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Newspaper
Jackson Herald
Location
Jackson, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1910
Page
8
In a May 13 1908 letter to Walter S Dickey Governor Hadley states he is not in favor of statewide prohibition. He argues Missouri is diverse with varying habits and interests making a uniform law impractical. He supports local option laws and stronger measures to curb liquor evils while preserving local liberty.
In Missouri, Senator Stone predicts the statewide Prohibition amendment will fail, favoring local option. He cites balanced county votes and cities like St. Louis Kansas City and St. Joseph edging against it, stressing opposition to blue laws and support for local self government.
In a Times report, Methodist and Presbyterian pastors voice varied views on liquor control. Rev MeKkit trick backs local option. Rev Nicholls supports local option though preferring statewide prohibition. Rev Sale opposes prohibition but favors local option. Archbishop Glennon cites Catholic guidance promoting temperance and abstinence for heavy drinkers.
Democratic candidate J H Howard petitions voters for support in Byrd township general election. Puryam FapeLess Dyes color silk wool and cotton at one boiling invites dyeing and mentions PuTNAM ADK LERS Dyn as a product reference.
W. Bends of Coal City Alabama says he found a perfect mine of health with Dr King’s New Life Pills. After 12 years of suffering from liver and kidney trouble they cured him. The pills are praised for constipation malaria headaches dyspepsia debility and sold by druggists for 25 cents.
The petition in Cape Girardeau County seeks a divorce from Amy BE Schreiner on grounds of epilepsy and intolerable conduct. The notice requires publication once weekly for four weeks and sets November 2, 1910 as the appearance date.
The Jackson Herald records a full and true order of publication for a court notice in Cape Girardeau Missouri. Letters of administration for Joseph Ingrans deceased have been granted August 7, 1810, requiring all claims within one year for allowance and two years to be barred, addressed to MITCHELL McPapwen Administrator.
To whom it may concern. The Probate Court of Cape Girardeau County Missouri has received notice that Joseph Ingram, formerly a resident, left the state and has remained away for more than seven years. Letters of Administration on his estate have been granted. If no proof of his living is shown within seven years from this date, the court will distribute the estate after debts and expenses. Dated Jackson Missouri August 10, 1910.
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