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Newspaper
Jackson Herald
Location
Jackson, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1905
Page
5
Lewis W. Moore of the Home Border Telephone extols a good citizen as one who loves his town, pays debts, supports his home paper, avoids greed, keeps neat habits, and ensures modest comfort for loved ones, with practical daily living standards.
Report of the condition of The Peoples National Bank at Imehowon, Mikswri, including reserves, deposits, and liabilities. The form lists cash, securities, United States bonds, due from approved reserve agents, checks, and fractional currency. Signed by the bank’s cashier and directors, dated September, with official seal and attestation.
Set of nine complete maps and an encyclopedia offered free with a one dollar yearly subscription to Twice-A-Week Republic and Farm Progress. Includes world, U S, Alaska, Hawaii, Puerto Rico, Philippines, panamas and state maps among others. Limited time offer for separate address delivery and durable charts mailed free.
Horses and mules for sale at Jackson sale stable. Always a good selection of country horses and mules on hand. ScHapEm and QuERY, Jackson Missouri.
J L Jenkins declares his final health tour to Oak Ridge AB next Monday and Pocahontas next Tuesday with plans to resume visits quarterly after December. J W McKinnon of Talladega Springs Alabama praises Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption and pneumonia relief after doctors failed to help. Guaranteed relief for sore throat bronchitis coughs and colds at Dr Wood’s drug store price 50 cents and trial bottle free.
Wheat threshing completed with Frank Drum finishing last. Clover hulling in progress as yields look poor. Houck’s train suffered minor accident injuring none seriously. Winter Bros. open new store and like the location. Morton plans a California prospecting trip. James Sawyer fished with good luck last week. Hunters report licenses issued. Town anticipates new county courthouse with ample space and hitching racks. SCRIBBLER.
Rever R Hicks of St. Louis announces Word and Works Magazine will switch to a fully illustrated monthly format with weather forecasts for the first six months of 1906 in early fall issues. The Hicks Almanac will be discontinued and readers may receive two forecast numbers for 1906. Price is 10 cents per copy or 81 per year. order from Word and Works Publishing Co., 2001 Locust St., St. Louis Mo.
A notice advises Southeast Missouri publishers to avoid the Publishers Reporter of New York. It warns they are eager to collect debts for others and may keep collecting on a debt even after it has been paid.
Syracuse man Chas F Lemberger recalls applying Bucklen's Amica Salve to a deep gash over his sons eye which quickly healed and saved the eye. The salve is also recommended for burns and ulcers and sold for 25 cents at Dr Wood's drug store.
A damaged OCR passage discusses the danger of trusts to farmers, advocating abolition of special privileges. It advertises Tom Watson's Magazine, its editorial stance, contents, and subscription details, claiming strong circulation growth and urging readers to subscribe.
An advertisement requests three names of reading farmers with a small payment offer and stamps or a silver quarter to enroll them for a four month trip subscription. It invites two good names and witnesses and mentions TOM WATSON'S MAGAZINE at No 12 West 42nd St New York for clipping the offer.
Public notice states the regular annual meeting of the St hucliters at the Illinois Central Railroad Company will be held in Chicago on Wednesday October 18 100 at noon. Free tickets for travel to and from the meeting are available to stockholders on written application to the President, with full stockholder name and address and proof of ownership. tickets valid for return journeys only on the day of the meeting and the four following days, countersigned and stamped by the Secretary.
Local notice invites pond and stream owners to order fish from the Missouri state fish commission. Orders must be in by September 10 for delivery when the car passes the line. D. P. Bartey, Agent, St Louis, Iron Mountain & Sout'n.
Colonel John M. Fuller of Honey Grove Texas credits electric Bitters with curing his liver and kidney troubles after failing with a family doctor. He calls them the best medicine on earth and thanks the creator for their knowledge. Sold and guaranteed to cure dyspepsia biliousness and kidney disease by Dr S E Woods at 50c a bottle.
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