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Newspaper
Jackson Herald
Location
Jackson, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1902
Page
3
Local items report visits to Roseville and Jackson, sermons at Appleton and McKendree, upcoming sales, millinery plans by Gertrude and Daisy Morgan, labor strike at the Cape Girardeau mill, community events, church picnics, free concerts, ice cream at Sibley’s, and a death in St. Louis. Includes farm fluid sales, store promotions, and a bank officers reelection.
SEST OF ALL e RED CEDAR. SHINGLES C. W. Henderson. See Bruening Kerstner ad in this issue. Lucy Clippard, daughter of Hines Clippard, is quite sick. Mr. and Mrs. Gerry Sibley visited the Cape yesterday. Born to J E Schmuke and wife yesterday a fine girl. Wife and baby doing well and Joe is happy. Misa Lynch of Hillsboro in city visiting Mrs Pleas Snider. Married at the Methodist parsonage last night at 12 o'clock Roy Wood and Mary Hildreth. Wood is son of J T Wood. Hildreth is daughter of Mrs Anna Hildreth, of the city. The Herald wishes them happiness.
In this mixed telegraphic listing, merchants advertise cheap cash or monthly payments on household goods and a new five room Jackson home with a 100 by 150 foot lot. A hotel near Schumer’s springs reopens for health and recreation while dentists and itinerant sales visits schedule regional stops in August. Residents urged to contact A M English for war particulars and J H Minturn for resort information.
The Jackson American Federation of Labor members appeal for voluntary aid from county workers, urging nonmembers to back their cause against wage and job tensions at the milling and tiling company. The notice seeks broad labor support and warns against opposition.
A promotional note describes a limited six month subscription offer for the literary and arts magazine Euterpe, including a copy of Old Time Songs. It highlights the magazine’s value to teachers and students, mentioning classic tunes and poetry alongside a call to respond quickly before the offer ends.
Local notices report C W Henderson praising Cypress shingles and Mrs. Fred Goyert visiting Union City with her son Clinton. Rev C W Latham to preach at Oak Ridge church next Sunday evening August 3. Funeral services of De L P Ruoff conducted at the Cape. A D Moore injured slightly by a wagon accident but recovering. Morgantown resident All Aes of Morgantown treated for kidney pain with Molpy's Kidney Cure. City real estate correction notes A J Heuscholeur bought 30 acres for 1500. correction states 1000. Cape councilman J M Morrison attend Jackson yesterday. Band concert at church house Thursdays 7:30 to 9. Revulsives promote liver health with Herbine on women’s complexions. Grand Chapter of Missouri meeting at Cape Girardeau August 18 to 22 with notable committee chairs listed. Five months old baby of Mr Hawn of Byrds Island dies in Jackson. burial at Stroder Cemetery. Mrs Hawn’s wife died weeks earlier. The father attempted to move the baby to relatives but it became too ill to leave Jackson.
A vintage advertisement offers Hall's Catarrh Cure with a one hundred dollar reward for any catarrh case not cured. It promotes internal use to reach blood and mucous surfaces, lists Toledo wholesalers Cheney Co West Troax Walding Kin nap Marvin Mall's as sellers, and claims testimonials are free.
Dry heat and hot winds threaten crops in Millersville as farmers report only a medium yield this year. Bug activity and fruit processing shift focus to apple butter and pies while earlier freezes harmed past crops. Local updates include births, baptisms, a revival meeting, Myrtle Stearns fifteenth birthday, possible marriage rumors, and the death of Dr. L. P. Ruff with community sympathy.
State fair announces agricultural exhibits from bluegrass to kafir corn at Sedalia August 16 to 23. County fairs precede the event, encouraging farmers to prepare top crops and ship them direct to the State Fair. Liberal premiums offered. rail transport to Sedalia and return at no cost. For lists and guidance contact J R Rippey, secretary, Sedalia, MO, or H L Waters, superintendent, Columbia, MO.
In Raw Panelica Aust a group of businessmen paid 1120000 for a patent or remedy claimed to treat Bright's disease and diabetes. They began tests November 1, 100, using cured patients to judge merit. Over three dozen cases were trialed with doctors and politicians observing. By August 26 eighty seven percent were well or improving, thirteen percent failed. Free reports and investigation records will be mailed on request to John J. Falton, Freedom Gumery Street, San Francisco, Cal.
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