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Newspaper
Jackson Herald
Location
Jackson, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1903
Page
8
In Jackson Missouri October 1 the piece argues for Republican unity in Merald areas for one year inclining toward local advertising and legal display rates. It calls for political action, noting Democratic editors and county officials in close consultation and urging dawn Sunday trains to improve mail delivery.
A Nevada Herald article argues Missouri voters should join the Republican column to remove Democratic influence. It urges strong, united support and warns newcomers favoring reform will follow the party, noting newcomers’ cautious alignment and the need to show honest leadership.
Reduced rates for fairs across St Louis Memphis and South on KR AR Co. St Louis Gulf Railway Oran September 20 to October inclusive Cape Grewdevan October to IO inclusive Kennett October 4 to 17 inclusive Caruthersville October 21 to 24 inclusive. Tickets at one fare plus 50 cents for round trip with liberal return limit. Move particulars inquire of local agent BLOMEVER Gen Dias Agt Cane Chardeau.
H J Waters of the Missouri World's Fair commission disclosed state and county corn show prizes amounting to 1000 dollars. The plan includes 50 dollars to fund a county show in every county, plus dozens of prize categories for best corn in weight ears and displays with transport to St Louis covered by the commission.
The original Daniel Boone signature from a Missouri will is set to be exhibited in the Missouri building during the World’s Fair. Boone arrived in Missouri to command the St. Charles district in 2006 and oversaw areas now in Warren St. Charles Lincoln Montgomery Howard and Boone counties. He directed state affairs and signed tax receipts, though his rifle skills were sharper than his pen. The signature, part of a tax receipt record, is held by the Missouri Historical Society and was secured by the Missouri commission for display.
Fresh bread and cakes available at Wagoner bakery at all times. Meals served in first class style. Wa Wacyrr, proprietor, Jackson, Missouri.
Charles P Cunningham of Caruthersville raised produce worth 20700 last year on a farm costing 1500 five years ago in the Mississippi river bottom of Pemiscot county. The sunken land farm yielded six crops of alfalfa totaling five to six tons per acre, with hay selling at 140 per ton averaging 300 an acre.
List of assigned preachers across Charleston district stations circuits and ports. Includes M B Chapman presiding elder Charleston station and numerous ministers to various circuits and stations with several supplies noted. DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve advertised as the best for cuts burns and piles with claims of purity and world recognition.
A 19th century political column contrasts Republican and Democratic paths, claiming the GOP offers treasury surplus, debt reduction, and rising gold reserves while the Democrats bring deficits and debt. The author traces a journey from 1893 to 1897, reporting large sums removed from obligations and taxes.
Street fair ideas are under discussion for the farmers institute. A stock show is planned for the institute's last day. All interested are urged to meet in Jackson on Monday October 12.
Farmers and interested parties are urged to attend a reorganizational meeting at the court house in Jackson next Saturday October 3 to elect committees for a county corn exhibit. The date of the institute and show will be announced soon with large premiums from the state board of agriculture and Worle's fair commission. J J Sawyer is president.
Notice from Ler Harr, Collector of Cape Girardeau County Missouri, listing dates and towns for tax collection from October 26 to November 20, 1903 at various township sites and concluding with Jackson office hours from November 20 to January 1, 1904. Nonpayment may lead to seizure and sale of property with costs.
Trust deed notice states Henry Fenimore and wife convey real estate in township 38 north range 14 east Cape Girardeau MO to secure a promissory note. Foreclosure sale scheduled Tuesday October 27 at Jackson courthouse South front door. Trustee Reverend W Russell to sell at public auction to highest bidder for cash to satisfy debt and costs. Also includes an advertisement for Kodol Dyspepsia cure with testimonials from W. W. Saylor and Willard Penn.
A St. Joseph man, Tandy H. Rice, grows bean pads thirty six inches long with twenty beans each. Missouri aims to be the champion bean state as Rice plans to exhibit his monster beans in the Missouri building at the World’s Fair. L. A. Goodman oversees Missouri vegetables collection and has secured a splendid display.
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