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Newspaper
Jackson Herald
Location
Jackson, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1904
Page
6
An 1897 notice lists office and residence details, advertising rates and legal display ad charges. Includes second class matter date November 4 1897, with per inch and per year rates and a note that rates are available on application.
A concise market report outlines prevailing conditions with emphasis on current trends and conditions. It highlights price levels, supply factors, demand signals, and general market sentiment without sensational detail.
Columbia Missouri readers ponder why two thirds of farmer boys at Miercuri University study non agricultural courses. The piece cites pride in urban peers and the appeal of medicine law and engineering, with commentary from J P Sturm and local writers arguing education broadens choices beyond farming.
A violent storm struck Wentzville Missouri Saturday afternoon bringing heavy rain and fierce winds. Trees fences and brick structures suffered damage with several windows blown in. Local losses estimated from 500 to 1100 dollars as wheat and crops also suffered. telephones and rail service disrupted across the county.
At Marvin College closing exercises in Predericktown Mow, diplomas were conferred by De Tek Sharp of St Louis. Recipients include Imogene Franklin Jessie Davie Roger W Snider and Tino Franklin Anna Donnell Ethel Green. Diplomas in Mine course to Tino Franklin Anna Donnell Ethel Green. Business and shorthand to Lela Holbins Ila Hobling Jeste Linvis Almus Cameron Archle Campbell John Wile. Media awards listed for Imogen Franklin Milton Davis Allert Green.
The Missouri division of the S A R held a reception in the state building hall lavishly decorated in national colors. Generals and officers including Gen Geo H Fields and Edwin Creely attended with 1,000 guests. Mrs Donald McLean received gifts from Maj Evans and hosts from Texas.
The Board of Regents of the State School for Colored Youth in Jefferson City Maine has elected the following faculty for the ensuing term. President MF Allen. Yates English. J. S Moten mathematics. GC Murray political science. J. W. Dane natural science. J. Ho Garrett language. Carre M. Carer vocal music. Frater Pigeon influential music. A. S. Theonalds superintendent. J. A Starnes woolwork. J. Sanderson blacksmithing. Naunte KB Crenshaw. Frederick Sprague cooking. Mra Masthige hoemaker. Mra J. Anthony matron girls dormitory. Mre Sarah Vapee matron boys dormitory. Charles Shockley superintendent abitum.
Judge Frank F Dowring of Clrewit district died last week in Hillehero Missouri from consumption. He served as judge of the Twenty first Circuit, native to Washington County born December 6, 18XX. He studied at public schools in Washington County, State Normal Cape Girardeau, State University law department graduating in 1887. He was prosecuting attorney of Jefferson County from 1891 to 1895.
Sedalia Missouri reports Clarence Bhelton of Kansas City eloped with Mink Irene Pointer of Sewing, Missouri. They traveled to Bodalia and registered at Motel Wackine as J I Chase and wife of Carlyle, and were married in the hotel parlor by Reverend Mr. Miller of Calware Episcopal Church.
The North Missour medical association held a session at Kirksville where officers were chosen for the year. Dr K B Cave of Milan was named president, Dr A N Woot of Trenton first vice president, Dr T H P Baker of Salisbury second vice president, W R Haley of Brookford treasurer, Dr James Hanks of Princeton corresponding secretary, and Dr W O Baker of Salisbury recording secretary.
In 1902 Missouri authorities offered up to 300 dollars for each of several men indicted in St Louis for bribery linked to crookedness in the House of Delegates. Gov Dockery announced the reward and last week Deputy Sheriff Thomas A Dwyer submitted a claim for payment for the capture of Julius Lehmann.
In Keota Missouri early Saturday evening Charles Walker a coal miner with a large family was shot and killed in a saloon quarrel by John Howard a bartender in Howard s saloon. Walker had been war med.
Nevada Mo Judge N C Timmonds denied bail to J D Todd who shot and killed R T Wall on May 20 The defendant was remanded to jail and the case set for trial Oct 17
A roundup of scattered items includes Arthur W. Robertson’s murder in Mattoon Illinois. a street battle in Bryantaville Indiana leaves three dead. Miners deported from Cripple Creek. Hartman and Lahmen convictions. a Dallas suicide attempt by W H W Mays. and various political, military, and local notices across Missouri Illinois and nearby regions.
A historical survey traces Solomon’s reign, his death, and Rehoboam’s poor choices that sparked Jeroboam’s revolt. The northern and southern kingdoms split at Shechem, with Edom and Ephraim leadership shaping the crisis. The piece ends noting long term effects on Jewish unity and prophecy.
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