Porishen Jackson Lusk Ends Ten Years In Herald Volume
Local notice from Jackson Missouri dated November 7 1907 records Porishen Jackson in the Herald as the paper completes its tenth volume It notes the issue being a second class matter and contains advertising rate details and a message promoting upright steady views for humanity
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the Herald
Riddle of merit and dress in labor divides
A proverb questions social luck and dress disparity. The man who toils long hours in simple clothes contrasts with the idle man in broadcloth and his wife in seal skin, suggesting class differences despite effort or leisure.
Rise Above Yesterday The Editor And His Endless Work
A meditation on leaving yesterday’s mistakes behind and forging ahead today. The piece notes the editor’s daily grind chasing news, condensing events, and filling columns with diverse items under constant pressure, acknowledging occasional errors as part of demanding journalism.
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Local shops tout wares and weeklong events in Cape area
Nice lap robes for two dollars and up at C H Wolters. Henry M Smith of Marble Hill passes through for farm work southeast of town. Five prisoners escaped from Poplar Bluff prison last week. Thanksgiving plans loom with Chrysanthemum show November 21 and 22 in Armory hall. Goodwin & Jean to open new plant November 11. Early turkeys needed by November 26 for Thanksgiving trade.
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C. H. Wolters
Lee Pedigo
St. Louis
Klein's
Ed Kage
The
Cape
Wm. B. Schaefer
Kleins
R. W. Pool
Deray
D. Klein's
Poplar Bluff
Edward D. Hays
J. B. Miller
Henry M. Smith
Marble Hill
Jackson
L. M. Bean
Julian Miller
Gortonville
Armory Hall
Goodwin & Jean
Truste esale on Allenville lot in Missouri
Trustee will sell on November 30 1907 at the south front door of the court house Jackson Missouri between 9 am and 5 pm the lot one block two of Allenville as described in prior deeds to satisfy the debt from Charles H Vollmer and Bettie Vollmer with Jacob Waddle and William Randles as securities. Purchaser to assume payment of the first mortgage. Joseph E. Schmuke Trustee.
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Charles H. Vollmer
Bettie Vollmer
Cape Girardeau County
Missouri
Cape Girardeau
Allenville
Recorder’s Office
C. H. Vollmer
Frederick Wadekind
Jacob Waddle
William Randles
Charles Vollmer
Court House
Jackson
State of
Joseph E. Sehmuke
Hallow E En party and local notes from Jackson area
A Hallow E en party was held at Miss Pheebe Limbaughs home with many guests and late refreshments. Local notices urge merchants to place ads by Tuesday noon and press by Wednesday noon. Also reported are travel to Nashville for a W C T U convention, a police appointment for John Macke, and a boy sustaining a broken leg at school while playing bombay.
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Pheebe Limbaugh
Methodist Church
John Macke
Cape
Jackson
William Byrd
New Meico
B. B. McNeely
Leemon
Mr. McNeely
John Anson Burford
Bombay
A Good Foundation in Business Requires Cash and Time
A good foundation in business requires some cash and prudent expenditure of time and talent. The statement emphasizes steady funding and careful use of resources to build a solid enterprise.
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