Local News Highlights From Jackson Area 1910
Jackson city items note paint quality from Mound City Company via Williams Hardware. Mrs. Goyert was bitten by a cat during a dog and cat altercation. Dr Atkins treated wounds. Jackson High School graduation on May 23 with three graduates Helen Williams Mabel Henderson and Charles Granger. Chamberlains Liniment recommended for injuries. School board reelects teachers led by J H Goodin. high school principal vacancy remains.
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Fred Goyert
Atkins
Jackson High School
Assembly Hall
Helen Gladys Williams
Mabel Carrie Henderson
Charles Welling Granger
School Board of
Jackson
J. H. Goodin
Maude Phillips
Loyd Macom
Frederica Medley
Jessie Harris
Lydia Kies
Martine LaPierre
Hazel Henderson
Sara Davis
Lulu Helmkampf
Bessie Samuel
Bernice Limbaugh
Cyclone Near St Louis Destroys Grand Tower Killing 26
News reports a terrible storm last evening leveled Grand Tower resulting in 26 deaths and the excursion steamer Saltillo sinking above the town with 150 aboard, 20 of whom drowned. Details are not yet learned.
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Grand Tower
Saltillo
Mrs J O Belmar Returns From St Louis Visit
Mrs J O Belmar has returned home after a month long stay in St Louis visiting her daughter Mrs Eva Collins.
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J. O. Belmar
St. Louis
Eva. Collins
Attractive Table Arrangements In Domestic Science
A 1910 domestic science guide by Edith G Charlton outlines setting a simple table for any meal. It covers table coverings, placement, serving order, and responsibilities for host and guests, emphasizing hospitality, order, and tasteful, practical details for everyday meals.
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Edith G. Charlton
Laws State College
Wight
Gage
Porter House
Chase
Binmel
Peron
Tim
Dianer
New Spring Clothes at Heinbergs Now Available
Shoppers are invited to Heinbergs to explore the latest spring fashion novelties in designs and fabrics. The store promotes new season outfits with updated styles and fabrics for the coming months.
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Heinberg's
Saved From the Grave by Dr. King's New Discovery
Mrs. M. L. Dix of Clarksville Tennessee credits Dr. King's New Discovery with curing a four year lung trouble and near helpless pain. The advertisement touts remedies for coughs colds hay fever la grippe asthma croup bronchitis and hemorrhages with trial bottles and pharmacist guarantees. The piece also notes the Cape Girardeau wedding of Lindley Trickey and Cora Steinhoff at the bride’s mother’s home last Sunday.
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M. L. Dix
Clarksville
Tenn
Ur. King
Lindley Trickey
Fruitland
Cora Steinhoff
Dutchtown
Cape Girardeau
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jackson Exchange Bank
the County Depository
John A. Snider, Pres
Clarence L. Grant
Blucher Sperling
Louis ¥. Wagner
Asst
Jackson, Me
West Main St
Mound City Company
Williams Hardware Co
Folk
Missouri
Lincoln School
L. L. Lomax
Mary Eulenberg
I. A. Wood
Grant & Graef's
American Press Association
Castor
Assia Ani
Pac Simie
New York
Bears
Castoria
Tee Sentaus Goepat
Vally
P To
Lei
Dally
Allenville
B. Allison
A. Jaeger
South High Street
J. BR. Miller
Cape County Abstract Co. Incorporated
Cape Girardeau County
Mall
F J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Vr. J. Cheney
Walpine, Kinnan & Marvin
O. Hall
Hall
W. Henderson
D. F. Sadler
Daisy
Appleton
Gordonville
Tilan
Onice
Jones
Cape Girardeau & Chester
Mail
Ly Jackson
Dewitt
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