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Newspaper
Jackson Herald
Location
Jackson, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1907
Page
3
Fragmentary 1807 notice from Jackson Missouri with references to a muster or military event dated November 4 1807 and a one year six months term. Text is garbled but indicates official acknowledgment of service period and a single copy provision. Names and precise details are unreadable.
County Court meets in regular session in Jackson the first Mondays in February May and November. Probate Court meets in regular session in Jackson on the Second Mondays in February May August and November. Circuit Court meets in regular in January and May and the third Monday in Anast. Common Pleas Court meets at Cape Girardeau in regular session on the fourth Mondays in January May and September.
Oklahoma slated for November 16 union. Republicans gain in Pennsylvania and Massachusetts. Banks in Jackson report solid health amid market jitters. W H Miller eyed for Missouri Attorney General. Twelve states voted November 5 with six governors chosen. Rev A H Smith of Poplar Bluff dies suddenly. he served four years as pastor in the Pocahontas circuit. Lawyers address juries in courts across the region.
The piece laments attacks on character while praising the steadfast farmer and skilled printer. It extols farmers as masters of their land, praising honesty and family virtue, and lauds printers for their precise, multifaceted work from correcting spelling to evaluating economics and politics.
Special to the Herald recounts a trip from Neelys Landing to Bloomfield via Cape Girardeau and Bloomfields with stops at Poplar Bluff Brownwood Sturdivant and Puxico. Describes extensive logging activity in towns sawmills with Schenck claiming the largest capacity and remarks on changes since 45 years prior and the Cherokee purchase Bruin berry patch anecdotes and deep water soil observations.
A critique warns about dime novels shaping child behavior with sensational love and murder stories. It urges parents to provide good literature at home and to read aloud at night to foster honesty, respect, and school love. The piece notes a successful Japanese tea event hosted by the Foreign Missionary Society and praises Mrs. M. T. Hawde for organizing it.
Trust deed of July 28 1906 by Charles H Vollmer and Bettie Vollmer secures a note to Jacob Waddle and William Randles. Securities have paid the note in full and the trustee will sell on November 30 1907 at the south front door of the Cape Girardeau County Courthouse Jackson Missouri between 9 am and 5 pm for cash to satisfy the debt and costs. Purchaser assumes payment of the first mortgage. Joseph E Schmuke trustee.
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