03 Jun 1909
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Newspaper
Jackson Herald
Location
Jackson, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1909
Page
1
A garbled mix of quotes pokes fun at pensions and war veterans, noting a veteran’s quip about walking with the president and a joke about Seaver. The text resembles editorial chatter with stray phrases and misread names, reflecting damaged OCR from historical sources.
Fragmentary input shows disjointed phrases and names. no coherent news event, date, place, or organization can be identified for a proper summary.
The readable text is garbled with improper spellings and missing context, making it impossible to identify a clear person, place, or event. It does not convey a definite news item, date, or action to summarize.
A courtroom note records a defendant claiming intoxication led to actions she or he took. The judge questions the extent of influence while the defendant maintains no blame. The exchange hints at legal defenses based on intoxication.
A testimonial from W Henrn Frederick of town Mo recalls long kidney weakness and backache then cites Dean's Kidney Pills as the remedy that banished pain and strengthened kidneys. He says he first used them in Bucyrus Ohio and endorses the product as effective and widely sold by Foster Filburn Co Buffalo NY as US sole agents.
Jackson Camp 4933 M W A holds annual memorial service next Sunday at 2 pm in the court house. Hon T Daines delivers the address, then neighbors march to the city cemetery to decorate graves. All invited, bring flowers. A P Behrens, clerk. Lee Bator for organ and repair services in Jackson Mo.
An advertisement offers title deed preservation and abstract services. It urges buyers to secure the deed for ownership and the abstract to verify the property is clear, promising prompt attention for all orders.
A distorted wartime fragment shows a general and officer dialogue about command and disgrace. A crying captain questions his role while a reference to a curious pair of dogs in an infantry endurance context appears.
Bert R Lean of Cheny Washington credits Dr King’s New Discovery with curing a desperate lung trouble after failing with a Spokane lung specialist and futile California treatment. He praises the remedy for lung trouble bronchitis coughs colds asthma croup and whooping cough. Trial bottle free and guaranteed by druggists.
Public sale of one half acre land and Lape School building in Township 7 Range 12 Cape Girardeau County Missouri on the Labday of June 1909 from 1 to 5 pm. The property, once purchased for Lape School District, is no longer needed for school purposes. Directors John M. Smith M W Gholson Charles Halpt and Vernaharyd Voshage Fred Loenecke Henry Romeier announce the sale.
A speaker in a class address extols youth as a natural aristocracy of initiative and energy. He urges graduates to develop vision, hard work, and definite attainment, citing historical youths from Paschal to Newton, and stresses continued effort, self discipline, and purposeful life work.
On Monday May 30 Grand ma Leslie marked her birthday with a dinner at Mrs Brown s home followed by a visit to Grandma s. Family members and many friends attended delivering well wishes and a three name surprise.
The Cape High School reports 45 graduates from its High School department in a year end ceremony. Names are listed locally and include both boys and girls. The event highlighted academic achievement and school community.
Mrs D L Wolters returned from Denver where her father P R Conrad served as commissioner to the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church held in the city. The ten day session included over eight hundred members from across the nation and notable figures like Rear Admiral Watson and John H Converse of Baldwin Locomotive Works. The assembly featured business by day and public meetings at night, highlighting inclusivity with Freedmen's Board representatives and two Indians. Sikeston will gain the Churmmers next May.
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