Charleston District Conference Ends with Growth and Civic Reform
The Charleston District Conference of the M E Church met in Charleston with Rev H W Whitwell preaching the opening sermon. Sessions featured sermons by noted ministers, reports on church extensions, and elections for district officers. The assembly backed the Anti-Saloon League and W C T U efforts, urging open services and civic purity while condemning biased officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Confreence
M. E. Chruch
H. P. Crowe
J. M. Means of
Chaffee
H. W. Whitwell
Cape Girardeau
M. T. Haw
Jackson Church
P. J. Throgmorton
Sickston
J. W. Game
Cape Girardeau Normal School
R. L. Russell
Marvin College
Fredericktown
N. B. Henry
Dexter
Confrence
Portageville
Jackson
Illmo
B. G. Shackleford
R. G. Applegate
G. M. Brooks
G. V. LeSieur
A. J. Rushing
J.J. G. Craig
C. M. Gray
R. L
New Madrid
W. D. Henderson
Benton
Akin
G. G. Bowen
Anti Saloon League
Anti- Saloon League
Graduating Exercises at Jackson Military Academy
The Jackson Military Academy prepares for graduation with a class of well known families. Judge W H Evans will speak, and Rev Browning will deliver the Baccalaureate sermon. Week features recitals by Mrs Hlemkampf Col Birmingham and others as commencement nears.
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Jackson
Sergt. Evans
W. N. Evans
West Plains
Missouri
Lieut. Mitchell
J. T. Mitchell
Circuit Court
J. Edward Swink
RE. E. Swink
Missouri State Fair Association
Lieut. Rariden
Willard Rariden
Iron Mountain Railroad
Sergt. Cole
Philip Cole
Farmington
Sergt. Highly
B. F. Highly
Sergt. Williams
Joe Williams
Captain
Asa Wilbourn
W. W. Wilbourn
Olive Branch
Captain Crowe
B. D. Crowe
Caruthersville
Tennessee
Jackson Military Academy
W. H. Evans
Rev. Browning
The
Presbyterian Church
Academy
Hlemkampf
Col. Birmingham
Priest and Belchrens
New York
Howard
Atkins
Miss Crowe
Miss Behrens
Academy Exrecises and China Favorability Notice
Public invitation to all the Academy exercises follows praise for the china. Orders for this china may be left at Priest and Behrens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Academy
County Primary Election Notice and Local Tragedy Report
County election notice from Cape Girardeau County clerk sets August 4 1908 as primary and lists offices for the general November 3 1908 election. Separate item reports Mrs G Stepp’s death by deliberate chloral hydrate and bromide overdose, funeral details, survivors, and community condolences.
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State of Missouri
Cape Girardeau
Supreme Court
St. Louis Court of Appeals
Congress
General Assembly
Cape Girardeau Court Common Pleas
Kinder Township
Shawnee Township
Welch Township
Apple Creek Township
Byrd Township
Hubble Township
Liberty
Farmington Times Mourns Death of Mrs Stepp
Mrs Stepp dies leaving a bereaved husband and children. Farmington Times notes her relatives in the county share condolences and sorrow with the family. Local notice expresses sympathy and highlights the family's loss.
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Farmington
Stepp
Dry tablet cod liver oil promise relief from stomach upset
Many people need cod liver oil but it irritates the stomach and causes digestive disorders and nausea. A dry tablet form is offered as a solution to prevent any unpleasant mouth or stomach sensations.
COD LIVER OIL TABLETS PROMOTE HEALTH CARE
C O D Tablets are dry medium sized pills swallowing whole. They carry Norwegian cod liver oil plus hypophosphites to aid up building the body and laxative licorice to ease digestion. No fish taste or throat rising. Sold 50 cents or 1.00 per bottle by Dr. Kasson Chemical Co. and by H L Jones Druggist.
Banking For Profit Promises Conservative Growth
A bank advertisement touts patient accumulation of deposits and profits for long standing patrons. It emphasizes steady, conservative methods and banking for profit as the path to client congratulations.
Breeders Advertise Stallions and Jacks at Jackson Mo Farm
West Jackson stock owner W F Schade offers two stallions and eight jacks for 1908 breeding season. Mike, a four year old Percheron stallion, 164 hands, sire Cheri 37762, described as tall, strong and well proportioned. Black Mark, Dick Hoff meister stallion, four years old, 10% hands high, harness sire Blacklock. Three noted jacks include Ben Steinwinder, Dandy Jim and Big Isaac. Located in Jackson, Mo.
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West Jackson
Mike
Cheri
Dick Hoffmeister
Blacklock
Ben Steinwinder
Dandy Jim
Big Isaac
W. F. Schade
Jackson
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Clergmen
J. M. Bradley
A. G. Reynolds
Oran
P. G. Throgmoerton
Sikeston
Cape Girarneau
L. Martin
C. Berry
Hayti
J. C. Throgmorton
Commerce
G. Fallin
Bloomfield
Alice Rankin
East Prairie
R. W. Walton
Morley
G. L. R. Crook
J. T. Rickets
Parma
J. W. Means
C. L. Fry
Bertrand
J. F. Holland
Cottonwood Point
J. W. Oliver
W. M. Holland
Muartson
C. M. Clark
G. W. Brooks
Deering
J. B. Game
W. H. Blaylock
A. T. Fizer
I. A. Ewing
G. R. Milne
JL. Brodhacker
J. A. Bellon
W. N. Duncan
J. E. Perry
C. C. Coppage
H E. Murphy
Davis Dooms
A. Showmaker
J. E. Wallace
R. C. Mayo
G. H. Wittram
R. M. McCombs
B. C. Hardesty
J. H. Powell
EB. A. Loud
S. H. Dewhirst
J. B. Bellon
G. A. Reaves
W. C. Brooks
Ed. Green
Blodgett
Will Suter
Deihistadt
R. B. Hudson
Conran
A. DeReign
C. W. Carlisle
W. M. Childers
Thos. Vowells
Charlesine
C. C. Fly
Sallie Green
F. Sharp
Marston
J. A. Hess
J. L. Hale
R. N. Minner
C. K. Chism
C. C. White
A. A. Johnson
W. I. Daily
W. E. Yount
First National Bank
Cape Girardeau, MO
Foleys Kidney Cure
Bruening & Kerstner Dry Goods CO
DR. Kasson Chemical Company
East 29Th Street
New York City
H. L. Jones
Jackson, Mo
Lal
Corres
the People’s National Bank