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Newspaper
Jackson Herald
Location
Jackson, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1908
Page
5
The Jackson Herald publication from Jackson Missouri lists classified and display ads along with rates. It notes issue details, pricing for six months and single copies, and references professional cards as available upon application.
Chas A Crow is announced as a candidate for Congress from the Fourteenth Congressional District subject to the Republican primary on April 14th.
Numerous candidates including F A Kote Fb J Tackhe I M Sely ally T W Sawyer and others announce for sheriff prosecuting attorney assessor treasurer and more. August 4 primary deadline noted with calls for unity and full Republican turnout amid county officer races across Missouri.
The piece discusses willingness to declare candidacy by June 5 and promotes John Sachse as a Republican candidate. It lists Democratic delegates and a Missouri gubernatorial candidate, notes a speech by Judge W. N. Evans, questions Republican candidates, and urges readers to subscribe to local papers for campaign coverage. It also mentions the Dunklin County Democrat editor attending a Missouri Press Association meeting on legal advertisements.
The undersigned express sincere thanks for care during the sickness and death of Mollie Abernathy. We shall never forget the kindness shown by all. Respectfully Minnie Abernathy Emma Abernathy
An advertisement touts C O D tablets as a dry cod liver oil form with no fishy aftertaste. It claims all benefits of red liver oil plus lime soda phosphites and gentle laxative action, listing uses from weak lungs to general debility and malnutrition. Sold for 50 cents, with direct sales through Dr Kasson Chemical Co and local druggists.
In Jackson Missouri a fragmentary 19th century report touches on national and state banks, reserve requirements, and circulation practices. It references loans, securities, checks, specie, and funds tied to approved agents, noting tension between bank operations and reserve expectations. The text mentions an investigation fund and various financial instruments.
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