Local News from Jackson and Nearby Areas
Wheat is 95 cents per 2 bushels and builders compare prices at Jackson Lumber Co. Templeton of Fruitland visited Jackson yesterday. Mrs. M East of Burfordville and J J McNeely announce local events and shop notes. Rev Haw preached at the Methodist church. Heinbergs offers new cloaks, dresses and suits. Blacksmith J J McNeely opens shop. postmaster Meyer notes rising prices. elections shift Republican in Welch township. Entertainments include Uncle Rube at the old courthouse and Fairy Queen at Millerville Hall. Chrysanthemum show planned. a dance and box ball games advertised.
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Templeton
Fruitland
Jackson
M. East
Burfordville
Jno. Eaton
Mr. Woods
Jackson Lumber Co
M. T. Haw
Welch Township
McComb’s
Graves & Woods
Millerville Hall
T. E. McNeely
Mississippi
Heinberg’s
The
Presbyterian Church
Old Court House
Miller
Jim
C. W. Henderson
Oliver
Charles Ross
Heinberg'’s
W.C. TU
Sedalia Business College
Prohibition
Socialist
Peoples Party
Socialist Labor
Independence
Rube
Hummin
Ole Court House
Missouray
J. M. Colver
Flat River
W. J. Roberts
Oak Ridge
Standard Dress Goods Co
St. Binghamton N. Y
Heinberg
Ferdinand Berkbigler
Emanuel Thomas
Albert Berkbigler
Thomas
Albert
Ferdinand
Annie Anton
Uncle Rube
Miss Anton
Watkins remedies offer in Cape Girardeau county
L. T. Lindsay of Winona Minn markets Watkins Medical Co products including Stock and Poultry Tonic Extracts Spices and veterinary remedies in Cape Girardeau county promising satisfaction or money refund while offering Herald subscriptions and wall maps for sale during a ten day period ending January 1 1909.
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Herald
J. R. Watkins Medical Co
Winona
Missouri University News Letter features lectures and historic notes
The Missouri University News Letter highlights Li Sum Ling and Shiu King Wong’s lecture invitation, Homer Croy's plan for a lecture tour, and the Laws of the Territory. It also recalls the original 1804 Indiana Territory laws, Mrs. J. L. Stewart’s railroad ride, oleomargarine concerns in St. Louis, and university extension work in multiple Missouri towns. A 1841 university treasurer's purse and accounts are described, revealing early banking gaps and fund management.
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Li Sum Ling
Hong Kong
Chinese Mail
China
United States
University of Missouri
Shiu King Wong
New York City
Hin Wong
Ling
Columbia
Homer Croy
Baseball
Boston
Mississippi River
Law Library
Joseph Charles
St. Louis
Louisana Territory
William Henry Harrison
Thomas T. Davis
Henry Vander Burgh
John Criffin
Indiana Territory
Vincennes
J. L. Stewart
Wichita Kansas
Stewart
H. H. Lamb
Missouri
Elgin
Lamb
University of Misouri
Kansas City
St. Joseph
Carthage
Mexico
Nevada
W. H. Duncan
University of the University of Missouri
State Historical Society
Duncan
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Pasadena
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Olga McFarland
A. R. Byrd
Meyer
Warner & Johns
Trickey
J. M. A. Hall
J. J. McNeely
Madge Crowe
Caruthersville
Gad Reed
Cape
Heinberg's
Farmers Institute
McAfee
Success Magazine
Peacock
Success Magazine Bldg
New York
la Pierre
Priest & Behrens
Bruening & Kerstner
S. A. White
Iron Mountain
D. P. Bailey
Morehouse
Mr. Bailey
Mr. White
Sulphur Springs
Scott Co. Citizen
America
Yne
Frank W. Williams Company
W. Taylor St
Chicago
Portageville
New Madrid County
Scott Co
Mother Grant
W. H. Miller
L. T. Lindsay
Adam Hoffmann
Main St
Court-House
Missouri University News Letter
Cape County Savings Bank
Reo
L. M. Mosely
Cape Girardeau
Steinmeyer
Gam Pikey
Conran
Joho Io
I. Ith, Mi. D
McNeely Machine Shop
Fruitland Machine Shop
West Main Street
Bridge
Woneely
D. F. Sadler
Daisy
Appleton
Goredonville
Jones’ Drug Store
Whetstine’s
Public Square
Howard
A. B. Reid
Market Report