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Newspaper
Jackson Herald
Location
Jackson, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1910
Page
4
Local news item notes Prof. Seita visiting Jackson, Miss Tessie Engliegt scarlet fever, births, marriages, school events, and upcoming church services. Mentions Cloasing with style at Heintters and Cyphers products, plus local business ads and public notices.
A fragmentary reminiscence describes how bullets brought hardship to soldiers, contrasting with Bartington Me and W. f Murrimeans. The excerpt mentions an armed salve claimed to cure various ailments, including sores, wounds, and bruises, and notes its perceived efficacy amid battlefield stress.
Fragmentary notice references George M Ring airship or tool, Les Moines Iowa, and a claim about a dyeing article with unnamed faceless dyes. Mentions W Hope and Win Moore and Jackson Ma. The readable text is garbled and lacks clear dates or actions.
Breeders advertise Jacks and Stallions including Star Deumark and Warden with detailed pedigrees and service terms. Billie Walnut and Dry Isaac listed with reg numbers, heights, and upcoming breeding opportunities through June 15. Fees start at ten dollars for colt risks. mares and service details noted.
Miss Lillian Armstrong was appointed deputy county clerk this morning in a formal ceremony. The new appointee steps into an elected county role pending confirmation and serves under the county clerk.
A fragmented advertisement promises a “perfect satisfaction” patent medicine that supposedly strengthens nerves, boosts appetite and energy, calms liver and kidney issues, and restores health after illness. It urges readers to “try them” for complete relief.
Bids will be received by the County Clerk until 12 noon on Wednesday May 3 1910 for reducing to grade the public square around the court house at Jackson. Bids must cover removal of earth by the cubic yard. For details inquire at the County Clerk's office.
An old advertisement asserts purification helps pimples boils and sallow complexion indicating liver trouble. It claims Dr Kings New Life Pills brighten blood, give clear skin and rosy cheeks, and promote health. Sold at all drug stores.
The Board of Education of the District of Jackson Missouri will meet on the eighth day of May to elect teachers for the eighth grades and three teachers for the high school in music for the ensuing year Also two teachers for the Colored Lincoln School Signed by C L Hoffmann education clerk See
Cole's Hot Blast keeps plants through winter in good condition and is advertised as the cleanest, smoke free heater. It claims a one third fuel savings over similar stoves and can burn soft coal lignite hard coal wood or cobs without changes. The store advertises exclusive agency for Original Cole's Hot Blast with a full display available.
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