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Newspaper
Jackson Herald
Location
Jackson, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1907
Page
4
The notice from BF Lusk Jackson Mol dated September 6, 105 provides mailing and post office information. It lists rates for legal notices and display ads and indicates advertising terms for one year, six months, and three months with local line charges per insertion.
The county court meets in regular session in Jackson the first Mondays in February May August and November. The probate court meets in regular session in Jackson the second Monday. The circuit court meets in regular session in Jackson the third Monday in January and May and the third Monday in August. The Cape Girardeau court of common pleas meets in regular session in Cape Girardeau the fourth Mondays in January May and September.
A civic appeal urges readers to uphold virtue and oppose food adulteration. It also reminds subscribers to check expiration dates, renew timely, and report delivery issues to ensure weekly Herald circulation reaches most subscribers by Thursday or Friday.
The piece warns against courting courtesy in public while remaining rude at home. It urges young people to evaluate a potential partner by how he treats his parents, especially his mother, rather than outward charm or polite parlor behavior. It emphasizes the harm of family disrespect on domestic happiness.
An editorial laments that leading people is easier than driving them to safety and condemns dog overpopulation as a social blight. It argues churches should guide youth along the straight and narrow path while warning the council to address the high dog population plaguing the village and residents’ vitality.
The piece notes that a man with head up shoulders back chest out stands out in crowds, while the average man, especially the young, slouches as if tired. It laments the prevalence of tired posture and calls attention to natural bearing as a social marker.
The article warns that larger cream concerns plan to outbid small local creameries, aiming to shutter them and set prices by trust control. It urges farmers to keep patronizing home creameries, noting their role in regional prosperity.
A nostalgic moral meditation contrasts a man reading a puff in a newspaper with a fat man slipping on a banana peel, then reflects on advertising, editors, and the sweet relief of honest business. It advises entering school on the first day, delaying entry if necessary, and urges bachelors to seek home life and a wife to share a Saturday night.
A fragment notes that the school library awakens interest among pupils, implying it inspires reading and study. The mention remains brief but highlights the library as a catalyst for curiosity and learning.
The piece extols a boy cultivating useful traits, urging reverence for God and obedience to parents. It recalls an old-fashioned mother, not modern vanity, but a sweet, guiding presence whose memory remains cherished beyond worldly fades and river scenes.
A sale notice touts burglar proof safes and vaults with restful sleep from safe banking. It also promotes pillow tops from 4c to 50c and a large assortment of fancy work materials including table scarves and stamped items at Bruening Kerstner D. G. Co.
Julia Shreiner and Walter visit Marble Hill relatives while Miss Nora Martin and Other Corner of Pocahontas attend Millerville dance with the Corner and Clippard band. Henry Shreiner and son travel to Marble Hill to see Ed Shriner who is ill. John Howard and Julia Clingingsmith wed last Sunday. Doctor Morgan returns home after a short absence. Rosa Dickman travels to Oak Ridge for peaches near Houck's track.
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