Anti-Lobby Bill Passes House Amid Turf War
The anti lobby bill cleared the House with a single dissenting vote as a flurry of measures emerged. Proposals include making conceal weapon carriage a felony and statewide school supervision, plus a tax on large corporate property. A Prohibition constitutional amendment is pushed for 1908. Twenty three counties lack saloons, with most in St. Louis, sparking a statewide push. A heated clash looms over a 2 cent rail passenger rate.
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House
Tuble
Senate
Representatve Spence
Stoddard
St. Louis
The Herald Offers Three Days of Grace Deal
The Herald announces a three day grace period for accepting a special offer. Mail letters on Saturday or by the following Monday to ensure acceptance, with non subscribers warned they could avoid errors or losses by using a money order or money in a letter at their risk.
They Kick Against Houck Railroad Over Rock Transport
The Jackson Lime and Quarry Company operates a kiln on Houck's railroad producing the Pearl of Cape County Lime. The rock, quarried 3 to 4 miles away, is hauled by Houck for $2 per car under a ten year contract. Now Houck charges $5 per car after about two years, triggering a possible adjustment due to the dispute.
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Jackson Lime & Quarry Company
Houck
Cape County
Lime & Quarry Company
Miss Tessie English Surprised With Party
A surprise party was given Miss Tessie English at her home on South Main Street last Friday evening. Dainty refreshments were served. Present were Misses Tessie English, Lucy Morgan, Carrie Atkins, Fanne Burford, Martha Cramer, Phoebe Limbaugh, Grace McLain, Lenita Hooss and Frankie Lusk. Messrs. Clinton Goyert, Shannon Morgan, George Heyde, Roy Taylor, Bennett Holly, Tom Curtner and Paul Loeschner.
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Tessie English
South Main Street
Lucy Morgan
Carrie Atkins
Fanne Burford
Martha Cramer
Phoebe Limbaugh
Grace McLain
Lenita Hooss
Frankie Lusk
Clinton Goyert
Shannon Morgan
George Heyde
Roy Taylor
Bennett Holly
Tom Curtner
Paul Loeschner
Elected Organizer Seeks County Society Action
W. Wilkinson announces election as organizer of the A.J.S. in this county and affirmed by the National order. He will travel across the county or appoint a deputy to organize six or seven societies, aiming to commence in February in the northern part of the county.
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A.js
National
S. Wilkinson
Electric railroad will place Jackson on regional throughway
The county anticipates growth as surveys advance for an electric line from St Louis to Farmington The route is planned to pass near Jackson Cape Girardeau and Thebes Bridge promising business traffic and a attracted population due to location schools churches and town morals Citizens are urged to watch for the predicted boom and connectivity materializing as promoters advance the project
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Jackson
St. Louis
Farmington
Cape
Thebes Bridge
Missouri
Mc Kendree Chapel Built in 1819 in Missouri
The log chapel two miles east of Jackson and eight miles west of Cape Girardeau was begun and finished in 1819 as the first substantial meeting house in Missouri by trained workmen. It hosted the West Mississippi Annual Conference sessions in 1819 1821 1826 and 1831 and remains the oldest meeting house on the Jackson Circuit. Rev John Scripps was the pastor.
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McKendree Chapel
Missouri
Mississippi River
Jackson
Cape Girardeau
The Freeze Out by Osborne in McClure's February issue
A stark tale of a big business house robbing an inventor, shown with blunt clarity. The story portrays a modern business tragedy, highlighting the under dog in ruthless competition and drawing sharp life‑like inspiration from real events.
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Mr. Osborne
McClure
Blood Balm claim for skin and blood disease cures
Purported remedy Botanic Blood Balm promises to purify blood and heal sores pimples rheumatism eczema and chronic conditions. Advertisement asserts rapid relief and suggests“For complete cure” with large bottle by express from Blood Balm Co Atlanta Ga.
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Express
Writing Blood Balm Co
Atlanta
Railroad Conductor Shot at Chaffee
A Black man named Silas Young shot and killed Conductor Wolf at Chaffee after Wolf allegedly told the town marshal the man had committed a bad act. Wolf, a popular railroad man, was from Nebraska and buried there. The shooter remained at large as $100 bounty for arrest was offered. colored residents were ordered to leave town.
