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Newspaper
Jackson Herald
Location
Jackson, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1905
Page
3
A reflective ad compares a neglected watch to a worn railway engine, urging readers to avoid economy by skipping professional service. It emphasizes that timely maintenance preserves accuracy and reputation, and invites bring-in service with a one year repair guarantee.
H H Mueller bought the Aug Hoffmeister butcher shop. Trickey’s drug store offers stationary. Frank Grant and daughter from Brazeau Mo visit Jackson. Dr R F Schaefer of Oklahoma City visits brother Wm K Schaefer. Pocahontas band to give ice cream supper July 15 with music. Died Eliza Williams near Cape last Monday at 67. sister of J M Randol. Wm B Schaefer back from Detroit. Luther an church member at synod there. L M Bean laid out West Jackson Heights land bought by Hdn D Hays and Chas Dales. streets to be opened. For sale Hereford cattle. Dr D E Sawyer to locate at Sikeston Mo. City council orders 2nd West street graded. Want stove wood for subscription. For sale farm 300 acres near Dutchtown Allenville. Band concerts start next Wednesday in courthouse yard. Rev J J Lovett praised Poe’s Raven. Soda flavors offered. Jacob Dietrich of Cape committed suicide July 6 at 188 years old. lived with son-in-law Chas Russeller. Bicycle ads and piano bargains noted. Milde boys’ new brick soda factory nearly done. Rev T H Jenkins of Marble Hill reports prosperity. Mrs Callins and daughter visit Neeley’s Landing. Leadville visitors. Fish fry at Davenport school Aug 24. Old fiddlers over 50 urged to join Dexter Chautauqua, prize $15. Miss Reena Shaner of Jackson listed for Dexter assembly Aug 1–10. Ex-Gov Bob Taylor to present at Chautauqua. Dexter program Aug 1–10. Taylor to speak Aug 7.
Money kept at home or in the office may seem secure but risks destruction by fire or theft. The warning urges depositing with The People's National Bank to protect funds.
Alex Renn invites contact on Wednesdays and Saturdays each week during summer and fall at 7 14 Neelys Landing Mo to arrange fishing.
A Mrs. G. Higbee of Danville writes that she suffered rheumatism for four months two years earlier and was cured by Ballard's Snow Liniment after one bottle. The notice promotes the remedy at 25 cents, OC, and one dollar, sold by Dr. S. E. Woods.
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