Local News highlights and city notes from Jackson MO
Local items report wheat at 1 15 a bushel. Oak Ridge and Perryville travel, a Cape bakery sale, spring millinery from St. Louis, and several local business changes. Died notices for Bertha Eulinberg and J W Strong. marriages and weddings announced. public notices of property sale by trustee Henry L Jones scheduled March 26.
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W. J. Roberts
Oak Ridge
Jackson
C. FH. Schaefer
Perryville
C. W. Henderson
Fred Kraft
Cape
St. Louis
Daisy Morgan
Carrie Ranney
J.J. McNeely
West Side
Sibley's
Margarete Fulenwider
R. A
Chicago
Bertha Eulinberg
Amstead Eulinberg
Henman Branlil
Lucus, Kane
Sibley’s
John Howard
Charlie Webb
Reidroperty
East Jackson
Howard
Charlie Harenberg
Miller Bros
Millerville
EF. Willerth
Wise McLain
California
Stewart
Allen
McAtee Mere. Co
A. Kaye
Kaye
J. 3. Levett
Bright
Oklahoma City
Levett
A. R. Byrd
San Antonio
Tex
Our City
Fred Brand
Old Court House
PF. M. Ervin
Whitewater
Allenville
Ed McCullough
Ralph Brown
Fruitland
Houck
Kelso
Thebes
Chas
Winyard
Court House Square
J. L. Jenkins
Jenkins
J. W. Strong
Bernhard Gockel, Jr
Frieda Helmkampe
Presbyterian Church
Evert
C. S. Morrison
L. M. Morrison
Cape Girardeau County
Missouri
Cape Girardeau
St. Louis, Iron Mountain and Southern Railroad
Cotton Belt Railroad
Baptist Church
R. T. Hunt
Henry L. Jones
Henry Boseh Co Wall Paper Workman Named
An advertising note promotes Henry Boseh Co wallpaper services. It highlights Samuel as the skilled worker who delivers proper results. The brief item notes the contact as 17.
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Henry Boseh
Samuel
The Dog That Helped A New Orleans Letter Carrier
A New Orleans letter carrier recalls his yellow dog, a faithful helper who aided mail delivery daily through rain or shine. The dog waited at the corner for mail, barked with a joyous laugh, and showed pride in the task, even guiding the carrier with a wagging tail. The owner’s death left the dog’s companion heartbroken. Archie's classroom moment ends with prayers after TY.
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New Orleans
Nis
Eis
Bert
Wali
Cod Liver Oil in an Easily Taken Form
A new preparation of cod liver oil offers all the benefits without the common drawbacks. It avoids disagreeable mouth roiling fishy taste gas in the throat and stomach upset associated with plain cod liver oil.
COD LIVER OIL TABLETS PROMISE NO TASTE OR ODOR
The advertisement promotes C. C. D. Tablets as a dry condensed form of Norwegian cod liver oil enhanced with licorice and hypophosphites of lime and soda. It claims no nauseating taste, no effect on appetite, easy digestion, and improved blood to renew worn tissues. Sold in 50c and 1.00 bottles, with orders direct from Dr. Kasson Chemical Company New York. Also listed H. L. Jones, Druggist.
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J. W. Varner
Waters-Pierce Oil Co
Varner
Bell Oil Co
Warner
National Refiring Co
National Light
Waters
Methodist Church
Edwin Vaile McIntyre
St. Louis
McIintyre
First Methodist Church
Hutchinson
Kansas
Prof
McIntyre
H. E. Wolfe
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Herald
Court House
G. W. Peterman
Linder Miller
Jack Carris
J. P. Shipley
Henry W. Bartels
Mountain View
Mr. Bartels
Mr. Barte
the Baptist Church
Lora
LaMance of
Joplin
LaMance
W. C. T. U. Institute
Haw
Browning
Moeller
German Methodist Church
Gordonville
la Mance, Jr
R. T. Henderson
S. F. Deneke of
Sander Bros
R. M. Sawyer
Benton
Charles Wise
The
W. H. Stroder
C. J. Limbaugh
Burfordville
Sanford Baker
Round Pond
Eva Gockel
Mrs
Tom Cosgrove
Mrs. Cosgrove
Ed Russell
West Jackson
Mesa Henderson
Mollie Clodfelter
Elliott A. Boy
Turner Hall
Mr. Boys
Zaida Gladish
Miss Raida
Carl Wallace
Springfield
Smith & Leland
Olinois State Pair
Premier Longfellow
F. W. Deneke
Edw. D. Hays
IF. W. Deneke
William Ulrich
Monroe Morton
Chester, Ill
Mr. Morton
J. L. Morton
City
F. B. Whetstein
Logansport
Ind
T. W. Birmingham
Gordonville Methodist Church
Dennison Trickey
Wagner Brothers
Charleston
Dennison
Louis R. Warner
Columbia
South Carolina
Archie