Missing or misread text on local notice board
Fragmentary OCR text from a local advertisement page lists a post office registration date November 1, 107 and a second class matter date November 4, 1807. It mentions rates for advertising and professional cards, but the words are garbled and incomplete, limiting factual reconstruction of an actual event.
Court Calendar and Provisions for Local Courts
Court notices outline schedule for County Probate Circuit and Common Pleas Courts in Jackson and Cape Grande, specifying regular and special session months and meeting days. The passage also notes a public remark on women wearing expensive hats in church services, reflecting social commentary.
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County Court
Jackson
Circuit Court
Common Pleas Court
Cape Ghrandeat
Slang Evolution Described in Quarternote Era Speech
A linguistic note discusses younger men being unnamed and the practice of coining terms like broken slats for rib injuries, reflecting casual slang development and social speech patterns.
Supreme Court Upholds Cape Peonage Case Verdict
The Supreme Court affirmed the lower court ruling in the Smith Peonage case tried at the Cape. Two Smiths and two or three others received prison sentences from six months to two years and fines from 100 to 5000 dollars.
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Supreme Court
The
Cape
Rise to the Good in Thought and Action
A reflective call to seek virtue in daily life by recognizing beauty, friendship, and charity. Encourages focusing on positive deeds and humane values to uplift oneself and humanity.
Road making trust and a rural rails of memory
A wary note on a new road making trust, contrasted with rural delight if guarantees prove real. The piece then shifts to recollections of childhood, recalling a birthplace, a broken cart, a sled, a kite, a sister, a brother, and parental care shaping enduring memories.
Home influence shapes future citizens and nation
The passage argues that in the United States and Canada the fate of nations rests with the people and especially with children. It urges that homes instill duty and civil discourse to curb disloyalty and domestic strife, warning that unruly youth will not honor the nation.
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America
Canada
Parliament Discusses Twentieth Century Problems
They take their places in the senate, parliament or congress to discuss the great problems that confront the civilization of the twentieth century.
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Senate
Parliament
Congress
Missouri trip of press committee to Current River site
A report from the State Press Association details Philip Ganz and W Southern Jr assessing Doniphan Ripley County for a future press club house. The party toured Current River by gasoline launches, enjoyed fishing and banquets, and noted scenic beauty and local hospitality while comparing regional potential and urging Missouri tourism growth.
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Messrs
Philiip Ganz
W. Southern, Jr
State Press Association
Macon
Poplar Bluff
Doniphan
Ripley County
Geo. A. Neal
Missouri State Bankers’ Association
W. W. Martin
T. F. Lane
Co. P. Harmon
F. A. Wise
D. C. Cunningham
St. Louis
South
Missouri
South Missouri
Arkansas
Ozarks
Tonia
Ripley
E. G. Dean
Trustee's Sale of Allenville Lot in Cape Girardeau County
Charles H Vollmer and Bettie Vollmer defaulted on a note secured by a deed of trust dated July 28 1906. The trustee Joseph E Schmuke will sell on November 30 1907 at the Jackson Missouri courthouse between 9 am and 5 pm to satisfy the debt, costs, and the purchaser will assume the prior mortgage. The sale is for the lot one of block two of Allenville as per the town map, subject to a prior Wedekind mortgage.
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Charles H. Vollmer
Bettie Vollmer
Cape Girardeau County
Missouri
Cape Girardeau
Allenville
Recorder’s Office
C. H. Vollmer
Frederick Wedekind
Jacob Waddle
William Randles
Charles Vollmer
Court House
Jackson
Visit to Ver sailes in Morgan postponed to later date
A report notes that a river visit to Ver sailes in Morgan county has been postponed and will be rescheduled for a future date. The delay affects plans for the trip and local schedules.
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Versailes
Morgan County
Stray notice filed in Apple Creek Township 1907
A stray notice records Jesse Crites presenting before Justice Henry W. Hahs in Apple Creek Township Cape Girardeau county on November 7 1907 describing two cattle a black and white spotted cow with one hip knocked down ear brand smooth crop and split about ten or twelve years old and a red heifer about eighteen months old. The cattle were appraised at 16 dollars by Thomas B. Crites John Friese and M Friese. Jesse Crites November 7 1907.
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Jesse Crites
Henry W. Hahs
Apple Creek Township
Cape Girardeau County
Thomas B. Crites
John Friese
M. Friese
Farm Owner Prohibits Hunting Without Permission
The undersigned states no hunting on his farm without consent and warns violators will face full extent of the law.
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Jackson Herald
BOW
Lusk
Jackson, MO
Jacke
Coplee
Wivsej Ae
Aepeay
Loralé
J. L. Jenkins
Schaefer's
Ben E. Masters
West Side
Henderson's Lumber
Chas. W. Henderson
West Main Street
Jackson, Lo
Jackson Launday
Chas
Orrick
Onimouth High Street
Cape County Savings Bank
Vest
G. S. Henderson
Wallace Bros
Orren Wilson
Notary Public Collections
Cape Gerardeau
de F. Sadle
den Jackson, Missouri
Dittay
Appleton
H. A. Ueleke Jackson
Joe E. McElroy
Cape Girardeau, MO
Herald Nice
Capericarchemu
John Atkinson
J. M. Snider
J. P
Simms
Edw.d.hays
Notary Public Opolie Central Hotel
Inlee Jackson
Jackson Machine Shop
F. B. Whetstine
Lot Water