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Newspaper
Jackson Herald
Location
Jackson, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1909
Page
7
A contorted, OCR distorted excerpt from a New York tale centers on a suitor’s obsessive pursuit and a threat to marry a chosen woman. The male lead declares he will woo despite opposition, while a dramatic, ominous tone hints at fatal outcomes and social consequences.
Carlisle Anderson fakes hydrophobia after tending a dog to gain attention from Dr Theodore Standing’s daughter Lucy. A social evening exposes the ruse as romance blossoms, with Carlisle admitting his true motive and asking for a chance to win Lucy’s affection. The front-page tone follows a comic melodrama of mischief, social gambits, and a hopeful match.
In a formal notice from Helios Se Center authorities, Special Agent Karlen M Pegae is listed in connection with annual duties and valor awards within the division. The document references twelve individuals connected to a production or training program at a facility described as Coll and widely distributed across the Adilrews area.
Central College items show rising enrollments for the next year at Se datin Missouri with many prospects and four pupils placed in positions earning 345 to 85 dollars monthly. The schools report high demand for stenographers and bookkeepers as farmers seek promotions and higher salaries. Those seeking seats and first class boarding should apply promptly for August entry and special indications. Communications to the named institutions will receive prompt attention.
A red muley cow eight years old about 800 pounds with crop and split left ear disappeared from a farm near Millerville on June 16. Finder to pay at Millerville, Missouri, to J. H. Miller. For a full abstract of title refer to Cape County Abstract Co.
The will of L. F. Klostermann was probated at the Cape last week. His son John Klostermann received a 500 acre farm in Welch township. His daughter Mrs. Clara Stout received 35000 in waterworks and light stock 35000 in trust company stock and property on Lorimer and Themes street. His husband Louis Kduduen received 35000 in water and light stock and trust conve ny stock, widow Matilda Klosterman inherited the rest.
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