Congressional Convention Nominates District Fourteen Candidate
The Congressional Convention to nominate a Congressman for the fourteenth district meets at Poplar Bluff on May 10.
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Newspaper
Jackson Herald
Location
Jackson, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1904
Page
8
The Congressional Convention to nominate a Congressman for the fourteenth district meets at Poplar Bluff on May 10.
Authorized notices announce BK A Kage as sheriff candidate Cape Girardeau County subject to Republican primaries and convention. August Ude seeks county treasurer under GOP primary plus convention. Jy RF Caldwell seeks reelection county assessor subject to Republican primary. Orren Wilson runs for prosecuting attorney under Republican primary or convention.
The undersigned will open a private school at Oak Ridge on Monday March 28 for a two month term. Tuition fee will be 85. The course will cover literary subjects above the average grade level. Signed sincerely.
Letters of administration granted by the Probate Court of Cape Girardeau County to the administrator. All persons with claims must present them within one year from the letters dated February 11. Those not exhibited within two years from publication are barred. Signed by the administrator Joeeh Kore.
Bargains at Plainview Nursery in Jackson Missouri offer apples and peaches at 8¢ each and 7 per 100, pears plums and cherries at 20¢ each with pears at 14 per lug. Stock is not healthy but assortment is good and customers are invited to visit. Also a grand lecture on True Americanism at the Methodist Church March 28 with free admission and a plan to subscribe for Sunday Reform literature. Notable speakers include Rev Edward Thomson and others praised by several figures. A position for a trusted manager is advertised with a $20 weekly salary plus expenses and weekly checks.
The ad claims walking sick people are thin and weak not bedridden and promotes Scott's Emulsion to restore flesh strength and appetite. It promises new flesh and blood, urges continuous use during illness, and offers free doses from Bowne & Co at 409 Pearl Street.
Bazaar preparations near completion as next Tuesday evening features a recital ball with an orchestra. Eight young Indies in Grecian regalia will perform a Vestal Virginia drill and a hoop drill. Artificial Easter eggs will be sold, with proceeds for the M. ki church Sunday school room. Bazaar hours include Tuesday night and Wednesday afternoon and night. a Wednesday concert and children’s drill are planned.
A reader sermon urges churchgoers to avoid occupying end seats when others wish to sit nearby. The guidance counsels moving along rather than blocking aisles or forcing others to crawl over. It stresses that end seats should be relinquished to allow passage and seating for all patrons.
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