Prohibition, politics, and local candidates in Cape county
The Jackson Herald reports Tennessee prohibition, E F Regenhardt as U S Marshal candidate, and political debate in Cape Girardeau County. It notes Judge Argus Cox joining the Court of Appeals at Springfield and previews U S political races with Republican and Democratic figures named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. F. Regenhardt
U. S
Edo
Argus Cox
Court of Appeals
Springfield
Srood
Bill Cochran Seen in Neighborhood After Shooting
Residents claim Bill Cochran is often spotted in the area where the shooting occurred, while officers report they cannot locate him. The seeming contradiction suggests a possible mix up or false sightings.
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Bill Cochran
County Exhibitors Seek Premium Lists for State Fair
Fred Goyert County Clerk informs readers that Premium Lists for the Missouri State Fair at Sedalia, October 2 to 8, are available for distribution. The fair is expanding with higher premiums and more departments, including a notable Corn Show, encouraging county citizens to exhibit and showcase local resources. Cape County Abstract Company urged for property insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedalia
Fred Goyert
Do as you please age shame among girls smoking
A short editorial laments that girls taking up smoking reflect a broader moral decline in the era of permissiveness. It contrasts youth behavior with the idea that all actions are acceptable, echoing a critique of contemporary society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pope
Home-Comer Display At Herald Office
The Herald invites Home-Comers to view an artificial bayou on the west side of the office. Free viewing is offered but lingering may cost as a joke a visit to a specialist for olfactory nerve treatment. Home-Comeys are urged to attend.
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Herald Office
Garbage alley stinks as neighbors urge action
Last Saturday, residents expected garbage removal and disinfection near the cess-pool. The absence of the sanitation worker angers neighbors Hines, Lindsey, and Brase, whose alley odor prompts concerns of potential sickness and calls for alert to Judge B. F. Davis.
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Cess-Pool
Hines
Lindsey
Brase
B. F
Guardian's Notice in Cape Girardeau County
On June 21 1909 the Probate Court of Cape Girardeau County Missouri appointed R A Hitt guardian of Grace Brown. Letters issued June 21 1909. All persons with claims must present them within one year for allowance. if not presented within two years they will be forever barred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Brown
Cape Girardeau County
R. A. Hitt
Trusteess sale of 40 acre Missouri property in 1909
Trust deed dated August 31 1905 by Joseph Merideth and Margaret Merideth wife secures a promissory note. Default on payment leads trustee William Seibert to announce sale at the south door of the Cape Girardeau Jackson Missouri courthouse on Thursday July 20 1909 to the highest bidder for cash to cover the debt and costs.
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Joseph Merideth
Margaret Merideth
County of
Cape Girardeau
Missouri
Towit
Court House
City of
Jackson
State of
William Seibert
The Schumer Springs Sanitarium Opens Year Round
The Schumer Springs Sanitarium offers year round operation with water said to aid kidney and bladder ailments and to cure chronic rheumatism. Dr KR TL Henderson of Jackson Missouri is in charge with competent assistants. for more information address him.
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de. KR. TL Henderson
Jackson, Mo
Preserving Fence Posts from Decay Techniques and Costs
The Forest Service outlines simple preservation methods to extend fence post life. Creosote injections at ~180 degrees F, either by painting or dipping, significantly slow decay in common woods. A heated post bath method yields best sapwood permeation, with about ten cents per post cost and twenty years or more life. Interested parties may contact the Forest Service in Washington, DC for full guidelines. A local meeting about organizing the Stock Show Sale Association is set for Jackson Court House on Saturday, July 10 at 2 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Forest Service
Washington, D. C
County
Court House
Jackson
Quaker Oats Griddle Cakes Recipe Message
A traditional Quaker Oats recipe promotes griddle cakes as a strong, wholesome food. It describes soaking oats overnight, mixing with flour soda powder and buttermilk, then cooking on a griddle for a hearty breakfast.
County Court Financial Report and Road Grant Approvals
County treasurer John G. Putz presents a detailed financial ledger including revenue funds, warrants, jury and stenographer scrip, and total disbursements of 2404.97 across funds. The report covers costs in criminal cases, road district and bridge funds, pauper expenses, building contracts, and numerous small payments for office services, jail, smallpox care, lighting, and supplies, with warrants approved and court adjourned to the regular August term.
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John G. Putz
County Revenue Fund
Common Pleas
Common Pleas Court
Jnn
England
Cape Girardeau
Court of Common Pleas
C. M. Waddle
H. F. Eggimann
F. H. Hente
H. R. Meier
Aug. Nagel
A. E. Poinsett
J. F. Proffer
Jackson
Burfordville
F. Schade
Fred Goyert
H. E. Alexander
Harry D. Howard
H. J. Reuter
A. H. Walls
Missouri School For Deaf
The
Republican
Stationery Common Pleas Court
Fredki
Kies & Bro
H. L. Jones
George Beitler
City of Jackson
Water and Light
Standard Printing Co
W. F. Schade
John Moritz
Molenhour
Tom Bek
City of
Jackson Water
Soee Thomas
Community thanks for support during illness and death
The undersigned express sincere thanks to all who assisted during the sickness and death of our mother Mrs. Fredericka Bartmann. Respectfully, Ben Gockel Sr and Family, Richard Kaechele and Family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredericka Bartmann
Ben Gockel, Sr
Richard Kaechele
Pocahontas News Briefs and Local Notes
Weather hot and rain needed for corn. Walter Kieninger of St. Louis returned for the Fourth. New babies born to Arthur Petzold and Frank Koeberl. Joe Leimer recovered from illness. Lena Mueller and others visited Pocahontas. Kieninger attended events in Fiohna and nearby towns. Bollinger County trip to see Patten beat Oakidge 2 1. Jolly Boys Band played at New Wells. A Schoen and W Putz planning vacation in St Louis and Auburn Ind. Next issue will report more details.
