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Newspaper
Jackson Herald
Location
Jackson, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1908
Page
5
The notice lists Republican candidates for county and district offices with August 4 primaries, including Chaos A. Crow for Congress and M. M. Dawyer for Prosecuting Attorney. It notes Crow’s Jackson visit, calls him sociable and predicts strong nomination prospects, and mentions county road funding critique from Randol township.
The article discusses county funding for road subscriptions, noting current payments at 75 cents on the dollar and alleging unequal treatment of Randol township. It mentions candidates Lusk Kies and others, detailing their business ties and roles, and ends with a provocative vow to compete on merit.
The Chester Perryville and Ste Genevieve Railroad lines announce weekend trains from Jackson after May 28. Train No 8 departs Jackson Saturdays and Sundays 65:00 PM, passes Perryville and arrives 8:30 PM. return from Perryville 5:00 AM arriving Jackson 8:30 AM. Sunday afternoons and Monday mornings service also runs. Round trip to Biehle, Missouri costs $1.60.
Mary C Williams posts notice forbidding hunting on her farm south of Jackson and warns trespassers will be dealt with according to law.
William D. Welker weds Lucinda K. Kistner. Joseph Leazenby weds Ethel EB Proffer. John H. Schrader weds Dora Crader. Price Knight weds Rose O Guinn. Public records list these marriages.
J R Watkins Medical Co of Winona Minn announces local sales territory for Cape Girardeau county and pledges satisfaction refund on remedies Stock and Poultry Tonic Extracts Spices and veterinary products from L T Lindsay Hines Building Main St near court house.
In a lively university contest at Latha Banklay, top wits gathered to outdo each other. Entries featured clever wordplay and sharp humor in a playful battle of wits among students, with the event promoting literary skill and student engagement.
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