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Newspaper
Jackson Herald
Location
Jackson, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1910
Page
4
The notice from Jackson Herald includes a public announcement by the county court with references to Lee President and Belster Official Organ. Details are obscured in this fragment but it notes an advertisement mode and a date line of January 25. No further readable specifics or names are confirmed.
Missouri Republicans urged action and organization while praising workers and farmers. Candidates Phil S. Griffith and Edward Willer were discussed, with mentions of Cape Girardeau meetings, home rule remarks, and labor prices. The Farmers' Society of Equity disbanded after achieving higher farm prices, and county districts will be renumbered for school records.
A Cape meeting of Southeast Missouri Republicans represented broad support for Republican principles and prosperity. Attendees agreed to step up efforts in the 18th District and beyond to promote the party and its agenda.
About one hundred attended the Tuesday night gathering in the Commercial Club rooms Cape. The Southeast Missouri Republicans club organized with Ed F Regenhardt as president Sam Tanner secretary and Fred Naeter assistant secretary. Fred B Kies elected county vice president. After the meeting the crowd visited the Republican office and extended thanks to the Naeter brothers. A March banquet is planned.
The notice urges ordering abstracts of title to secure property ownership and promises prompt attention. It advertises Dr King’s New Life Pills for constipation biliousness and other ailments, claiming health benefits and easy use, priced 25 cents at drug stores.
Fine Duroc hogs are associated with farmer Herman J Weiss of Jackson Missouri. The note mentions Weiss as the contact or owner in relation to the hogs. No additional details on numbers prices or dates are provided in the fragment.
Murray Ayers of Transit Bridge New York recalls a near fatal liver trouble. He describes severe symptoms and whitening, but credits Electric Bitters with a full recovery and weight restoration. The testimonial promotes the medicine for stomach liver and kidney issues, priced at 50 cents.
A vintage advertisement touts Doan's Kidney Pills as quick relief for backache and weak kidneys. It cites W S Samuel of Jackson Missouri praising the remedy after years of use, urging others to prefer Dean's pills and buy from Poster Milbourn Co in Buffalo New York as sole U S distributor.
The Herald reminds readers that if they wish to continue receiving the paper beyond the current tine they must notify the office in advance. Failure to respond may result in interruption or removal from the subscriber list and loss of future issues.
The Cape Girardeau Court of Common Pleas issues an order of publication in the divorce action of Anna Shoults versus Will Shoults. Will Shoults, a non resident, must appear February 1910 term to answer the petition alleging abandonment and failure to support. Publication to run weekly for four weeks in Jackson Herald, with notice deemed valid.
Brightens homes with easy to use curtain and rug dye. Highlights quick results and simple application for porous fabrics. Notes no mess and durable color, appealing to DIY decorators seeking home refresh.
Final settlement notice for the estate of Thoreas A. Allen. The administrator requests approval of the final distribution. Proceedings are under the Probate Office of Cape Ginaundea with hearings set for the eighth day of December.
Notice is given that letters of administration on the estate of Frederike Dinee deceased have been granted to the undersigned by the Probate Court of Capellemidian county bearing date the first day of factory 110. Petitions and claims must be exhibited within one year for allowance or be precluded from benefit. Renee Trease, Administrator. Also an advertisement humorously attached about advertising BIG and a winter illness promotional blurb for Dr King’s New Discovery with testimonials and price.
Old soldiers who filed homestead entries of 40 50 or 120 acres in any state before 1874 may have a government claim to sell if they never sold or entered another homestead. Widows or heirs can also sell. Those who entered after June 22 1874 or never filed have no claim. R H Peale & Co Salt Lake City Utah.
The government offers pay from 800 to 92 000 annually for Railway Mail Clerks and related positions. Exams will be held nationwide for roles including Custom House Clerks and Stenographers. Thousands of appointments expected. Individuals over 18 in any location can request free instruction and information by writing to the Bureau of Instruction, 804 Hamlin Building, Manchester, NY.
A legal advertisement from Orren Wilson attorney seeks large and small sums at five percent or one percent on well-improved farms with clear titles. The note lists his office at Suit 205 Second Floor Harrison Himmelberger Building in Cape Girardeau Missouri and invites writing or calls.
William Wessell offers repairs for furniture upholstery window coverings framing and sewing machines. He handles ironing boards chair bottoms and backs of various kinds and sizes.
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