Ditches for Water Along Streets Start as City Wades In
The water and light works advance with ditching for water mains underway. A large engine-driven ditcher digs 3 to 4 foot deep, 2 foot wide trenches, at about 750 feet daily. In ten days all mains will be laid, and the power house work begins immediately. Jackson will have ample water and lights within four months, spurring growth and better streets in this Missouri town.
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Jackson
Missouri
Booth as Black Donald at Cape Girardeau Opera House
In 1857 John Wilkes Booth rose from obscurity by impersonating Black Donald in Mrs. Southworth’s The Hidden Hand at the Grecian Temple. Praised by Southworth, Booth’s portrayal was deemed unparalleled and highly sought after by actors. The Moore dramatization makes Black Donald a leading role alongside Capitola and plans a Cape Girardeau Opera House showing Friday, November ?.
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New York
Lowand
Donald
Black Donald
Grecian Temple
Moore
Capitola
Opera House
Cape Girargen
Missouri Christian Endeavor Convention in Springfield
The Twentieth Annual Convention of the Missouri Christian Endeavor Union will meet in Springfield from October 24 to 27. Delegates are urged from all societies as the event promises to be the largest in Union history. A $1 registration covers lodging, breakfast, badge, program, and privileges. Miss Roxie Cassity, 427 Grand Ave, Springfield, handles information requests. Hon. C. H. Daves of St. Louis visited yesterday.
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Missouri Chistian Endeavor Union
Springfield
Endeavor
Roxie Cassity
Grand Ave
WEW Primary Election Law Chronology for 1908
The article outlines a sequence of dates and actions for the 1908 WEW primary law. It specifies steps from May 6 to August and October, including publication of offices, transmittal of nominee lists, sample ballots, error corrections, and certification to county clerks. It also notes candidate filings for U.S. Senate and the preparation of party tickets by the secretary of state.
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Joseph Richardson
Swanger
Secretary of State
Peter ” Vassers
United States
The Cape Fair Notes Mixed Attendance and Rumors
The Cape Fair was well attended and management pleased with results. Races on Saturday underperformed while Thursday races were praised. Officials say higher premiums could boost attendance and quality of stock. Rumors of relocation to the old fair grounds are denied.
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Cape Fair
House Fire at J J Wilkinson Home Sparks Suspicions
The house of J J Wilkinson burned Monday night. Investigators traced the incinerary path, noting mud on the fence and footprints. Authorities hold strong suspicion and say the case may go to court later.
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J. J. Wilkinson
Express Messenger Hurt In Accident Near Allenville
Express messenger Frank Bueckmann was injured while moving a bike near Allenville when a pole broke, striking his abdomen. He received medical care and is expected to resume work soon. The October adjourned court approved road and bridge actions, road improvements, and several county fund disbursements totaling about 1478.54 with multiple orders and appointments.
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Frank Bueckmann
Jon
Tron Mountain
Allenville
A. H. Poe
W. C
Seimers
Robt. Howard
Millerville Road
J.B. Howard
Oak Ridge
Shawneetown
C. C. Mirley
Walter
Union- Lumber Co
Henry Koch
Wasterling
Cape Lime Co
Jackson Lime Co
Herman Rabich
Delta
Randles
Leo Groozean
A. F. Slinkard
Clarence Grant
J. W.smith
Oscar Crites
Grant & Elbrecht
Jackson Herald
C. L. Grant
Standard Printing Co. Cir
E. Z. Hitt
J. P
H. E. Alexander
John G. Putz
J. E. Schmucke
Fred Goyert
C.C. Oliver
Theodore Amos
J. J. Rienhart J. P
Shawnee
Pol
Five Dollars and Costs From Colored Fray
Jessie Henderson and Con Primm, two Jackson citizens, fought with rocks last Saturday. A window was broken and both were arrested. Result, five dollars and the costs.
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Jessie Henderson
Con ‘Primm
Jackson
Meddlesome Mattie notes and Cape area visits
The Herald records local news from the Cape area including Eeveeersinger moving to the Cape, school attendance with Miss Victoria Ates teaching, visits by Miss Ona Burton and Miss Lizzie Broderick, a farewell party by Everett Hersinger, and relatives gathering. Several residents, including Mrs Mollie Broderick and families from Douglas County, Artie Slinkard and wife, and Mr Charley Freeman, are mentioned. Activities include possum hunting, lumber work at Byrd's Creek yard, and attendance at German school.
