Senator Chandler Fears Trust Rule Threat to Republic
Vermont Republican Senator Chandler warns in Wayland's Monthly that trusts and giant corporations threaten competition and consumer welfare. He argues voters must mobilize to counter the 20th century effort to concentrate wealth, endangering republican stability. He urges action to prevent monopolies from swallowing small businesses.
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Sexator Chandler
Vermont
Our
Republic
Wayland
Emall
Weather Summary for Missouri Week Ending September 30 1001
The Weather Bread report notes warmer than usual conditions across Missouri with abundant sunshine. Heaviest rainfall occurred in the southwest on the 25th and 26th, and northern counties saw moderate to heavy rain, while many southeastern counties had little or no rain. Wheat seeding progresses in northern and western counties with excellent soil. eastern and southern counties face dry ground delaying sowing and raising fears for sprouted wheat without rain. Cotton opens in the southeast and is harvested under favorable conditions though overall production is light. Late potatoes mostly fail except a few counties, while late apples improve in western and eastern counties with a good crop expected in many main apple regions, though some areas still report losses. A. B. Hacker, Section Director.
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Missouri
U. S
Department of Agriculture
A. BE. Hacker
Weather and crop report from Jackson Station week ending
The U S Department of Agriculture report notes first frost on the 1st and earliest frost on the 7th, crop slightly injured. Weather and crop conditions summarized with general farm notes. Also contains unrelated medicine ad and subscription wood request urging prompt renewal.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
Jackson Station
L. M. Bean
U.S. W
County Correspondence Sept 40 Health and town notes
Health is tolerably good in the village. A 4 am steam whistle startled residents as an engine neared Daisy. Reports mention a well digging machine at G S Kinders, crops and farm sales, new houses, and local trades. Several residents recoveries, weather impacts on crops, and town plans for rail expansion.
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M. L. Morton
Fullbright
Blackstrith
H. F. Hahs
G. S. Kinders
Real Estate Transfers From Jackson Area Mortgages
Real estate transfers listed include Robert FE Edmundson and wife to William H Molenhour in section 21 township 31 range 11. Oliver Morton and wife to Dr Fred Brose lot 4 in Mortons Subdivision of Survey W0 IM township W range ll 110 J. Clippard and Minnie J Clippard to Alice D Lape lot 5 block 2 Morgan's second addition Jackson. Henry F Raache and wife to Charles Voges directors of school district F part of fractional section 22 northeast part of Survey No 795 township 21 range 12. Edward E Norvell and wife and Alice Skragpe and husband undivided three fifths in lands conveyed by Alexander P Norvell to Martha L Norvell quit claim. F Davis and wife to F K Buragh land in section 29 township 20 range LY east. Daniel Gilder and wife to Mrs Koous Baler 40 acres section 5 township and range 11 600 3. Clippard and wife to H K Smith north half of lot in block 7 Morgan's second addition Jackson 2 400
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Robert FE. Edmundson
Wm. H. Molenhour
Oliver Morton
Fred Brose
Morton
Henry F. Raache
Chas. Voges Et al
Edward E. Norvell
Alice Skragpe
Alexander P. Norvell
Martha L. Norvell
F. Davis
F. KE. Buragh
Daniel Gilder
Mra. Koous Baler
Tax collector schedules 1901 tax-payer meetings in Cape Girardeau County
The collector announces dates and venues across Hubble, Apple Creek, Whitewater, Shawnee and other townships for tax payments from October to December 1901. Nonpayment risks seizure and sale. office in Jackson. Also ads note music instruments, cough remedy, calendars, and extensive local real estate listings.
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Cape Girardeau County
Missouri
Dutchtown
Hubble Township
Allenville
Sneed's
Welch Township
Crump
Liberty Township
Whitewater
Tilsit
Hubble
Gordonville
Harfordville
Kinder Township
Millerville
Urreville
Gate Ridge
Apple Creek
Daisy
Friedheim
Arnsberg
Appleton
Pocahontas
Shawnee
Shawnee Town
New Wells
Shawnee Township
Needy's Landing
Random Township
Cape Girardeau
Cape Girardeau Township
Jackson
W. Fleenter
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Jackson Herald
LUSK
Posto Eome
Betas
Asees
Jackson, MO
Climate and Crop Bulletin
Weather Report
Aly
Lavaspree
Sean
Fay
Rt KH
Arans
Chris Gross
Chris
Albert Kain
Gottfried Gross
Cage Huckstop
McKinley
Claus Kerstne i
Mr. Mull
Main
Rev. Telle
Conrad Seimers
Coon
H. W. Bangert
Amos Axletree
Fruitland
D. W. Anderson
R. L. Caldwell
Amos MacLain
J.M. Colver
Mr. Houck
Russell Morton
St. Louis
John VanAmburg
Dyopepeia Qure
W. L. Wilkinson
Sikeston
W. T. Wesson
Gholsonville
I. L. Jones
The
Herald
Bean
Buchanan & Reddick Real Estate and Abstract Company
Bloomfield, Mo
Fair House
Botton
Arbor
Cousinville
Randle Station
Randles Station
Houck
Delta
Brooklyn
Geo. C. Hasslinger
Packope
RAI
G.S. Henderson
West Main Street
C. A. Wolters
Iarness
C. V. Alsop
Bank
J. L. Jenkins
Plainview
Schaefer
Carl Wallace
Chas. P. Hurst
D. Hays
Central Hotel
Orren Wilson
Etheeae
Cape Girardeau, Mo
John A. Snider
R. Reehan & Co
South High Street
Jackson, Missouri
Thomas Hunt
Iron Mountain
de Witt
H. L. Jones
Foley
A.D. Moore
St. Louis Fair
Ron Mountain Railroad
D. B. Bartey
Meier Bros. Hardware Co
Canton
BlueJay
Inviceieer
Sobn Deere
Harrows
O'Brien
Siolth
Young Hickory
Wagonn
Stu
Manley-Thompson
Meier Brothers
Ther Jackson
Fexxchange Bank
Henry R Englisu
J. W. Limpavan
Huey R. Quinn
H. BR. Enowisn
W. J. Rowewis
William B Semasrun
J. W. Limnavan
Sivon R. Quiss
Kneibert & Henderson
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