Local notices and community events in Sikeston area
W C Bowman and family attended Mrs Estes funeral at Burfordville. Cape County Savings Bank nears completion. Black smut harms cattle. corn not good horse feed. Chrysanthemum show sale by King’s Daughters and Young Ladies. Local fishing party at Dutchtown. Ladies to St Louis for chrysanthemum festival. Miss Bennett to winter south. Probas Koehler probate trial ends without testimony. Cotton Belt trestle fire burned last Monday. train No 2 avoided wreck at Charleston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.C. Bowman
Sikeston
Estes
Burfordville
Bowman
Bates
Farmers’ Institute
Cape County Savings Bank
King's Daughters and Young Ladies Society
A. Sawyer
Welling Medley
Miss Bennett
Miss Ruff
Dutchtown
Dr. Henderson
J. P. Camp
W. H. Miller
Josephine Mennett
Nellie Jones
Christine Medley
Koehler
P. Harenberg
Emma Harenberg
Charleston
Farmers Institute Shows Off Papers And Premiums
The Farmers Institute announces a two day program on Monday November 20 and Tuesday November 19 with lectures by State Veterinarian Leetore D FP Luckey and horticultural talks by W L Howard plus a varied premium list for displays including best farm products garden goods and baked items. A three session Monday program and two session Tuesday schedule emphasize town participation and contests with prizes such as groceries furniture and sewing items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Institute
Reean Yee Reren
Pickinny
McQumbe
Melmkampt
W. Limbaugh
Rilolse
Latham
Emma McNeely
Leetura
T. J. Maira
H. Eekles
Dairy Husbandry Institute
Jackson Herald and Republican Politics in Missouri
The Jackson Herald advocates Republican unity in southeast Missouri, notes county party divisions, and defends independent journalism. It urges support for regional rail development via the Houck road, and asserts commitment to the party while opposing unworthy candidates.
Hatchery fish distribution notice in Missouri
Missouri residents seeking young crop ple or Wack bass for ponds lakes or streams must apply to Phil Kopplin superintendent Forest Park Hatchery St Louis or M B O'Brien superintendent St Joseph Hatchery The only expense is 75 cents for a can sent in advance express charges prepaid A five gallon can carries 30 to 50 small fish Applicants will be notified before shipment If more than one is desired remit accordingly KE Yenawine president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.O.D
KE. P. Yenawine
Fraternal Groups Urged to Meet in Jackson
A Jackson appeal calls fraternal organizations to hold meetings for mutual support and public sympathy. The note stresses welcoming speakers and crowds, urging members to drop prejudice and attend gatherings for the benefit of the county and its lodges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Schaefer
Public Square
Local Reader Praises One Minute Cough Cure
W T Wesson of Gholsonville and H L Jones report satisfaction with Your One Minute Cough Cure. They claim it is the best remedy for coughs colds throat and lung troubles according to the letter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Jones
W.T. Wesson
Gholsonville
Wadragelt
Onslomere
Tax Collector Schedules 1901 Cape Girardeau County Recoveries
The collector of Cape Girardeau County Missouri announces tax collection sessions at Neelys Landing Egypt Mills Cape Girardeau and Jackson from November 14 to December 31 1901. Taxpayers failing to pay will face seizure and sale of property plus costs. Back tax books will be available at the Jackson office. J W Flexhar Collector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Girardeau County
Missouri
Neely's Landing
Shawnee Township
Egypt Mills
Rundol Township
Cape Girardeau
Cape Girardeau Township
Jackson
J. W. Flexrar
Marriage Licenses and Local Notices
Marriage licenses issued include William Green and Stella Dirden, P. J. Genderson and Lula E. Wilkinson, O. C. Martin and Belle Mayfield, and W. J. Shively of Batesville, Ohio. Also contains a testimonial about Banner Salve from Batesville and a note on calendar souvenirs for 1902. The notice urges subscribers and patrons to pay overdue accounts promptly to avoid dunning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Green
Stella Dirden
P. J. Genderson
Lula E. Wilkinson
O. C. Martin
Belle Mayfield
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Farmers’ Institute
Leetore
D. FP
Luckey
W.L. Howard
Horticulturals
Mra
Lula Helmkamf
Hermine Kethne
Plymouth
Langshan Snuwee
Wyandotte
Brown Lewhorn
Mrahmg
Brolin
Cochin
Jackson Herald
Republacan
B. F. Lusk
Puptasnen
Jackson, MO
Existance
Cape Girardesu
Volksfreund
Cape Democrat
Daily Republican
Hgrald
Republican Party
5. M. & A. Company
Houck
Monck
Oak Ridge
Houck Road
Temple of Justice
HeraLd
Saaue
Fraternity
Anner
Jackson Exchange Bank
West Main
Jackson, Missouri
Jack
Livie
Evanties
G. C. Hasslinger
W. J. Shively
Batesville, O
Jackson Ein
Heroun
G. 5
Henderson
West Main Street
C.H. Wolters
Furness Shop
C. V. Alsop
Omee
el Doutetry
Lts
Offlee Phonw
J. L. Jenkins
Blore
Plainview Nursery
Darket
Teult
Carl Wallace
Herkahira
Orren Wilson
Bill Practice
At Law
Cape Girardeau, MO
D. Hays
Orrick
Central Hotel
John A. Snider
Attorney - AT - Law
E. P. Emerson
South High Street
Savings Hank
G. Hansan
Lima
W. R. KR
Foley
U. S
Meier Bros. Hardware Co
Canton Pt
Blueday
Harrows
O'Brien
Smith, Young Hickory
Wagon' S Brills
Manley-Thompson Buggies
Meier Brothers
Callonus
Wilkinson
Millon Apple Creek
Branda
Altenburg
Theiss & Theiss
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