Jackson Ball Team for Season 1907
Jackson organizes its 1907 baseball team after a meeting at Darber shop. Included players, game plans, and mention of visiting teams like the Nebraska Indians and Boston Bloomers. Local notes cover farm listings near Keow, sermons, and a new subscription school starting Monday.
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Jackson
Sthlay
Darber
Missouri
Mediate
Mitniuwer
Sibley
The
Herald
Nebraska Indians
Mostoniins
Boston Bloomers
Acai Roval Menete
A. Mueller
Limbaugh
Ind
A. Behrens
C. Taylor Jrd
RR. Taylor
C Willian
Heyde
F. Masters Piteh
Robe
Moore Cateh
Kide Ve. J. M. A
Fruitland Correspondence Born to Mr and Mrs Templeton
The Fruitland correspondence notes the birth of a child to Mr and Mrs CO Templeton announced last Monday. The brief item records a new arrival in the family and identifies the parental names and the time of birth.
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CO. Templeton
Committed death by own action near Millerville
Dick Houk of near Millerville committed death by own action last week. The rash act suggests people troubled by financial or domestic issues, leading to temporary insanity and self harm. A mind well employed on noble topics resists such fate. Mrs. C. Steele on sick list. Louis Brown, engineer, moved to Millerville. Glass Molland family left for Oregon March 1 for their future. Ho Houk returned to stay after seeking a location and purchased the Wilkinson Tar. Mr. Masters, a veterinarian, located in Millerville. Prof U Haldemaiun and Miss Altha Miller prepare an entertainment for the school closing. John Knuckles shot some time ago in roweverine. Surprise party at Carn Stevie's recently. Russell Lester moved from Millerville to the Leslie region with mining prospects along Byrd’s Creek Tabs.
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Dick Houk
Millerville
Louis Brown
Glass Molland
Orew
Ho Houk
Mit
Missouri
Masters
U Haldemaiun
Altha Miller Aire
John Knuckles
Roweverine
Carn
Stevie
Russell Lester
Leslie Rain
Byrd's Creek
Tabs
Easter Egg Exhibit by Sunday School Class
The Gleaners Sunday school class led by Mrs. R. M. Mc Comb plans an Easter display with colorful eggs and decorations. Souvenir paintings will be sold at Cozerove & Winston’s grocery store. Donations or display items may be left with Grace McLain Sadie Belnwar Frankie Lusk or other class members.
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R. M. McComb
Hanoi
Cozerove & Winston’s
Coserove & Wineton's
Grace McLain
Sadie Belnwar
Frankie Lusk
Court Decides Road Plan Near Egypt Mills
County Court votes to place a road on ground rather than creek bed near Egypt Mills, urging condemnation of land to build the Fruitland road on solid ground. A public sale of farm personal property near Jackson is planned for April 1, listing fences, implements, livestock, and household items with sale terms.
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Egypt Mills
Egypt
Nifler
Jackson
Timothy Bay
Guidorber
Miicrete Foundation
Sion Erulift Ag
Apurovert
CAC
Cladfetter
Election Proclamation for Jackson Missouri Officers
Proclamation in conformity with state law and city ordinances declares an election in Jackson on the first Thursday in April for mayor marshal collector assessor street commissioner and four aldermen for two year terms. Election to be held at Carmean Bros Milde building second floor E office.
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State of
Missouri
Jackson
Ford
Carmean Bros
Milde
High Street
Ket
A. Jaewer
Court House
Court Horse
Mourth
City of
Maver
William Pasar
Death notice and community notices from Jackson area 1007
Memorial for deceased local man files. obituary praises his noble character and enduring friendships. City records cite March 16 1007 as sealing day. Mayme Browning continues teaching. Commer boys rent hall for a dance April next. Community events and notices conclude.
Post Office Arrives Through Local Efforts at Nazareth
Through the work of local residents and E. W. Ficntire, Nazareth gains a new post office. The facility will operate in the same manner as the downtown office, offering convenient service to residents and nearby travelers.
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Tring
E. W. Ficntire
Haariz
Hanaiig Tee Alwairs
Roosevelt
Nazareth
Unclear local notes from Shawneetown parish record
Fragmentary local items from Shawneetown recount neighborly matters including property, livestock, laborers, and recent events. Names such as James Davenport and William Thompson appear amid scattered notes on fences, births, and local work, with minimal coherent narrative.
County teachers examination announced at Cape Girar iat Normal Hall
A county teachers examination is scheduled to be held in Normal Academic Hall at Cape Girariaat on March 29. Lead organizer LE C. AL Mico says all interested teachers should appear prepared for the tests and bring required credentials.
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Cape Girariaat
LE C. AL Mico
Unclear names tied to legal notice in fragmented text
Fragmentary OCR lists scattered names including Abernathy Rhodes Nora Snider and local order terms suggesting a legal or official filing. Details are garbled with missing verbs and context, no clear action, date, or entity fully identifiable.
For Sale Three red Darhany cxlvee
Fragmented listing shows three red items offered for sale with unclear descriptors and partial seller contact. Readable bits mention a general for sale note and an informal call to contact, but no complete details or verifiable pricing.
Milde Brothers Soda Factory Promising Local Venture
The Milde brothers Alvin and Bran, sons of Eygan Milde Sr., pursue soda water and related ventures at the Milde Bottle Works. Their father, a skilled craftsman in the soda water trade, urged early training, and the brothers have spent years gaining knowledge at home and in public school, aiming to build a sturdy future in the family business.
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Jackson
Busines
Tog
Wehose
Acelbhe
Wereferdie Alvin
Branwel Miles
Eygan- Hel Milde
Alvin
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