Libel suit filed for 200,000 against St Louis Globe Democrat
Geo Orchard of Poplar Bluff sues the St. Louis Globe Democrat for 200,000 in a libel action. Illinois Central railroad officials are reportedly reviewing Houck road potentially for ownership. Two amendments voted on last election show majorities 42410 and 22221 respectively. Also mentioned are advertisement rates and a tonic ad recalling Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic.
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Geo. Orchard
Poplar Bluff
St. Louis Globe Democrat
Illinois Central Railroad
Houck Road
Notice to hunters trespassers on premises
Notice to all hunters and others caught hunting or trespassing on my premises will be prosecuted. Henry Altenthal Jr. names Frank Carmean Amanda Hoffman Evert House Emma Horn 8 L Huggins Mary Malone Henry Heider Lovina Bollinger Albert Kipping Clara Birk Henry Ludner Ida Jahn James W Wells Nancy Foster FE.
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Henry Altenthal, JR
Frank Carmean
Amanda Hoffman
Evert House
Emma Horn
Fruitland Notes on Weather Trade and Travel
Health is good and the weather is fine as Fruitland prepares for winter. Residents gather corn haul wood and dry meat while Tilten Tant visits Arkansas and Victor Tant travels to Texas. Hunters return from lower counties with plenty of game. Cholera claims some neighbors hots. local businesses thrive. Rumor says railroad ownership may change. calls grow for better accommodations. Owl Club inquiries directed to Frank Horn.
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Tilten Tant
Arkansas
Payland
Victor Tant
Texas
Fruitland
Houck
Owl Club
Frank Horn
Scribelber
Nice Top buggies and clothing ads fill local notices
The column lists items for sale at C. H. Walter's including top buggies for 35 dollars and road wagons priced at 30 335 and 40. It notes a fatality of Eva Mogler in Denver Gal and mentions a Cape High School J M A football win 21 to 0 and a Jackson M A game 16 to 0 with Clarence Taylor injured. Various local residents visit relatives and store ads urge Christmas shopping and furniture claims.
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C. H. Wolter’s
Eva
Frank Mogler
Denver
Gal
Jackson Military Academy
Jackson High School
Clarence Taylor
Wedding Blessings for Louie Epping's Son and Miss Birk
The Herald joins friends in wishing happiness for the son of Louie Epping a prosperous Tilsit merchant and Miss Birk daughter of Max Birk a successful farmer. A public sale is set at the Oscar R. Penny farm 34 miles east of Jackson on Saturday Dec Sth 1906. The event lists steam wagons bugby farm implements one cow a year old heifer hay corn and some household items. Jacob Doyle a former Democratic representative candidate says he has no quarrel with Republicans over being passed over but will remember prominent Democrats who scratched him. Albert Rieman of Millerville vanished taking several hundred dollars from notes forged on relatives and is said to have secured about 4000. He was married and his wife went to her father Rans Hartle. George Simms, a top state photographer, has rented the Williams Gallery in Jackson and will open Dec 1 1906 with first‑class work guaranteed not to fade. The gallery will be refurnished and holiday photos can be ordered early.
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Louie Epping
Tilsit
Miss Birk
Max Birk
The
Herald
Oscar R. Penny
Jackson
Jacob Doyle
Doyle
Albert Rieman
Millerville
Rans Hartle
Geo. Simms
Williams
Baptist Church Roll-Call Mass Meeting Notice
On Sunday evening December 2 at 2 oclock all members of the Baptist church of Jackson Missouri are requested to be present for a roll-call mass meeting by order of the church. A M Ross pastor.
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The
Baptist Church of
Jackson
A. M. Ross
Unclear lifestyle and town events spark community debate
A Kansan town faces a mixed day of activities as residents discuss helping others, teen reactions to a spell, and plans for a local event. A worker earns 12 dollars weekly while the community weighs chores, savings, and a future project involving streetcar workers and government work.
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