Local Happenings in Jackson and Nearby Towns
Local items report August Ude and Dr W J Miller traveling to St Louis, multiple residents visiting Jackson for business, Meier Bros promoting White Elephant buggies and new John Deere planters, and a series of births, marriages, and illnesses. Announcements include school closings, store moves, a warehouse roof raising, and a major barn fire near Fruitland with insurance noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ude
St. Louis
W. J. Miller
B. D. Forbes
Bee
Jackson
W. H. Haupt
John Deere
Meier Bros
R. T. Henderson
Dunklin County
R. M. Woods
Fruitland
L. F. Cowan
Whitewater
John Devore
Ella Taylor
Clover Hill
H. J. Behrens
Tom McFarland
Scott's Emulsion Ad Promotes Health Patch Sign
A vintage advertisement touts Scott's Emulsion as a body repair remedy for worry overwork and disease. It promises internal nourishment and external strength, claiming the product builds soft bones, improves blood, and strengthens lungs with top quality materials. The ad invites readers to send for a free sample from Scott & Browne and from druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Scott & Browne
Pearl St
New York
Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad Excerpt From Toledo Drug Firms
A 19th century advertisement offers a $100 reward for catarrh cure failure by Hall's Catarrh Cure. It features endorsements from I J Chenny West Truax Walding Kinunon Marvin druggists in Toledo Ohio, notes internal bloodstream action, lists price 75 cents per bottle, and claims testimonials free with Hall's Family Pills praised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Toledo
I. J. Chenny
West & Truax
O. Walding,Kinoon & Marvin
O. Hall
Car Load of Furniture Arrives for Sale
A car load of folding beds bedroom suites and odd dressers wash stands is advertised for immediate sale. The item mix includes folding beds and various bedroom pieces, offered as a ready assortment for buyers.
Orderly Lincoln school praised by visitors
Visiting the Lincoln school in Capy, Prof. Cobb earns praise for discipline and instruction. Pupils know their roles, respond to signals without fuss, and reflect well on their teacher’s sixteen to seventeen years of service. Local remarks also note a successful A O U W Degree of Honor meeting in Fruitland and the closing of Concord colored public school near Oak Ridge. A house fire near Boe destroyed Joe H Call’s home contents with George Gireon losing all.
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Capy
Lincoln School
Cobb
Cape
G. M. Morgan
Fruitland
Morgan
Missouri
Concord Colored
Oak Ridge
J.B. Davis
Joe H. Call
Boe
George Gireon
Commercial Club Formed To Promote Jackson Welfare
A group of Jackson citizens met on March 19 to organize a permanent society aimed at encouraging enterprises beneficial to the city's welfare. An invitation is extended to interested individuals to join. A committee on constitution and bylaws will report March 25 at Williams' photograph gallery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Williams’ Photograph Gallery
C. A. Sawyer
Marriage Licenses and Local Events in Jackson Area
W A Dalton and Mary S Romain and J A Jester and Martha Winchester, both Welch township residents, wed in Jackson probate office last Tuesday by Justice R W McNeely. Mrs Francis Stevens returned from near Wappapella for her father Kingon’s illness. he died March 12 at about 70. John C Butcher of Allenville declared insane. L J Zimmermann named guardian and he’ll be sent to Fulton soon. Wm P OBrien sold his share to John Buerkle Jr, firm becomes McAtee & Buerkle. moves to McGuire building next week. Dr EB Beckman of Allenville involved in Butcher case. built a bird-cage during visit. Mrs Charley Thompson died in Aurora at about 40, daughter of Rev John Brown of Cape Girardeau past. A. F Williams photo gallery fire damaged a partition, wood box, table, and some pictures. fault traced to stove spark. Dial s and prices noted for dil lages around $10 or 215. W L Wilkinson of Sikeston offers organs or pianos at fair prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Dalton
