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Newspaper
Jackson Herald
Location
Jackson, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1904
Page
1
A sprawling list of Jackson area notes reports illnesses, moves, sales, and visits. People relocate to Jackson, Pocahontas, and St Louis for fairs and work. Local merchants advertise seeds, dress goods, sorghum, and nursery stock while tradesmen offer repairs and services. A barn and a residence burned after a lightning strike, and sheep are reported missing from a farm.
Blanch O'Brien of California returns home for a visit. Four sermons on the Time by Pastor Whitfield are planned at the Baptist church next Sunday night. Almaeita Morgan Grand Chief of Honor of the Degree of Honor will be in Jackson Friday night and seeks a special meeting in the A O U W Hall for Degree of Honor members.
A resident dentist located in Oak Ride declares practice in all branches of dentistry. Offers free consultation and examination. Office address listed as Central hotel D.Josnpy fl Howard.
Henry Reisenbiehler recovers from typhoid and is up and about. Miss Florence Thompson remains ill but improving. G A Landgraf and B Sehminit returned from the St Louis fair, as did Anthony Beek and wife. Silas Sails' buggy hit by Robert Ruff caused a broken shaft. Hunter brothers sell the Oll Pink Morton farm to Oase Thompson and De Samples. Walter Garner rumored to sell to Crosse Tope. Cane mills start up this week. Mrs Doyle rents her farm to Fred Abermithy and buys a house in Jackson. J J and Wilson Hatcher buy J D Mateher's farm two miles northwest. Miss Daisy Lail returns from St Louis. W T Vogel leaves for Springfield to attend college. Paul Story returns from medical studies in St Louis. Silas Lail hears a noise while with his girl at the ice cream supper. horse and buggy jump into Bud Bonney's corn field but no injuries.
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