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Newspaper
Jackson Herald
Location
Jackson, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1905
Page
1
Wheat 90c today. Numerous small ads note property sales, goods for sale, services, and local moves. Mentions Dr. Henderson moving into Koehler property, Rev. Shepard preaching, and Gordonville Jackson baseball tie. Also lists cattle for sale, wagons, harness, side walks, and clothing bargains.
If You've About Made Up Your Mind To get a Ring or Pin or Brooch the prices we sell fine and beautiful jewelry for ought to induce you to come here for it A fine assortment of everything in this line from pretty Sterling Waist Pins and Sets up to rich gem mounted pieces. All sorts of beautiful designs also in the famous Simmons Watch Chains and Fobs men s and Women s Safe to say we have the choicest line of these goods in town. Birthday and Wedding Presents at Our old friend and HERALD reader Hiram C Dale of Effingham Ill renews for the HERALD and among other things says he hopes to see Jackson get water works and lights. Preaching at the Methodist church at 10 45 a m and 7 45 p m Morning subject Un faithful Steward Evening Source of Strength All are invited to these services J J Lovert Pastor Aug Hoi tmeister wishes us to inform his patrons that he has now his wheat cut and has re opened his butcher shop He desires his old patrons to return He thought he had sold the shop but as the sale was not perfected he will now be in the butcher bus iness to stay.
Work has begun on the electric railway at the Cape. Arthur Welborn of Bloomfield won 3300 in the State university law department last week. A. G. Mathewson to run the Southeast Missourian. W. W. Waters will aid the asylum board. Mrs. E Martens, aged, killed by an Iron Mountain train at Kimmswick on the 14th. Joe and Lee Dooley acquitted in Farmington court for the Wes Harris murder at Doe Run on Aug 4, 1900. Ed. Brown killed at the Copper Mine, Madison county.
A Missouri Supreme Court ruling holds fraternal order insurance policies non forfeitable after three annual payments. A policyholder who paid enough to cover death risks dies in 1900, affirming lower court judgment for full payout. Also announced: Southeast Missouri Chautauqua assembly at Dexter from August 1 to 10, 1905, led by Charles B. Stokes and Carrie Lee Carter Stokes, with a Dexter advisory board. The remainder lists multiple real estate transfers and quit claims in Cape Girardeau, Jackson, and surrounding areas, detailing parcels, owners, and sums.
Painter Realty Co transfers two lots, 4 and 5, bik 13 in Cape Girardeau to Hugo Piefesterer for 500 dollars. Sarah E Kinder and Mary M Cobble et al transfer to Jackson Lime & Company unnamed parcels in the same area.
Attend a special meeting of Assembly No. 1 F O C on Friday night June 30 at the HeraLp office. President B F Lusk and Secretary Geo BeLMar announce important business for members.
In Westmoreland Kansas on May 5 1902 a local user reports Ballard Snow Liniment cured an old chin sore thought to be cancer after stubborn resistance. The note asks for a 50 cent bottle for a sister in Allensville Pennsylvania and lists Dr Woods as the local druggist.
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