Pawnee Bill's Great Shows Arrive Saturday
Pawnee Bill's combined rail road show and wild west exposition visit next Saturday November 2. The management favors honesty liberality and new features with Juvenile Wild West for children.
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Newspaper
Jackson Herald
Location
Jackson, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1901
Page
4
Pawnee Bill's combined rail road show and wild west exposition visit next Saturday November 2. The management favors honesty liberality and new features with Juvenile Wild West for children.
An advertisement-style account touts a forthcoming memorial book on President McKinley with eulogies from governors and editors. It claims high demand, offers bulk orders, and directs readers to subscribe and fund a McKinley Monument through profits. Also notes cheap daily papers, a kidney cure testimonial, and winter calendar sales from The Herald.
A physician from San Francisco promotes Nerve Waste as a trusted guide on nerve weakness. The work, endorsed by religious and secular press, offers practical advice and is priced at $1 by mail postpaid. Sample chapter on nervines and tonics available for stamps. Pacific Pub. Co., Box 2458, San Francisco.
A fascinating tale by Vance Thompson opens with a vivid view of New York life as it sets the stage for a compelling narrative arc. The piece hints at the social textures and urban tensions that will unfold through the central characters and their relationships.
A fragment from a periodical pitch for the Criterion Publishing special issue a reader offer three months for ten cents and a sample introduction. It extols the magazine as a refined venue for essays short stories poems music and art with notices of contributors including John Ari Lloyd and references to contemporary topics. The letter from Homembor urges support and invites a subscription reminder. A separate note reports Supt J C Glack of Pruntytown reform school praising Boleys Honey and Tea as effective safe cough medicine. Also a subscription arrears appeal asks readers to pay promptly.
Weather and crop report of the U S Department of Agriculture Jackson Station for the week ending Saturday October 20 1901 details weather conditions crop progress and forecasts for the district with emphasis on moisture temperatures and potential yields.
Catalog of rail options with routes from St Louis to Buffalo New York Boston and onward. Includes times 800m 260m 61percent 745pm 900am and pricing 45 90m 600m. Offers dining sleepers and first class cars alongside map and contact Cob Wiles at Big Four Ticket Office for reservations.
Marvin Collegiate Institute offers business college conservatory and elocution programs with nine specialist teachers. Courses cover piano voice and all stringed instruments in a healthy town setting. Send for catalogue and details on board and tuition terms.
A long catalog from L M Bean and Buchanan Reddick lists numerous properties for sale across Jackson and nearby towns. Listings include farm tracts from 40 to 600 acres, varying cleared acreage, timber land, houses, barns, springs, and orchards. Many parcels are described with proximity to towns like Gordonville, Houck, Randles Station, and Cape Girardeau, plus several Jackson dwellings and lots. Subscribe for the Herald.
Directory shows the Mth congressional district counties Cape Girardeau Hollinger Lutler Howell Christian Douglas Donklin Mississippi New Madrid Oregon Onark Pemiscot Ripley Scott Stoddard Brones and Tancry with Wbb Vanc diver as congressman A Lee as senator Also county and school board terms and court schedules including H Henderson OW Hoffmann Henry Steck M P Kirksey A P Behrens and John A Snider with meeting dates and judges listed
Excelsior Lodge No 441 AF A M meets on the second and fourth Thursdays monthly. Modern Woodmen Lodge No 4983 gathers on the last and second Mondays. Royal Neighbors of America convene on the second and last Mondays. Jackson Lodge 184 U W meets on the first and third Wednesdays. Select Knights and Ladies of America Camp 25 meets on the first and fourth Mondays. Home Forum Lodge 87 meets on the last Saturday. President W A Brooks listed.
Methodist Church holds 11 am and 7 40 pm services with Sunday School at 9 30 and Epworth Leagues at 2 and 7 pm. Presbyterian schedule 9 am and 7 40 pm with Sunday School 9 30. Baptist services 9 am and 7 30 pm with Sunday School 9 80 and midweek prayer Thursday. Union meetings by Rev Willett and Rev Lathan noted.
Easter Division trains list daily and weekend services including Kansas City Mail daily except Sunday, Poplar Bluff Express daily, St Louis Express daily, Chi rol and Texas Express daily except Sunday, Poplar Bluff Express daily except Sunday, St Louis Express Sunday service, and Accommodation on Sundays only.
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