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Conductor Wolf
Chaffee
Wolf
Silas Young
Nebraska
METHODISTS TO HOLD REVIVAL MEETINGS WITH RAMSEY
The Methodist Church will stage revival meetings starting next Sunday led by pastor with lay evangelist Joe M Ramsey from Manchester Tennessee. Ramsey, a blind man, has studied deeply and is expected to reach Jackson on February 2 as the revival begins this Sunday.
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Methodist Church
Joe M.ramsey
Manchester
Tenn
Ramsey
Mr. Millman
U.S. Senate
Geo. Matheson
Scotland
St. Paul
Jackson
Entertainment at School House and Local News Notes
The school will host an entertainment at the school house on Saturday evening February 2 with admission 10 cents. proceeds go to the school. Rol and Fulenwider sells the old restaurant site to Wilson Bros. Updates note moves, sickness, and social visits including Miss Blade and May Niblick hosting a party with a good crowd. Several locals listed, hog killing week reported with names of those killed. Reporter signs off with local updates and greetings.
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Johnson Hinkle
Jackson
Gravel Hill
Geo, Bast
Jake Proffer
Line Allen
Blade
May Niblick
Col. L. M. Bean
Henry Blanket
H. Estes
F. B. Meyer
van Ambrug
Silas Crump
Fred Sanders
Gib Mabrey
Cape
Geo
Tob Gladish
Elsie Link
Grant Sutton
P. H. Holmes
Harman Holmes
Takes Meyer
Dr. Hartle
L. F. Meir
W. Allen
Fire Destroys Frisco Shops at Cape Girardeau
A major blaze last Saturday night gutted the Frisco Shops in Cape Girardeau. Fire chief Arthur Lehr led the bucket brigade but water could not halt the inferno. Estimated property loss is about 41000, sparking debate on local fire protection and the fate of the railroad plant.
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Cape
Arthur Lehr
Bucket Brigade
Cape Girardeau
Jackson
Frisco
Railroad Company
Frisco Company
Cape Girardeau to Have New Flour Mills
Cape Girardeau will gain a new milling company as three men from Illinois and St. Louis plan to buy the Union Mills from F W Pott. They intend to overhaul the mill install new machinery and run it to produce 500 barrels of flour daily.
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Cape Girardeau
Illinois
St. Louis
Union Mills
F. W. Pott
Stolen horse recovered by Scott County sheriff
L P Gober sheriff of Scott County recovered a stolen horse and buggy belonging to John Gangel. Paries was captured in St Francois County and jailed in Benton after being traced to Judge Bowers home in Oak Ridge via Henry Dow. Gober previously helped capture Bank Robber Baxter after a jail dynamiting incident.
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L. P. Gober
Scott County
Benton
John Gangel
John P. Paries
Gober
Judge Bowers
Oak Ridge
Henry Dow
Paries
St. Francois
Baxter
Young men at party locked up after unruly behavior
A party at Martin Locker's home last week ended with the night marshal placing Ed Cunningham and one Heuschober boy in the lockup. The note urges our boys to learn respect and behave properly.
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Martin Locker
Ed Cunningham
Heuschober
Late Real Estate Transfers From Local Deeds
Chas H Nichols and wife transfer 94.85 acres in section 1 to T B Clodfelter for 1050 dollars Elizabeth Wedekind and husband transfer 109.19 acres in section 25 to Elsie D Nothdurft for 2000 dollars Painter Realty Company transfers Lot 2 Block 19 for 400 dollars K F Lusk and wife transfer Lot 12 Block 12 in Southwestern Realty and Improvement Company's sub division to Jackson for 50 dollars
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Chas. H. Nichols
T. B. Clodfelter
Elizabeth Wedekind
Elsie D. Nothdurft
Painter Realty Company
Louis Schott
K. F. Lusk
Wm. B. Schaefer
Southwestern Realty & Improvement Company
Jackson
Farm for Sale Near Milleville with 200 Acres
Farm for sale offers 200 acres north of Milleville under fence with 150 acres cleared including 36 acres bottom land. Spring watered, house, hay barn, cribs. Priced at 83,000 with half cash and flexible terms. Also 15-horse power Seay Port Huron engine used about 60 days. Located by Cobb le Jackson Mo.
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Milleville
Seay Port Huron
GEO
Cobble
Jackson
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Ocuan
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