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Newspaper
Jackson Herald
Location
Jackson, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1908
Page
3
Jackson and surrounding towns feature social visits and church notices. residents attend weddings and birthdays while merchants advertise sales on jewelry, furniture, and hardware. Local sports report Jackson team victories and upcoming games with area bands and picnics noted, plus insurance offers and door to door services.
Mrs Wigginton and her daughter Miss Minnie came back from a visit to Pike County last Tuesday. Henry Birk's mare injured herself on a harrow teet near a fence when the implement toppled. Anthony Miller, colored, at the penal patent on a railroad tie. It is a metallc railroad tie promising to replace wood ties and could earn Miller thousands if adopted by railroads. Electrical workers wanted for electrician, electric railway, lighting and dynamo station roles. instruction by mail with minimal requirements. International Correspondent School, Box 799, Scranton, Pa.
Letters of administration granted by the Probate Court of Cape Girardeau County to the undersigned dated May 11. All persons with claims must exhibit them for allowance within one year from that date or be barred from benefiting. If not exhibited within two years from publication, claims will be forever barred.
Notice to creditors and others interested in the estate of Katherine Quade deceased that the undersigned will make final settlement at the probate court in Cape Girardeau County. The hearing will begin August 16, 1908, at Jackson Missouri.
Notice is hereby given to all creditors of David Caldwell deceased that the undersigned intends to make final settlement at the next term of the probate court of Cape Girardeau County Missouri at Jackson beginning on August 1. Robert A Caldwell administrator
The undersigned executors Eliza J Miller and Linder D Miller of Cape Girardeau County Missouri announce a final settlement for the estate of George Seibert deceased. The probate court in Girardeau County will hear the case at Jackson Missouri on the 12th day of August 1908. Thirid B. Seibert, Executor.
We express our sincere gratitude to kind friends for the many acts rendered during the last illness and burial of our beloved sister E. C. Ranney. May the good Lord bless each and every one of you. Laura A. Ranney Sarah E. Billett H. S. McFerron
Notice from L. T. Lindsay representing J. R. Watkins Medical Co of Winona Minnesota. Territory stated as Cape Girardeau only. Offers Stock and Poultry Tonic Extracts Spices veterinary remedies with satisfaction guarantee or money refund. Location Adam Hoffmann Building Main Street near courthouse.
The best assorted and largest line of coffee can be seen in the show window at L. C. Hoffmeister's store.
The plain cod liver oil is hard to take due to mouth roiling fish taste and stomach upset. A better form promises all benefits without the unpleasant mouthfeel gas in the throat or nausea.
An advertisement promotes C O D Tablets that condense Norwegian cod liver oil with Livorice and phosphates. It claims to remove taste and digestion issues, preserve benefits for lungs and liver, and reduce oil’s disliked features. The copy lists Dr Kasson Chemical Co and a Jacksonville dentist as references.
Probate docket lists guardians, administrators and executors for numerous minors and estates across August days. Names include Harry E Alexander, Brockmeier Hy and Wr, Beardswey Thos. J, Veleria Belle Borer, John Braun, William Browning, Robert A Caldwell, James C Clippard, Annie E Collins, Peter H Deimin, Watson Davis, Eliza J Ervin, Rosie Fulenwider, Herman F Eggimann, James A Jones, Lulu B Jones, William Klaus, Herman Koebrel, Henry Kiehne, David Looney, James H Miller, Charlie B Miller, Linder D Miller, Guy E Morton, David B Seibert, and others. Judge Edw L. Hays presiding.
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