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Everett Hersinger
Mollie Broderick
Douglas County
M. A. Broderick
Artie Slinkard
Flat River
Charley Freeman
T. E. Broderick
Cape
Pink Smith
St. Louis
Annie Herzinger
Ida Burton
Fred Herzinger
Mattie
Eight Year Old Preacher Delivers Stirring Jackson Sermon
In Jackson the eight-year-old Washington Chavis astonished a large audience with a powerful delivery and earnest call to youth. From Ecclesiastes chapter 11 verse 9 his sermon earned praise as more scientific and eloquent than most, drawing 65 souls to come forward and pledge a better life.
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Jackson
Washington Chavis
Mystry
Marriage License List Includes Multiple Couples
Victor Tant and Amy Barber, Wm. O. Bowman and Marie C. Jones, Prettie Kerstner and Alma Thompson, Joseph Shaw nore and Catherine Deach, Daniel Beal an Ida Fulenwider, Phal Tuck and Margarite Grimes, Peter Whittaker and Mand Ellis obtain marriage licenses in a consolidated notice from local authorities.
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Victor Tant
Amy Barber
Wm. O. Bowman
Marie C. Jones
Prettie Kerstner
Alma Thompson
Joseph Shawnore
Catherine Deach
Daniel Beal
Ida Fulenwider
Phal Tuck
Margarite Grimes
Peter Whittaker
Mand Ellis
Gockel and Buerkle Liverymen Offer Stable Service
Gockel and Buerkle advertise a ready livery service with fast horses and affordable rates. They claim superior horses that go well and reliable rigs, promising steady pulls and dependable hitching for customers.
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Gockel & Buerkle
Ido
Houck Railroad Upgrades Improve Roadbed Rapidly
The Houck railroad is being placed in better condition rapidly with rock ballast in all cuts and dirt cleaned from the ends of the ties. The track is being lined up neatly along its length.
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Houck
The Waning Hardwood Supply Debate Emerges
The article analyzes a long term decline in hardwood lumber output across many states. It notes prices rising 25 to 65 percent while annual cuts fall by about one billion feet over seven years. Appalachians are seen as the best future source, though past damage hinders recovery.
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Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Iowa
Kentucky
Michigan
Minnesota
New Jersey
Tennessee
Texas
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Lake States
Mississippi Valley
Appalachian Mountains
Appalachian
Appalachians
New Methodist church site cleared and plans near completion
The church committee moved the Steinholf building off the lot for the new £50,000 Methodist church. Contracts will be let soon as plans are polished. The town will gain in appearance with a fine building across the Sehinucke corner, reflecting steady progress in Jackson.
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Methodist Church
Steinholf
Sehinucke
Jackson
Real estate transfers list multiple Cape Girardeau and Jackson deeds
Real estate transfers show numerous parcels in Cape Girardeau and Jackson, including lot transfers, acreage, and additions. Notable transfers include H E Jenkins to James R Jenkins for lot 53 in Jackson, 40 acres to William Daniels, and various others with prices ranging from 1 to 6 thousand dollars. The record aggregates deeds involving individuals such as L Taylor, L B Houck, Samuel E Stuart, Fritz Schlimme, Mary Runnels, and many others across West End, Allenville, Daisy, and Whitewater.
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H. E. Jenkins
James R. Jenkins
City of
Jackson
W. W. Drum
Tech
Hahs
Daisy
L. Taylor
Cape Girardeau
John A. Hope
William Daniels
L. B. Houck
Eliza Janssen
J. C. Clippard
J. J. Maysfield
H. Brauner
I Kinder
Daugherty
N. D. Shone
Emory Fulenwider
Nora Christian
Daisy Young
Allenville
George P. Morton
Minnie Brown
Nora
Thomas Christian
H. H. Hinton
Frederick
John C. Haupt
Henry Steinhoff
John C
J. Fees
City of Girardeau
Seus
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