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Newspaper
Jackson Herald
Location
Jackson, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1909
Page
5
James Crich Browne, a noted medical authority, champions oatmeal as the premier cereal for brain and body development in children and adolescents. He asserts oatmeal strengthens the thyroid and enhances vitality, noting Scottish workers rely on it for robust, energetic health.
Allenville reg. cor reports a sunny day and good health. James Withers sells the real thing. A. A. Chisholm returns from Treadwell New York after Uncle Bob’s party. Electric Bitters claim to cure indigestion liver kidney and nerve issues with twelve bottles.
The fragment hints at a promotional effort to boost Milwaukee and the Cape as famous destinations or brands, with phrases repeating names and places to attract attention.
Normal school enrollment rises while Broadway paving blocked by objections. Jim Miller thriving in his line, H P Pieronnet at his store this morning. Common Pleas Clerk George Chappell serves the people. Two drunks last night, one jailed, the other sent home on a street car. Lickapittle drove a riverward assault, vanished. deputy force might have helped. Taft due the 26th. Regenharat touts readiness. Jackson merchants frequent the town. merchants urged to advertise in the Cash-Book and The Herald.
Whitewater Regular Corres pondent reports on health, business, and local rumors. G Brincefield sick but improving F M Ervin starts a blacksmith shop Flour mill busy G A Ford remains a Republican Jacob Waddle becomes a Whitewater citizen Railroad work continues Saloon talk at Stroderville Two youths John and Jim visited the Cape and drank Cape beer They wandered home and fell into a shallow well Bill Tyre rescues them but they fear George Parker’s anger or an indictment.
Noce runs secondhand shop while Silas Allen still delivers mail. J R Bowman grows into real estate. Mary Cochran sang early morning. Moses Thomas joked no stars in my crown. Judge L F Thomas visited Jackson last week. J N Robins and J F Proffer passed through. H Bud Langston returns to business. A B Leslie teaches at Hickory Grove. Estes plans to buy a mule if fair. A local man sold eggs with half rotten. he shot a duck on the way home.
Fruitland High School hosted a well attended entertainment event with a coed fundraiser. Local residents C. P. Matthews E Templeton and Sam Garner appear in passing notes about farming chickens and property fixes. Bud Bonney departed for Pocahontas, delaying Mrs. Bonney’s planned Jackson trip and causing disappointment.
A local textile line by Heinberg showcases cloaks skirts and waistpieces along with sweaters. The display highlights durable fabrics and period styling intended for daily wear and formal occasions in the shop window.
PER CT. MONEY. L have a client who desires to place money in Southeast Missouri and Southern Illinois, at percent in large some and 6 percent in smaller, on well improved farms with clear titles. Write or call on ORREN WILSON, Attorney-at-Law, Suit 205, Second Floor Harrison & Himmelberger Bldg., Broadway, Cape Girardeau.
In Appleton the hotel remains sparsely crowded as G A Schaefer contemplates a street change from left to right. A frost episode left its mark last week. Julius Gaharter visited Appleton, and the elusive old gentleman who made many visits was finally identified. A bizarre cow machine incident caused a comical failure and a burst contraption. The old man has not been seen since.
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