Local notices and political commentary from Jackson
An itemized ad list prints rates for local advertising, followed by editorial observations on politics and a proposed public land purchase. It discusses auctions as profitable, asserts property values in Jackson will rise, and critiques politicians while detailing a courthouse site plan and suggested land acquisitions including the Jones, Wessell, and Wright properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
First North
Main Street
People's Bank
Macke
Jones and Wessell
Mrs. Wright
Mr. Jones
Mrs. Wessel
General Revenue Fund
City of
Jackson
Dental Notice for White- FE water access
Dental notice lists a series of names such as J. Lo TexkINS and Wm Kiennieh with dates Monday and Tuesday November 27 and 2s. Mention appears of Pred Runnels Res Ates W. TL Mraiton and Katie Hortons Alex Kiristhan M WL Lavomeys Posy Havit mano Many Roth Herman Kimbel Lilly Pritchher Wim Lindsey Mintie Casselouens flenny Mangles Alma Koemer ROL. Ragan and Plo Winkle ALL. Piedade Mollie Thiessen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiennieh
Minnie Neumeyer
J. M. MekKnight
Luella Morris
Runnels
Res Ates
TL Mraiton
Katie Hortons
Alex
Kiristhan
Lavomeys
Posy Havitmano
Many Roth
Herman Kimbel
Lilly Pritchher
Wim
Lindsey
Mintie
Jackson Lecture Course Second Number at M A Hall
The Second Number of the Jackson Lecture Course will appear in the M A recital hall Friday evening. The company is praised as matching the high standard of the first concert, with tickets on sale. Col Birnineham will arrange seating, and the event promises lively entertainment at low prices in Jackson Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Old Homestead
M. A
Dee Bo
Trent
Col. Birnineham
Every Two Minutes Blood Flows Through Heart Ad Caption
Physicians warn that blood cycles through the heart every two minutes in a healthy body. Irregular circulation harms overall health. The ad asserts Scott's Emulsion purifies the blood and improves circulation as a remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Scott's Emulsion claims quick blood absorption
An advertisement extols Scott's Emulsion as a fast acting aid that is partly digested before entering the stomach. It emphasizes less stomach work, quicker benefits, and a change for the better expected soon. The text argues the product delivers the greatest good with minimal effort for those in poor health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Ad Claims 25 Years
The old Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic pleads its 25 year endurance with a claim of iron and quinine in a tasteless form. The copy asserts no cure, no pay and positions the product as a trusted tonic.
Blood poisoning and Arnica Salve claim life saved
In a Belle Plaine report J J Stearns recalls a friend saved from a lethal hand infection after using Arnica Salve. The ad touts Arnica salve as best for burns and sores and promotes Dr Woods as vendor. Also promotes Kodol Dyspepsia Cure as a digestant sold by W A Trickey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Stearns
Belle Plaine
Minn
Jacksen
Eh. Woods
W. A. Trickey
Tax collection schedule announced for Cape Girardeau County
Clarence L. Grant, Tax Collector, outlines 1905 tax receipt times and places across Cape Girardeau County including Burfordville, Millerville, Apple Creek, Friedheim, Jackson, Pocahontas and Cape Girardeau. Property may be seized if taxes are unpaid. tax books available at office for back payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Girardeau
Missouri
Burfordville
Kinder
Millerville
Whitewater
Kurreville
Apple Creek
Friedheim
Arnaberg
Appleton
Randel
Egypt Mills
Neely
Cape Girardewu
Cape Gar
Jackson
Clarence L. Grant
Cape Girirdeau County
Cleared for Action Dr King New Life Pills Ad
An old ad touts Dr King New Life Pills with claims of health benefits including blooming cheeks bright eyes firm flesh and buoyant mind. The 25 cent remedy is sold by Dr E Woods, the local druggist.
Health notes and a swamp hunting trip report
Health generally good. John Wachter’s child sick but improves. Mrs. Sarah Harris of Neely’s Landing passed through en route to Texas to see her son Robert Harris in Cromby. Several hunters returned from a ten day swamp trek below Delta. Reported 12 turkeys and other game. A saucy peddler bought goods with a five dollar bill then returned some items. He was chased by Mr. Clubb and later claimed involvement with a dangerous brother. Police action urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wachter
Sarah Harris
Neely’s Landing
Texas
Robert Harris
Cromby
Chas. Caldwell
Chas. Swan
Delta
Sam Clubbs
Night Frisco Adds Through Sleeping Train Between St Louis and Memphis
Beginning November an additional Frisco train with through sleeping gear and coach will operate between St Louis and Memphis via River Division. The southbound train departs St Louis at 12:45 a.m. and the northbound departs Memphis at 1:00 p.m. and arrives in St Louis at 6:50 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiewl
St. Luis
Memphis
River Division
Frisc
St. Louie
St. Louis
Terville Race With Death By Liver Disease Told
Ralph F Fernandes of Tampa Florida recounts a fearful race with death from liver trouble and heart disease. He credits Mectric Bitters with a rapid recovery in three days and claims to be cured. Sold by Dr S I Woods at 50 cents guaranteed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corea
Fren Adare Liding
Mone An Royal Medicine CO
Layne, Hulle
W. AL Trickey
Jackson, Ma
Ralph F. Fernandes
Tampa
Fla
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Apverstiaina
Jackson, MO
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Edw. D. Hays
Chas. H. Daves
J. Lo Texkins
Gio
Scrialer
Foleys
Om Dr. Kin
New Discovery
Orren Wilson
Law
Cape Girardeau, MO
Edw
D. Hays
Attorney At Law Notary Public
Central Hotel
Sam Vandivort
Jackson, Missouri
S$ Lo
Occo
Mosler
Yale
Bankers’ Association
J. H. Howard
Oak Ridge
Wolter
J. L. Jenkins
V. Alsop
Farbange
G. S. Hennerson
Routh F High Street
Cape County Savings Bank
Offer Jrlonie
Wvhite
Ballard-Snow Liniment Co
At. Lowlis, MO
Woods
Ballard
Mra Mead Adams
Deltenwalte Ter
Bellard
Ourea
Ballard Snow Liniment Co
S. E. Woods
J. E. Blaine
Maiiiyey
Fotlis
Tie Keeley
Ietitios
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