Mothers Day Program At Jackson Methodist Sunday School
Mothers Day observed by Jackson Methodist Sunday school next Sunday in the church auditorium at the regular hour. Mothers asked to assemble in the Sunday school room and march to the auditorium two by two. Middle section pews reserved. Program includes organ prelude songs prayers recitations and a birthday offering with memories of mother and a benediction.
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Jackson Methodist Sunday School
Hazel Poe
Our Mothers
J. T. Mabrey
Mra
Dream Home
Frankie Thai
Bruce Baker
College Chums Three-Act Comedy at High School Assembly
College Chums a three act comedy of real college life by high school pupils shown in Assembly Hall Thursday evening May 12 at 8 p.m. Features good orchestra music. Admission 25 cents.
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Assembly Hall
St. Louis Livestock Market Report Special
National Stock Yards Illinois May 2 Cattle receipts 3500. Steers and cows 10c lower heifers 15 to 20c lower. Good steers 7.50 to 8.00, mediums 6.75 to 7.25. Good heifers 6.75 to 7.25, mediums 6.00 to 6.50. Cows 6.00 to 6.50, mediums 4.50 to 5.50. Outlook fair for good cattle, weak otherwise. Hog receipts 6000 opened 10 to 15c lower and closed 25c lower top 9.50 a load. Good hogs 9.20 to 9.40, pigs early 9.20 to 9.35 but closed weak. Light pigs 7.50 to 8.50. Outlook lower. Sheep receipts 3200 26c lower. Good to choice sheep 7.50 to 7.90 top lambs 9.00. Good ones 8.50 to 8.85. Common and medium 6.00 to 7.25. Outlook lower for immediate future.
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National Stock Yards
Local Farm Equipment Lines Promoted at Williams Hardware
A Jackson dealer advertises Milwaukee harvesting machinery from Williams Hardware Co for the season and offers Deering binder twine as well as P and Brown cultivators. The note asserts Milwaukee machines and Deering twine are well known and praises P and O Dise and Brown cultivators after three seasons of use. Customers urged to view lines and obtain prices before purchasing.
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Milwaukee
Williams Hardware Co
Jackson
Lim
C. BE. WruniaMs
Oak Ridge notes drift between weather and people
Farmers plant corn while fearing Jack Frost again. Local visits include Miss Lucy Hail and Mrs. Brush. Two marriages take place at Oak Ridge. Community news covers school changes, winter damage rumors, and census missings. Bible quotes and local chatter fill the column.
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Jack Frost
Miss Lucy Hail
Hot Springs Prepares For Greatest Year In Health Resort
Hot Springs Ark plans for 175000 visitors in 1910 with 36000 already recorded, predicting a new record over 161000. Major league teams, officials, and society figures visit. new book The Hot Springs of Arkansas spurs interest. golf course opens. local schools publish honor lists.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Payne
Leon Mountain Railroad
Army
Navy
Arkansas
Hot Springs of Arkansas
BH. HL. Payne
St. Louis
Iron Mountain Railroad
Aviarage Traveler
Ozark School Progress and Loyal Educator Highlight Ozark
The Ozark community praises its four year high school with 825 pupils and lauds William H. Lynch, a devoted educator age 70, whose salary is used to aid others. The Ozark school board renewed his contract for another year as the town, county seat of Christian, shows strong growth and a Republican majority of 900. Hurrah for Ozark. Electric Lamps Tungstens and Carbons at Bruening and Kerstner Dry Goods Co.
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Jackson
William H. Lynch
Lynch
Ozark
Property Sale Notice at Gordonville Missouri
A single line public sale offer from Alvin Penzel of Gordonville Missouri invites contact by phone or mail to arrange property transfer. Readable details show a local seller seeking buyers for improved city property in Missouri.
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Gordonville, Mo
Alvin Penzel
Spirit City Promises Modern Amenities and Charms
Spirit city, population around 1100, has electric lights and water works, day and night services, a flour mill, an opera house, a sanatorium, four churches, Odd Fellows and Masonic hall, two stores, three banks, two drugstores, peat market, hardware shops, groceries, a fine brick school building with no debt, and a thriving community. Ad sentiment touts Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy as safe, prompt, and pleasant with wide dealer availability.
Frisco Prizes Push Ahead With Early Awards
Work on awarding the Frisco prizes must proceed quickly to meet the November 1 deadline. Counties may wish to hold the Corn show in conjunction with the Frisco events or align with other county activities.
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Sinber Ir
County Corn Show Plans Urged by Farmers Institute
A letter from S M Jordan, Farmers Institute Director, urges county superintendents and fair associations to begin coordinating dates for 45 counties to hold corn shows. He stresses consecutive scheduling to save expense and time and notes no scholarship without a county show and no exhibitor may compete outside their county. He offers to correspond with counties to finalize arrangements.
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Jordan
Farmers’ Institute
Feeding Farm Hands With Quaker Oats Porridge
Farmers are urged to feed farm hands well with Quaker Oats porridge to sustain vigor for long days. The ad promotes regular and large size packages and hermetically sealed tins for hot climates. Also mentions Judge Edward D. Hays back from a business trip.
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Bertie Lischer
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Sallie Bowers
Dr. Blaylock
Rev. Woods
Tom Miller
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Theo
Kiepe
Farmington
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Emma Wilkening
Roy Schoultz and
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George Schmidt
Goshen
O. H. Long
Myrtle Long
Lou Shell
Georgia
May Crites
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Bertha Lischer
Bellville
L. M. Bean
Market Report
Business Men's League
Florida
Trickey & Ford
Roll of Honor
Jackson Public Schools
Sloan Oliver
Myrtle -Drun
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Serenge Kinder
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Ada Schade
Ily Weltecke
Bertha Huaille
Garade
Louis Kosten
Stella Bruening
Helena Hoffmann
Rena Walters
Antoinette Cross
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Marie Ramsey
Harold Deck
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Redgood
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Geo, Pedigo
Marie Mildo
Milton Steinhoff
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Paul Hoffmann
Tessie Keller
Robert Schafer
Ruby Birch
Ruby Hale
Nelson Poe
Lincoln School
Ida Richards
Michel Cade
Waith Wade
Albert Wade
Ersie Craveens
Agnes Henderson
Ernat Daugherty
Zellie Shepard
Josie Burford
Columbus Smith
John Pari
Kate Enlinberg
Etta Wade
Christian County
Bruening & Kerstner Dry Goods Co
U. S
Missouri
Illinois
F. G. Smith Piano CO
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A. E. Whitaker
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Gape County Savings Bank
Frisco
Feeding Farm Handa
Edward D. Hays
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