Jackson Herald Title Placeholder
The fragmentary text shows a historic newspaper header for the Jackson Herald, likely the Official Organ of Cape Girardeau County, with references to advertising and a yearly subscription rate. Limited readable content prevents a full summary.
County printing bids and local politics stir Cape County
The Cape Republican and Cape Herald dispute county printing bids from 1904 to 1909, detailing bidding history, payments, and tensions over fair pricing. The piece also notes a Chicago wedding of former Herald staffer Robert Penzel and Elizabeth Duffy and a city budget dispute over street repairs in West Jackson.
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The
Cape Republican
Govert
Herald
Chicago
Robert Penzel
Elizabeth Duffy
Duffy
Michigan
Penze
Bob
Herald Office
Jackson High School
the Herald
Schumer Springs Sanitarium Opens Year Round
The well known resort offers year round operation. Water from the springs is recommended for kidney and rheumatic ailments and is claimed to cure many cases. Testimony from CT Henderson of Jackson, Mo. and competent assistants available for further information at the village address.
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Dy CT. Henderson
Jackson, Mo
Herald Proposes Correspondent Network Expansion
The Herald seeks correspondents at every post office and on all rural routes lacking coverage. Readers are urged to write or call to receive a liberal proposition for joining the effort and expanding the newspaper's reach.
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the Herald
Ed Wright Buys Southeast Missourian Newspaper
Ed Wright longtime editor of the New Madrid Record purchases the Southeast Missourian, with W. W. Waters, ex-editor of the Missourian, planning to reside in Farmington. The note offers best wishes for Wright's new venture.
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Ed Wright
New Madrid Record
Southeast Missourian
W. W. Waters
the Missourian
Farmington
Wright
Let Bill Cochran At Large After Move Thomas Shooting
Report says Bill Cochran, the shooter in the Move Thomas case, remains at large with neighbors seeing him regularly. The implicated boy was arrested, but Cochran evades arrest, raising questions about police resolve or possible rewards. Locals lament the ongoing danger and call for action.
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Bill Cochran
Move Thomas
Old Bill
Cochran
Bill
Final Settlement in Eggimann Estate Missouri Notice
Notice to creditors and others interested in the estate of William Eggimann deceased of intent to make final settlement at the next term of the Probate Court of Cape Girardeau County Missouri in Jackson beginning August 9 1909 Herman F Eggimann Administrator
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William Eggimann
Cape Girardeau County
Missouri
Jackson
Herman F. Eggimann
Sarah J. Jones
James A. Jones
Rosalie Steiner
John G. Putz
Truste es sale of Cape Girardeau property
Trust deed filed by Jane Merideth and her husband to secure a note on 40 acres in Cape Girardeau County Missouri. The sale, authorized by trustee William Seibert, is set for July 29 1909 at the Jackson courthouse to satisfy the debt and costs. James A Jones named as estate executor.
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Jane Merideth
Aret Merideth
Cape Girardeau
Missouri
Court House
City of
Jackson
State of
William Seibert
Final settlement plans in estate of Rosalie Steiner
In the estate of Rosalie Steiner, deceased, the undersigned intend to make a final settlement of the estate. John G. Putz is among the parties involved in the proceedings and the settlement actions.
Abstract of Title Service Advertisement
Abstracter offers title deed abstracts to ensure property ownership. Prompt attention guaranteed for all orders. Phone No. 50.
Insurance nudge from Cape County Abstract Co in Jackson
Stub text notes Sam Vandivort of Jackson Missouri urging readers to check Cape County Abstract Company before insuring property. The fragment hints at a local business advisory placed in a brief column style notice.
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Cape County Abstract Company
Sees Mother Grow Young with Electric Bitters
Mrs W L Gilpatrick of Danforth Maine praises Electric Bitters for renewing her mother who, past 70, regains vigor after 20 years of dyspepsia. She could not eat drink or sleep before remedies failed and doctors gave up. Bitters claim to energize organs cure liver and kidney troubles improve sleep appetite and strength at 50 cents at drug stores.
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W. L. Gilpatrick
Danforth
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