Water and lights vote urged for Jackson next Tuesday
The Jackson Missouri post urges voters to support the water and light proposition in the upcoming Tuesday election. It argues the measure will attract business, lower insurance costs, and improve town status. It notes local officials claim Hubble Creek can supply sufficient water, with emphasis on law enforcement of Sunday saloon closures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Water and Light
Westman
Jackson
Missouri
Water and Light for Jackson Citizens
The town should approve water works and electric lights next Tuesday. May or and aldermen express unity to provide good lighting and water, with equal access and a square deal. A light on every street crossing will be installed and main lines are to allow easy connections. The council has not committed to a single plan and may adopt a better option if found. The goal is the best for Jackson residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Hubble Creek
Natron Eld
Amust
Ballard's Snow Liniment Proves Quick Back Pain Cure
Oscar Oleson of Gibson City Illinois reports on February 16 1902 that a year earlier he suffered a severe back pain and could not bend over but was cured after one bottle of Ballard's Snow Liniment. Available in 25 50 cent and one dollar sizes from Dr S Woods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballard
Oscar Oleson
Gibson City
Lll
S. Woods
Willerville Weather Farms and Local Happenings
From Willerville reports note rain is needed as wheat harvest is finished and corn maize may suffer without moisture. Gardens show strain but overall growth prospects depend on rain. Dr A A Mayfield sells property to move to Burfordville. Dr Seabaugh to replace him. Visitors include Mrs Claire Wolf and several Buckhanan relatives. Miss Hagel Miller returns to the Cape. Mrs Della Boyle travels home. Lottie Zimmerman and children plan a summer visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Mayfield
Burfordville
Missouri
Seabaugh
Will
Claire Wolf
Ind
N. P. Stearns
Miranda Pierce
Ardeola
J.J. Buckhanan
Ploy Buckhanan
Clyde
Glenn
Hiram Cox
Hagel Miller
Cape
Special Election for Water Works in Jackson Missouri
Notice of a special election in Jackson Missouri on June 27 1906 to decide on municipal water works and electric light plant. Voter bonds of 27000 dollars for construction and sites, with two thirds approval required and ballots stating for or against increased debt. Election to be held in the First and Second wards office of the Probate Court and public notices published fifteen days prior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Missouri
Witey Works
City of
Willer
Jackson City Notice of Ordinance 228 Passed in 1905
County Collector's office in the Second Ward in the County Court House, Jackson. Board of Aldermen of Jackson passes Ordinance No. 228, approved June 5, 1905. Mayor Epw. D. Hays signs, City Clerk Wa. Paar attests with city seal on June 5, 1905.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Jackson
Epw
D. Hays
Wa. Paar
Notice to Subscribers at Jackson Lime and Quarry Co
Subscribers are requested to present receipts at the company office in the McGuire building to exchange for their note and certificates of the Jackson Lime and Quarry Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Lime & Quarry Co
McGuire
Lax Fos Advertised As Cure All By Local Druggist
A vintage advertisement extols Lax Fos as a universal cure claiming rapid relief for indigestion constipation kidney and liver trouble. It touts enterprise and originality and urges purchase through Dr S E Woods with a money back guarantee and nationwide druggist availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Woods
Also Mentioned on This Page
B. F. Lusk
Court House
Wayne County
Chas
H. Daues
Willerville
Dan City
Probate Court
Scott
Wre
Scott & Bowne
Chemiets
Agan
Portland
Iron Mountain
Missouri Pacific
W. Wincut
St. Louis
A. Jaeger Jackkeon
Tomar
Ambrilan Hy
Jackson Exchange
Mupromamntis
Stock Dba
Wlains
Armans and
Otevez
Mosler
Yale
Bankers’ Association
Schaefer
Dr. King
Brian Oughe
J Olds
Depot
F. A. Obermiller
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!