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Newspaper
Jackson Herald
Location
Jackson, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1907
Page
4
A fragment from a Jackson Missouri publication discusses Republican political figures, advertising rates, and local letters. It critiques rival rumors, editorial challenges, and social tensions while noting community skepticism toward mail order businesses and the need for reliable local reporting. The piece mocks editorial vanity and ends with a plea for civic unity amid strife.
The article admonishes readers to avoid slang and sloppiness in letters and newspaper contributions. It discusses signatures and addresses on mail, postal rules, and a public reply from a Cape Girardeau County official about proper licensing procedures and deputy authority, stressing accuracy, decency, and adherence to law.
G F Seimers, recorder, states his duty to issue marriage licenses in compliance with the law and to treat all applicants equally. He argues no local bias, notes the countywide mandate, and rejects hardship claims by residents of Cape Girardeau or Appleton, insisting he serves every constituent fairly.
A dawns damaged sermon on God and Providence contrasts with a call to nurture life. It questions divine cause for a child’s death and argues for sustaining health, urging parents to honor life by preserving well being and avoiding self neglect.
Albert Denmark of West Jackson advertises a saddle and harness stallion nearly six years old at full 16 hands high with lineage to Pool's Artist and Tony's Artist. He lists eight black jacks from 14 to 16 hands and promotes insured live colts. Visit stock before breeding. W F Schade, Jackson, Missouri.
Mayor of Jackson Missouri invites bids for furnishing materials machinery and labor to build a water works and electric light system. Bids open July 1 at 1 p.m. in City Clerk office. Attested by Mayor William Paar City Clerk. Also notice seeking ten boys ages 12 to 17 from the county for two months work July and August with pay. Local ads mention Pittsburgh Perfect fence at C. W. Henderson's lumber yard.
For rent a large stock pasture advertised by A P Williams at Fruitland Missouri. The notice states available grazing land suitable for cattle. No dates or contact details are provided in the legible text.
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