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Newspaper
Jackson Herald
Location
Jackson, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1905
Page
4
A chaotic 1905 Jackson Missouri page includes Punisher Ryterec data, advertising rate details, and local notices. It debates reorganizing the Jackson Commercial Club, comments on Missouri politics, and hints at possible 1906 congressional candidacy for W D Vandiver while noting suspected gamblers among Democrats and women in flower counties.
He claims the product quickly relieves constipation indigestion and headache. The testimonial style ad notes a pleasant and certain cure priced at 25 cents and offered by Dr S Woods the local druggist.
The piece argues the deadlock persists and denies Nie dringhaus released his men. It urges bolting Republicans to end the contest by voting for Caucus nominee Cockerel or any Democrat, dismisses talk of Democrats backing Kerens after March 4th, and praises Republicans for sticking to their caucus choice while using stock phrases from newspaper rhetoric.
Real estate transfers include Oliver Morton to M L Spradling for lots in Morton addition Jackson and multiple acreage deeds with prices from 60 to 345 dollars. Cape Girardeau firms Pieronnet Wilson Mercantile and Bee Store Company file articles of incorporation with capital $25,000. Shareholders listed. Various quit claims and transfers involving 308 85 100 acres and Cape Girardeau parcels. continuous transfer activity shows detailed parcel descriptions, sums, and parties across several townships.
A chemist analyzes soil to recommend specific fertilizers for different products and a doctor advises on nourishment for impoverished blood. The text suggests tonics or concentrated fats as possible remedies and mentions a digestive, refined food.
Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil claims to nourish and strengthen the body when milk and cream fail to feed, described as palatable and beneficial for wasting conditions in both children and adults.
The Cotton Belt will offer a $15 round trip fare to nearly any point in the south or southwest on February 7 21 and March 7 21. J H Dunn Deray Mo.
A Democratic paper notes Republican lawmakers bolt the caucus nominee Niedringhaus, an ally of President Roosevelt. It cites fears of outside opposition to the president’s reforms, including rail and trust regulation, and suggests powerful interests back the obstruction to block his senatorial bid.
In McClure's March issue Colonel Lumpkin shares candid reminiscences of his former wire pulling career. John McAuley Palmer offers a sharp critique of party loyalty as Lumpkin exposes the mechanics of Westport politics and the reader’s own possible blindness.
Mrs B W Evans of Chearwater Kansas says her husband was sick three months with quick consumption. After using Ballard's Snowhound Syrup, he recovered and they have kept a bottle at home for six years. She claims it has no equal for coughs and colds. Sold by Dr S Woods.
Marriage licenses granted to Guy W. Hansell and Euthie Wallace Wm Leweke Jr and Lena Neumeyer Ilmer Nickens and Deisy Mulligan A H Sander and Mable Dormeyer Julius Wasterling and Ida Voges C McSpaddler and Kate Alle
Inauguration ceremonies in Washington on March 4 1905 with travel from Cape Girardeau to Washington and return, sale window Feb 28 to Mar 2, 1905, return March 8 with extension to March 18. Special home-seekers excursions offer 15 round trips to Texas Oklahoma Indian Territory Kansas Arkansas and Louisiana with sale dates Feb 21 and Mar 7 and 21, return 21 days from sale. Second-class one way colonist rate $30 to California. Special rates to Arizona New Mexico Old Mexico and Texas. Mardi Gras trips to New Orleans and Mobile from Cape Girardeau with sale Feb 28 to Mar 6, 1905, round trip $8 18, return by Mar 11 with extension to Mar 25. Agent J. F. Neal.
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