Local Jackson Candidates Advertised for City and County Posts
The Jackson Missouri republication date March 21 1907 lists multiple announcements for public offices. T B McNeely for County Superintendent. Thomas F Joyce for County Superintendent. O Rag stoen for Street Commissioner. HH Call for Street Commissioner. John Bit teres for Street Commissioner. NHA Priest for City Collector. Henry Wagner for Mayor of Jackson. Tobin for City Post. Ben E Masters for City Collector. J H Kneibert for City Assessor. It includes civic advice and remarks on honesty, arrears, and resident conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiore
Nha
Seetlon
Apel
Henry Wagner
Tackson
Keaton Agela
Ben E. Masters
J. H. Kneibert
Perseverance and industry win in business when paired with vigilance
The piece argues that honesty, continued learning, and self awareness trump pretension. It cautions against assuming knowledge, notes many pretend to expertise, and asserts that steady perseverance and hard work ultimately lead to success, though it may take time.
Town needs home patronage to boost local industries
A town relies on residents buying local lumber yards mills stores and brick yards even at higher prices to strengthen the economy. The piece urges unity and public spirit ahead of next Tuesday’s mayoral election while noting no official candidate and endorsing incumbent Edw D Hays if he stays. It calls for a committee to negotiate telephone rates with Bell and supports promoting home enterprises and infrastructure improvements.
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Jackson
Cape
Court House Delay Sparks Call for Faster Work
The writer blames slow planning and accuses the Lewman Company of hindering progress on the county court house project. They demand accountability from the court and insist the building be completed this year. Also notes Auhrumann will keep his horse at Ernest Fuhrmann’s barn near Gordonville this season.
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Lewman
Auhrumann
Albert
Ernest Fuhrmann
Gordonville
Motivational note on success and deadline for subscribers
A speaker reflects that life mirrors effort whether one wins or loses, then shifts to a subscriber notice urging arrears be paid by April 1. If accounts remain over one year overdue, names will be dropped and turned over to a collector, not out of financial need but to recover earned money for the benefit of all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Accolleteor
Johnston Farm Machinery Promotes Bind er Twine Line
Johnston Farm Machinery will have a car load of binder twine in the field early in April and urges patrons to see their independent line before buying from the trust. They will also handle the state binder twine made at the penitentiary, a first class twine sold cheaper than the trust, Chas Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnston Farm Machinery
Trust
Chas. E. Williams
Want a New Buggy Message from Walter Harness
A vintage advertisement from C. H. Walter promotes new buggies and harnesses. It claims fair comparisons will show Walter offers suitable men’s line buggies in style, quality, and price, with no catalogue tricks or false sale prices.
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C.H. Walter
Can't Miss It Dr Miles Nervine Ad Excerpt
An old advertisement extols Dr Miles Nervine for nervous affections boosting energy and organ function. It claims improved heart action digestion and restored activity. A user, Anna Rb of Palmer Legintown Pa, praises the remedies and notes a money back guarantee from Miles Medical Co.
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Miles
Miles Nervine
Tor Ilies Nervice
Milew
Anna RB
Palmer
Legintown
Pa Br
Milan
Miles Medical Co
Eliehart, Ind
Stallions Offered for Stud at Fred Koehler Farm
A jet black 16 hand stallion sired by Cuckoo will stand at stud two miles east of Jackson at Fred Koehler’s farm with terms 12 to insure a live colt Rowdy Boy also stands at the same time and place with terms 86 to insure living cost Both stallions are described as 16 hands high with good style and action Pedigree inquiries are welcome at the stable Care will be taken but the owner is not responsible for accidents if the mare is sold or traded the service fee is due in either case
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Cuckoo
Fred Koehlers
Jackson
Ahove
Proclamation of City Election in Jackson Missouri 1907
A proclamation declares an April first Tuesday, 1907 election in Jackson Missouri for mayor marshal collector assessor street commissioner and four aldermen serving two years. Polls open at specified Ward locations including Carmean Bros. High Street Jaeger store court house offices and county clerk office. City officials sign and seal attesting March 16 1907.
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State of
Missouri
City of
Jackson
Carmean Bros
E. Milde
High Street
A. Jaeger
Court House
D. Hays
William Paar
Creick-On South High Street Over Cape County Savings
Jackson Missouri. Office phone IT2 residence 178.
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Creick
South High Street
Cape County Savings
Jackson
Missouri
Allen Thompson Sells Property Moves to Allenville
Allen Thompson sold his Jackson Missouri property and has relocated to Allenville. The move is noted by The People's National Bank of Jackson serving as the local financial reference for the transaction.
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the People’s National Bank
Jackson, MO
Allen Thompson
Allenville
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Sackson Herald
Republican
Lusk
Publisies
Tackson, MO
Marche
T. B. McNeely
Sather
Thomas F. Joyce
Bolo
Endijed
Ragstoen
Wetre
Wraore
John Bitteres
Jeeken
Edw. D. Hays
Hays
The
Houck Railroad
Ben Gockel
Cape Road
Mr. Houck
Bell Company
Mr. Ponder
Bob
Sam Vandivort
Binder Twine
Black Eagle
Ses
OR. G
Henderson
Joww A. Bhider
Schwab
Quiem
Whten Blucher Sperling
Aestaohier
Jackson Exchange Bank
Yale
Bahkers
Assiehathon
Grant, Elbrecht & Co
Orren Wilson
Sotamy Plualic
Gape Gerardeau
Abstrast
R.S. Wolter Stores
Hévawate
Tinware
Wien
CME
O H. A. Uleke
D. F. Sadler
Jackson, Missourd
Daisy
Vocaliontas
Appleton
Jones’ Drug Store
J. L. Jenkins
Schaefer's
Dr. C. V. Alsop
Oh Dentistry
Exchange Bank
McAtee’s
McAtee's
Schumear Springs Hotel
Schumer
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