Mary S. Romain
Welch Township
Jackson
R. W. McNeely
Francis Stevens
Wappapella
Kingon
John C. Butcher
Allenville
L. J. Zimmermann
Fulton
Wm. P. O'Brien
O'Brien & MecAtee
John Buerkle, Jr
McAtee & Buerkle
McGuire
Main Street
EB. O. Beckman
Aurora
Charley ‘Thompson
Thompson
John Brown
Cape Girardeau
W P. Thompson
Shawneetown
A. F Williams
Obituary of Thomas Kingee in Jackson and Rom Bauer
Thomas Kingee born near Indianapolis January 9 1823 died in Rombauer Missouri March 12 aged 7 years 2 months 3 days He lived fourteen years in Jackson with daughter Mrs R F Stevens before visiting his sons in Rom Bauer last July and fell ill He never returned to his daughter’s home He united with the Baptist church in Jasper County Indiana and never drank a saloon He leaves a daughter three sons grandchildren and many friends The family has wide sympathy May the Lord comfort them J C Witter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Kingee
Indianapolis
Rombauer
Jackson
R. F. Stevens
Baptist Church
Jasper County
Indiana
J.C. Witter
Local notices cover dealers and medical remedies across counties
Notice to the Public announces agencies for Austin and Western road graders and rock crushers and Champion machines in Perry Scott and Cape Girardeau counties. Various ads promote DeWitt's Little Early Risers for biliousness and other cures, buggy sales, farming tools, and quarries with Foley's Honey and Tar and Luxation Bromo Quinine Tablets as remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin & Western
Perry, Scott
Cape Girardeau Counties
Meier Brothers’ Hardware Company
Jackson, Ma
Weather and crop report from Jackson station week ending Mar 15 102
USDA weekly weather and crop briefing from Jackson station notes seasonal patterns and field conditions. The document references cold weather impacts and general farm performance alongside commercial notices such as a March sale at Hinkle Williams Mercantile and a spring health ad for Rocky Mountain Tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Jackson Station
Mare
Hinkle- Wiliams Mercantile Company
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Conner
Lutesville
Wim. Puar
T. &. McNeely
Southern Counties
R. T. Reid
Hinkle-Williams
Alvin Wagner
New Madrid
Wilkinson
J. Hi. Kneibert
W. W. Taylor & Son
NeGuire
Josephine Walker
Ste. Genevieve
M. P. Kirksey
Dave Wills
Sarah Gregory
L. M. Bean
A. J. Stevens
The
Orren Wilson
Orren
Charles Heackle
Arthur Besel
Youngstown
Ohio
J. W. Woersnon
Greysboro
Pauline Madie
McF
Erron
Peter Lehner
Pocahontas
Jas. M. Moore
Monnet, Ark
Wood Mercantile Company
Park Adams
Cape Republican
Rt. M. McCombs
Louis &. Houck
Ernest Wagner
West Jackson
Henry Hennecke
Meier Bros. Tiave
Robert
Proffer
Frank McGuire
Gordonville
Mayfield Eanitarium
Schwab
Wood Mercantile Co
Mary Hamilton
Albert Mabrey
Woon Mencantrite Co
Lynn Anderson
Scott Wilkinson
Millerville
George Hosea
J. H. Watkins
Hinkle-Williams Mercantile Company
Indies
F. H. Kassell
Wwe
Otto Meyer
Joseph Rapp
Elmer Sulenger
Adeline Hitt
Squire J. B. Miller
George McNeely
Kinder & Sehmuke's
China
Brussels
Frei
Kinder & Schmuke
Commercial Club
W. A. Dalton
J. A. Jester
Martha Winchester
W. L. Wilkinson
Sikeston
Sriwlititers
Isis Cube
EO. DeWitt & Co
Chicago
DeWitt
Hooper
Albany Gia
H. L. Jones
Henry Geekin
N. Jackson
Danville, J
Foley
John Poore
Joe Ribbon
Gad Manley
Burrows
Mikes
C. A Volmer
W. H. Amnett
Nibluck
Oliver Morton
H. W. Hesse
Green's Ferry Road
Beb. W. Antes
Hinkle-Williams Merc. Co
Jackson, MO
C. W. Henderson
Knetbert & Henderson
American Mutual Aid Ass’n
Percy Stone
Gexmat
Wainwright
Kentucky
Mississippi
Arkansas
Ome Oller
Weather Report
Woe
Charley
Rocky Mountain
I. M. Buaw
W.S
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