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Jackson Herald in Jackson, Missouri

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Jackson Herald

Location

Jackson, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1902

Page

1

Harmony and Dingle Duel Stir Concord Town

In Concord Dakota a tense town meeting erupts as Col Keever and printer Sampson confront Dingle supporters. Guy Herbert maneuvers to protect harmony while Miss Pinkney and Miss Vinndingham plot to influence the county seat race, with a weather vane controversy and threats of a duel adding to the turmoil.

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Herbert Mente Wilbur Viendrigh Win Ani de Prey Kinabeth Harmony Willie Tarwiony Ocimek Reevet Concord Dingle Maine Fee Christopher Wattle Wattle Onze Col. Reever Dingle Wallie Comfort Timaelt Col. Keever Guy Cat Sullipeon Gay Chyw Sampson Grotlemen Gentiemro Milcall Gudt Shooter Cing Walle Pedro Samp Dlocet Epun Ion Tity Samipaion Jim Nate Mont Lewat Steels Pedro Dute Sisters of Charity Mr Smith Pedra Pele Dar Dowill Gig Pedy Stalin Mies Mr. Herbert Miss Pinkney Mise Betty Miss Tie Marloy Peppa Jiny Hutehle Annie Col Ding Lal Col Lyon Col Dingle Mer Bert Mike Pinkney Rivera Nianwi Deriveny Mir Dherbert Learc Ding Cig Herbert Moe
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Col Keever in tense fury in his office scene

Col Keever pacing the restricted area of his office mutters and gesticulates in a wrathful display, glowering at a copy book while Gig and Sampson remain nearby as moments pass.

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Col. Keever Gig Sampson
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Typographical Errors and the Press Spector

A discussion on how readers fixate on a single misspelled word amid vast correctness in printing offices. It argues that critics focus on flaws, risking reputations and moral sentiments if mercy is not tempered with justice.

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Milk and Newspapers Ethics in Nonpayment

A reader questions why church members or others receive newspapers for extended periods without paying, likening it to taking milk daily and refusing payment. The note contrasts honest sellers with readers who dodge payment and cites local incidents and a medical ad copy about One Minute Cough Cure.

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The Man Behind The Man Ahead In Town Life

A regional reminiscence extols the unseen civic force, the man ahead who finances, sustains, and keeps commerce alive. The piece lauds editors merchants and the entire town economy, honoring the steady contributor whose bill is always signed and who keeps the town thriving.

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Tian Kodak
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Mob Meets Death at Union Ark in dynamite attack

A mob of 12 white officers attacked Mrs. Guest at Union Ark on Wednesday, blew up her house with dynamite, and threatened Harvey Sexton. Sexton shot at the assailants as Pink Gibson detonated dynamite under his vest, killing Gileon and injuring nine others. The gang pursued, with Mulhar Glath Citi- 200 noted in pursuit.

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Mrs. Guest Union Ark Harvey Sexton Sexton Pink Gibson Gileon Sextons Killoe
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Dexter Plant Now Self Supporting Says Messenger

The Dexter Messenger reports the electric light plant shows marked improvement in two months and is self sustaining. The council intends to raise monthly receipts, noting commercial lighting collections have averaged about $200 per month for the last two months. A local ad promotes Battard's Snow Liniment with a testimonial from R. L. Riley of Cuba New York praising relief from sciatic rheumatism after fifteen days of pain.

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Electoe Lahis Smarty Jackson Malden Kennett Dexter Dexter Messenger Rey W. L. Riley Cuba New York J. W. Lays Gordonville
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