Local News Bits From The Cape And Cape County
Local notes include visits from Centerville and Shawneetown figures, farm supply plugs for Cyphers Chick Feed by Charles Behrens, and multiple residents traveling to the Cape for business or leisure. A High School performance College Chums is announced for May 11 and May 12 with proceeds to Library Fund. Memorial Day plans and a mothers group event at Old Applecreek church are set, while the Cape Girardeau Medical Society holds a meeting with regional doctors in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Kaye
Cape
Jackson
Charles Behrens
J. B. Miller
Schumer Springs
J. C. Ingham
Episcopal Church
Poplar Bluff
See
College
Library Fund
Old Applecreek Church
Clinton, Senneff
Methodist Episcopal Church
Cape Girardeau Medical Society
Court House
Cunningham
Wilson
Moore
Hope
Dalton
The
W. K. Statler
Oak Ridge
Higdon
Allenville
Arnica Salve touted as healer in wartime message
A Burlington Maine veteran praises Bucklen's Arnica Salve for chronic eczema and war injuries after forty years of suffering. The ad claims it heals bores ulcers burns cuts wounds and piles and notes widespread availability at 260 drug stores. It ends with a political jab asking what Missouri Democracy offers the people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Harriman
Burlington
Bucklen
Notice on lightning rod and political scandal rumor
A notice mentions George M. King and a lightning rod made in Des Moines Iowa described as the best rod on the market. It cites W Hope and Wm Moore and references R F D No 4 Jackson Mo and Champ Clark asking if a Philippine lands sale signals a big scandal. The writer says let it come, it won’t hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. King
Es Moines
Iowa
W. ©. Hope
Wm. Moore
Jackson
Champ Clark
Philippines
Mr. Clark
PuraxaM Fape Essayes Color Silk Wool and Cotton
A peculiar report describes PuraxaM Fape testing color silk wool and cotton at a single boiling. It notes use of PUTHAM ADELESS Dyxs and questions whether readers must know their material type to proceed.
Dr Kings New Life Pills advertised health claims
Purification finds voice in pimples and skin blemishes as signs of liver trouble. Dr Kings New Life Pills promise rich red blood, clear skin, rosy cheeks and a fine complexion. Available for 2c at all drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Notice to Teachers Electing Staff in Jackson District
The Board of Education of the District of Jackson Missouri will meet on the day in May 2010 to elect eight grade teachers and three High School teachers including a music teacher for the ensuing year. Also two teachers for the Colored Lincoln School at Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
District of Jackson, Mo
Colored Lincoln School
Breeding Stallions and Jacks Offered at West Icksonsior Barn
A note lists four stallions and seven jacks for breeding this season. Mike a six-year-old Cheri No. 47762 stallion stands 164 hands with strong bone and action. Star Den Mark Jr No. 1404 from Star Denmark lineage. Warden a Tennessee Saddle and Harness bay stallion stands tall and proven breeder. Billie Walnut a standard bred yearling, 14 hands, black. Seven jacks include Big Isaac No. 2064 and Wiggins No. 1742, plus five two to three-year-olds. Service terms set with varying fees. payment due on birth or sale of mare. Owner invites inspection and notes care for accidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike
Cheri
Warden
Tennessee
Billie Walnut
Old Walnut
Bonnie Fewell
Isaac
King Bolt
Jennet
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sibley’s
Heinberg’s
R. L. Daniels
Centerville
Charles Gerherter
Shawneetown
C. W. Henderson
Mary Dunn
Marble Hill
Myrtle Dunn
Phil Steck
Wilbur Spradling
Capahas
Ilimo
Leon Clippard
A. J. Schrader
Sarah Jane Snider
Miss Hazel Horn
August Rodenmeyer
Mrs
Silas Lail
Walter Trickey
John Macke
Bismarck
Gerry Sibley
J. L. McLain
Whitewater
George B. Bowles
Afton
St. Louis County
Charles Querry
Arkansas
Cape County Milling Co
Home Comers’ Association
Kent Wilson
Methodist Church
John P. Mabrey
Edward B. Hays
Heinberg
S. W
D. Anderson
Ben Winyard
L. B. Houck
Steve Byrd
St. Louis
Steve
N. C. Chestner
Dutchtown
J.C. Clippard
Paragould
Ark
Albert Roloff
Will Samuel
Earl Gramling
St. Charles
Clinton Senneff
Fruitland Church
W. H. Miller
Bill Miller
August Kempe
Dun Mercantile Agency
Bey
Sia
Public Square
Ben Sundermann
Fredericktown
J. H. Poe
Charlie Randol
Harvey Little
Will Hobbs
Glenn Randol
Ernest Miller
Alamo Gordo, N. M
S. B. Allison
Iron Mountain Depot
Louis Bingenheimer
West Jackson
Man O’ Byrd
Carizo Springs
Tex
Hoffmeister & Macom
Sophia Seimers
Fritz Seimers
Bruening & Kerstner
McKaskey
Billa Norman
Lillian Armstrong
Harry Wagner
Emanuel Milde
Snnder's Mills
Ben Plett
Wm. Wagner, Sr
Wm. Browning
Wm. Fullenwider
Wm. Sanders
W. L. Douglas
Ned
Bruening & Kersner
Fb. W. Hays
Dr. Statler
Dr. Higdon
Wm. Kiehne
Alf
J. W. McCombs, JR
Missouri Democracy
Call of the Blood
South Bend
H. A. Ueleke
West Icksonsior
Ile
Star Denmark, Jr
American Saddle Horse Register
Star Denmark
Sr. Noo
Maud
Big Isaac No
Wiggins
Cardui
W. W. Gardner
Paducah
Cardus
United States
Canada
Alan Lat
Fynnery
Pista
Cate Ogre
Riaress
McCall CO
Jackson Herald
Jackson, Mo
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