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Newspaper

Jackson Herald

Location

Jackson, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1908

Page

4

W C T U Institute to be Held at Baptist Church

The local W C T U schedules an institute at the Baptist church on Tuesday June 16 with Mrs Lora LaMance State Organizer Lecturer and State Supt Press Work as speakers. Free lunch served. Program includes devotions songs outlines talks and a discussion on mutual fire insurance.

Lora LaMance Ladies of the Union Emma Lusk Maggie Snider Sarah Masters Minnie Steele

Pocahontas Items and Local Events

Weather is fine as farmers plow corn and prep wheat. A baby girl was born to Rev. Bullman and wife. Pocahontas beat Oak Ridge 11 to 7 and defeated Jackson 18 to 4 in recent baseball games. Local visits include J Reisenbichler in Jackson and A Vowel family from Cape visiting relatives and the picnic. The Jolly Boys band attended a Ridge Perry Co picnic. Esther Gerhart of Appleton visited. Old Apple Creek services drew a full crowd with good eats. Ice cream supper planned for next Saturday. Lewis Daugherty, candidate for assessor, in town seeking support. Various local visits and farewells. end of update.

Bullman Pocahontas Oak Ridge Jackson J. Reisenbichler A. A. Vowel Cape Theo, Schoen Gordonville Grace Ruby

Fourth of July plans and local business ads in Jackson

Jackson prepares for the largest Fourth of July celebration with speakers music and guided courthouse tours. Local ads promote Delker buggies hardware and millinery bargains at Wolter Bruening Kerstner and Walter Bro while noting civic items like Gust Schultz being reinstated as city treasurer and a stone-laying by Rev Tetley.

Delker C. H. Wolter C. W. Henderson R. S. Wolter & Bro Jackson Tetley Oak Ridge Linn Cosgrove Gust Schultz Cape Girardeau Schults

Pos sum Dad Arrested For Petit Larceny

A well known character labeled Pos sum Dad was caught touching a drunk 45 cents by Deputy Clark. He was escorted to the county jail until a state warrant for petit larceny was issued. Constable Held took him to Benton and in circuit court Dad pleaded guilty. Judge Riley sentenced him to two years in the penitentiary. He commented on the misfortune of small money earners versus big money.

Clark Ccaluhouse Held Benton Dad Riley

Regular exam dates set in Jackson this Friday and Saturday

The next regular teacher's examination will be held on Friday and Saturday, June 26 and 27 in Jackson. A double wedding occurred in our city last night with Alvin G. Penzel and Eula Miller and Dr. J. B. Luten and Blanche Winyard as contracting parties. The Herald extends congratulations to the couples.

Jackson Alvin G. Penzel Eula Miller J. B. Luten Blanche Winyard Mr. Penzel Miss Miller Millerville Dr. Luten Caruthersville Blanche Vinyard Vinyard Herald

Cod L liver Oil in a Convenient Form for Easy Use

A simplified cod liver oil product promises all the benefits without the unpleasant mouth feel fishy taste and potential stomach upset of plain oil. It claims to avoid the distresses commonly associated with cod liver oil by delivering the active nutrients in a more tolerable format.

O D Tablets promise pure blood through cod liver oil substitute

Co O D Tablets replace cod liver oil with a dry tablet form mixed with licorice and hypophosphites of lime and soda. They claim no taste or odor and do not affect appetite or digestion while supplying material to renew worn tissues. Sold in bottles and via direct order from Dr Kasson Chemical Co New York with H J Jones Drugist Jackson Mo carrying local sale.

County Clerk's Notice of Primary Election 1908 Missouri

County Clerk Fred Goyert issues notice for a Cape Girardeau primary on August 4 1908 to nominate candidates for offices to be voted on in the November 3 1908 general election. Polling places, terms and districts listed. seals and official date in Jackson.

State of Missouri Cape Girardeau Supreme Court St. Louis Court of Appeals Congress General Assembly Sherif Cape Girardeau Court Common Pleas Justice of the Peace Apple Creek Liberty Township Randome Shawnee Townshi Welch Township Whitewater Jackson Fred Goyert

Abstract of Title Services Offered Locally

Abstracter promotes title deeds protection urging buyers to order abstracts of title for secure property transfers. Promises prompt attention for all orders and provides phone contact as 50.

Magnetic and Divine Healing at Murphysboro Clinic

Advertises Magnetic and Divine Healing by Prof L Haskill in Murphysboro, claiming cures without drugs or surgery. Promotes home treatment, corporate endorsement, and nationwide patient referrals. invites letters with case descriptions and stamped replies.

United States L. Haskill Murphysboro

Fruitland Notices and Harvest Preparations

Quiet week in Fruitland with blacksmiths busy repairing binders and mowers for harvest. Farmers plant corn and adjust stands. Locals attended a Pocahontas picnic and children’s exercises at Old Apple Creek and Rock Hill. Mary L. Davis returned from Schumer Springs. Amos and John McLain sold their mules. Pearl Adams did as well. Ratz buyer. Fourth of July exercises planned with a local celebration. Rev. Peterson appointed pastor and preached his first sermon.

Pocahontas Old Apple Creek Rock Hill Mary L. Davis Schumer Springs Amos McLain John McLain Pearl Adams Ratz Fruitland Peterson

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A. M. Ross Magtie Hays Lillie Armstrong Clara C. Hoffman Reena Shaner Selma Behrens C. P. Browning M. T. Haw Union Signal Crusader Monthly Fannie Bean A. H. Hilberth LaMancee Lora LaMance Fire Insurance Mutual Farmers Mutual Farmers Company New York Cape Girardeau County Herman Ruehling Bruening & Kerstner D. G. Co M. Y. Snider Squire J. M. Snider Bruening & Kerstner, D. G. Co Margueritte Johnson Lucile Morgan Diamond Edge Walter & Bro Rebeca Eaton Bloomfield John Eaton Clarence Graves R. 3 R. S. Walter & Bro A. M. McCombs McCombs Old Apple Creek Church Henry Walker Court House Lacy Sawyer Sikeston W. H. Miller DR. Kasson Chemical Company East 29Th Street New York City H. J. Jones, Drnewist Jackson, Mo The Fruitland Store William Wessell, JR Murphyshore Incorporated L. Haskell Wallace Bros Missouri
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