Local notices and political announcements in 1900 Jackson paper
Official organ prints candidate announcements for county school superintendent W B Crites T B McNeely and A C Welker for April 6 1909. Notes Prohibition speech by Bonsit the Flying Dutchman and political commentary on Hadley Missouri Tennessee liquor laws and a disputed recount involving Gmelich and Painter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Crites
T. B. McNeely
A. C. Welker
Mr. Bonsit
Flying Dutchman
Law Enforcement and Elective Duty Questioned
A reader questions why law enforcement is stressed when elected officials are charged with enforcing the law. They ask what is meant by law enforcement and express confusion over who enforces laws and how.
Normal short course in agriculture well attended nationwide
The Normal course draws farmers from across the country while the Jackson and farmers institute men appear to have slept, allowing the Normal people at the Cape to absorb the annual farmers institute. The speaker quips that the Pope says whatever is, is right.
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Jackson
Farmers Institute
Cape Absord
Prohibition Dutchman Speaks On Tuesday Night
A speaker described himself as a Prohibition Dutchman, noting he was raised by a good old Dutch father who always asked God’s blessing on his house.
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Giod
Gentleman's Visit and Missed Remarks at Brewery Lot
A Sunday remark by a countryman led to plans for sending a son to the brewery with a bucket to set more of the blessings of God. Our representative Mr Kies could not hear the countryman’s remarks due to circumstances.
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Kies
Grand Entertainment at J M A Chapel Monday
The second number of the college lecture course occurs in the J M A chapel next Monday evening February 1. It promises to be the best Jackson entertainment for a long time with a Fledoria chorus by Misses Behrens Hooss McLain Morsan Helmkampf Lusk, duets by Miss Kurre and Mr Joe Williams from The Bohemian Girl, and performances by Miss Eva Margaret Sinnamon and others. The J M A band will play and Mr Birmingham will read the Chariot Race from Ben Hur with pictures. Seats should be secured early as the show starts promptly at 8 p m.
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Jackson
Fledoria
Behrens
Hooss
McLain
Morsan
Helmkampf
Lusk
Kurre
Joe Williams
Lillian Armstrong
Adolph Mueller
Eva Margaret Sinnamon
Birmingham
Ben Hur
Hall tale of Miss Jackson and her fiancé
In a playful conversation Miss Jackson proposes that she and her fiancé are the courtly couple in the hall world. Sue responds with light banter, agreeing in jest that Jong may be the partner if they both think so.
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Miss Jackson
Jes
Worl
Sue
Jes’ Es Jong
Market Report and Executor Notice Collected Output
Market staples list flour bran cornmeal and other farm goods with mixed prices followed by an Executor notice for Frederick Bruner estate. Letters of administration granted January 2. Claims must be filed within one year to avoid preclusion, two years to be barred. John Woinsett is executor.
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Frederick Bruner
Cape Girardeau County
John Tvoinsett
Notice of settlement of Claus Kerstner estate
Notice is given to all heirs and creditors that I, the undersigned, intend to make final settlement of the estate of Claus Kerstner deceased at the next term of the probate court of Cape Girardeau County to be held in Jackson Missouri beginning February 8. William Bruening, Executor.
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Claus Kerstner
Cape Clrardeau
Jackson
Missouri
William Bruening
John Kerstner
Cape Girardeau County
Henry Kerstner
Joseph
Litgelfelner
Ca Girardeau County
Linn. Camotin V
Litzetfelner
Admx
Notice of Final Settlement for John Kerstner Estate
Notice to all creditors and interested parties that Henry Kerstner, executor, will make final settlement of the estate of John Kerstner at the next probate term in Cape Girardeau County Missouri. The term begins on the Sunday of February 1900 at Jackson Missouri.
Final Settlement Notice in Missouri Estate
Notice to creditors and others interested in the estate of Nicholas D. Hale that John T. McNeely administrator intends to make final settlement at the next term of the Probate Court of Cape Girardeau County Missouri beginning on the Sunday of February 1409 in Dexson Missouri.
Boy Fishing in Brickyard Pond Receives Odd Encouragement
A bareheaded 14 year old, fishing in a brickyard pond for two hours, is discouraged by a pedestrian who teases him about not catching anything. The exchange leads to a chaotic miscommunication as Johnny Hayden and others react, with a boy narrowly escaping injury after a boat is thrown and someone is chased.
Estate Notice in Missouri Probate Court Filed Admx Example
In the matter of the estate of Joseph Litgelfelner deceased the undersigned requests the Probate Court of Cape Girardeau County Missouri hold the next term at Jackson beginning the Sunday of February Linn Camotin V Litzetfelner Admx.
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