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Walter Kieninger
St. Louis
Arthur Petzold
Frank Koeberl
Joe Leimer
Aga A. R. Geneve
R. H. Ruehting
Cogs Fe
J. R. Adams
Charles Alexander
Bollinger County
Patten
Oakidge
Bessie Alexander
Grace Bowman
Ruddle Hausel
Jackson
Chaffee
Jolly Boys
New Wells
A. Schoen
Appleton mi
W. Putz
Auburn
Ind
Phenix
Central College grads placed in good positions
Over five hundred pupils secured roles in the past year with several now placed in the past week. Names and addresses include M Rodriguez Rochester NY. Mrs W S Branaugh Sedalia. Alma Zimmerman St Louis. B F Longden Simmons St Louis. Alma Doane Weeks Joplin. Anna Troxel Joplin. Fulton First State Bank Goodwell Oklahoma. catalog offers for next year.
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M. Rodriguez
Spare Moments
Rochester
New York
W. S. Branaugh
American Disinfectant Co
Sedalia
Alma Zimmerman
St. Louis Tile Co
St. Louis
B. F. Longden
Ae Light and Traction Co. Simmons
Jove & Co
Alma Doane
Anna Troxel
Weeks & Co
Joplin
JW. Fulton
First State Bank
Goodwell
Oklo
Central Business College
Telegraph
Ca . K
Maine
M. K
T. Wire
Real Estate Transfers to Cape Girardeau area noted
Real estate transfers include ee Ruediger to Mary H G Houck for 99.67 acres in Section 18 Township 50 Range 14 at $1 and multiple transactions in Cape Girardeau area such as Moses Wybark to David Sinn for Lot land in Block 1 and other holdings, with varied parcel sizes and prices including $575 $500 $1000 and $2123 among parties including Glenn Wybark Windeknecht Lacroix Winter and others.
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Ee Ruediger
Mary H. G. Houck
David A. Glenn
Moses Wybark
Giboney Houck Raattion
Cape Girardeau
David A. Sinn
Ree Houck
Gane Girardeau
Phillip Windeknecht
Sec Frice
B. C. Landgraf
Gotthold J. Winter
Jacob Lacroix, Jr
Louise Weasell
Marshal Wills
Edward Fulbright
Arthur Kempe
Albert
Ranne
Cane
Pe Girardeau
Ivy Brune
H. H. Wills
Missouri
Wills
Oak Ridge
Life 100000 Years Ago In Swiss Cave Findings
Scientists report bones of men who lived 100000 years ago in a Swiss cave when wildlife posed constant danger. A Maine man credits Dr King's New Discovery for curing severe lung trouble and persistent cough, praising it as the best medicine for sore lungs colds and pneumonia. Trial bottle free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Switzerland
A. W. Eon
Alexander
Anne
Dr. King
Real estate investment note seeks farms with clear titles
A client seeks large sums at 5 percent or smaller sums at 6 percent to invest in well-improved farms with clear titles in Southeast Missouri and Southern Illinois. Written or call on Orren Wilson, Attorney at Law, Suite 205, Second Floor Harrison Himmelberger Building, Cape Girardeau.
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Missouri
Illinois
Orren Wilson
Harrison & Himmelberger Bldg
Proat Way
Cape Girardeau
Magnetic and Divine Healing at Murphysboro Clinic
L Haskell, president of Egyptian School of Magnetic and Divine Healing offers treatment of disease without drugs or surgery. Seven years of practice have drawn patients nationwide. Home treatment option promises cures at patients’ residences. request guidance by writing with a stamped reply.
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Murphysboro
Incorporated
L. Haskell
United States
Coan
L. Haskill
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Iuly & Ret
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P. T. Barnum
F. E. Kies
Congress
Kies
Noy
Cape
Wybark
Speer
Peck
Bothwell
Swanger
McDavid
Mumphreys
Dave Ball
Cape County Abstract Company
Trustees’ Sale
Schumer Springs
Perry County
Germany
Quaker Oats Company
Pocahontas
Central College
Ifrotwantelthera
Chain Singh
KEW Home Sewing Machine Company
Orange
Mass
Lauening & Kerstner Dry Gods
Jackson, Missouri
Attorneys-at-Law
Sully
Hititeelbenger Morrison Hive Telephone Kaya
Cape Girardeau, Mo
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