter town and Lehman last opened. A Sunday route between Jefferson City and Fulton is under consideration.
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