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Newspaper
Jackson Herald
Location
Jackson, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1909
Page
4
The Jackson Herald notes the coming campaign year with Republican optimism. It predicts a victorious 1910 Missouri Legislature race, mentions John F. Bay's fatal shooting of James F. Neeley near Caruthersville, and discusses a new law restricting intoxicated men from trains. It urges subscribers to renew via local lady solicitors for the 1910 edition.
An optometrist, S. M. Strain of Detroit, appeals to parents about late-night study habits and poor report cards, claiming many so called dull children suffer from vision problems. He offers free examinations and asserts honesty with no pressure to fit glasses.
A brief notice from Cape County Abstract Co inviting readers to call at their office for abstracts, insurance, or borrowing money, reflecting a local business outreach. The sparse OCR text indicates services like abstracts of title, insurance products, and loan arrangements.
Abstracter offers prompt title deeds abstracts for property purchases. Order from this advertiser to ensure the deed and clear title. Contact phone number provided for prompt attention.
The article extols purity in foods and lauds Quaker Oats as an ideal source of strength with the claim of removing husk and black specks. It notes Quaker Oats as the best and cheapest food, available in regular and family pack sizes and emphasizes hermetically sealed packaging in hot climates.
Notice of foreclosure sale by trustee F H Reinecke on October 2 1900 for two and ten one hundredths acres in Cape Girardeau County Missouri set as security for a promissory note. Also stock market data from National Stock Yards Sept 6 showing cattle hog and sheep receipts and prices. Oak Ridge properties for trade or sale advertised by I B Peterson Box 65 Oak Ridge Missouri.
Notice announces bids to grade Barton avenue running east of Public Square in Jackson for about 300 feet to the grade set by the Board of Aldermen. Details and profile available at City Engineer and County Clerk offices. Bids due noon September 28, 1909. County Clerk Fred Gover t reserves right to reject any bids.
One horse colt, 34 months old with gentle disposition. Will make a good riding and driving horse for some young man. Apply to H. S. McFerron, Route 4, Jackson.
A call for help features a family listing burns cuts boils and a broken toe with Bucklen Arnica Salve praised as the greatest healer on earth. The ad claims quick relief and notes the product is sold by all druggists.
A Jackson resident J G Heinbere testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills cured his backache after cold related pain and has remained effective for years. He purchased a box at W E Woods drug store and reports no recurrence. The ad notes Doan's pills are sold by dealers nationwide for 50 cents. Foster Fitzburn Co Buffalo is listed as sale agents. Remember the name Doan's.
If you have money borrowed and must replace your loan, Cape County Abstract Co provides services. Contact for options to refinance or transfer debt. Local office offers guidance and paperwork support.
On a lonely night, Alex Benton of Fort Edward climbed Bald Mountain to a neighbor's home tormented by asthma. He used Dr. King's New Discovery, later claiming it relieved his neighbor and his son's wife of severe lung trouble. Millions hail it as a top lung cure and cough remedy. Trial bottle free, guaranteed by druggists.
Prof. L Haskill offers treatment for all diseases including female complaints and appendicitis without knives or drugs with a money back guarantee if health is not restored. Operated cases excluded. Services offered at his office or at patients' homes with written case details and stamped reply. Address No 1605 Elm St Murphyssboro Inn.
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