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Newspaper
Jackson Herald
Location
Jackson, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1909
Page
4
Odd clippings show a mix of notices and remarks. Mention of a journey to Cape Girardeau for an appearance by the President on October 26 and December 21, 1909 dates. Also references to local candidates, a piano prize concern, and a farm man Edward OH of Tower Hill New York.
Peary claims North Pole discovery contrasts with Dr. Cook, while Perry denounces Cook. The public shows little interest in who claimed the feat, and few will visit the pole or hear the debate.
Residents along the Houck railroad lament mail delays while officials plan to boost service. A Herald appeal offers a four hundred dollar piano to a fearless young woman in Apple Creek Randol or Shawnee townships who recruits the most Herald subscribers by December 21. In Caruthersville, Jim Neeley was shot dead by traveling salesman J F Bay after Bay returned home from St Louis. a jury found Bay guilty but justifiable, and he is out on hand.
For sale a gentle 34 month old horse colt suitable for riding or driving. A good choice for a young man. Apply to H S MacFerron Route 4 Jack-60n.
Trustee F H Reinecke will sell at public auction on Saturday October 2 1909 between 9 am and 5 pm at the south door of the court house Jackson Missouri the described real estate securing a promissory note defaulted on. Sale to highest bidder for cash to cover debt and costs.
The Jackson baseball nine will host the Capahas of Cape Girardeau at Gladish Park Sunday afternoon. First pitch is 3 p.m. The matchup promises one of the season’s best games in Jackson.
HL E Alexander of the Cape was here on business yesterday. Joe Williams will attend Columbia this year. Sheriff Schade visited Marble Hill on business. A J Smith of Allenville. No preaching at the Methodist church next Sunday. Miss Reena Shaner reelected W C T U state vice president at Sedalia. Hunters licenses reach 202 countywide since August 16. Walter Noland named road overseer for his district. Ed Howard went to Fredericktown for Joint Board of Finance. Abstracts, insurance, or loans offered by Cape County Abstract Co. Born to Lo F Schuette and wife a 10 pound boy. J P Nunn ill daughter delays move. Nunn to teach Jaden School. Support The Herald to aid a young lady’s piano. Mrs Meier fell into cellar breaking limb. Dr Hays treated.
A historic bank statement from Cape Girardeau shows a financial condition report for Pi Usiphia Netiovod. It lists reserves, redemption funds, dividends, deposits, and notes payable. William Mane signs as Cashier with notary confirmation dated September in a 1902 period, noting inquiries for farms.
A dramatic plea urges a druggist to provide Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. The caller claims the salve rapidly cured a burned child, a cut foot, scalds, piles, boils, and corns for the whole family, branding it the greatest healer on earth and widely sold by druggists.
If you have money borrowed and need to replace your loan, contact Cape County Abstract Co for options and guidance on refinancing or consolidating debt.
Fort Edward resident Alex Benton climbs Bald Mountain to neighbor’s home to urge Dr King’s New Discovery for asthma. The medicine allegedly relieved the neighbor quickly and later cured his son’s lone trouble. Millions believe it a world leading lung cure for coughs colds croup and more. Trial bottle offered free with disease guarantees. Cape County Abstract Company also mentioned.
The Springs water is recommended for kidney and bladder ailments and promoted by the Springs Sanitarium as a beneficial remedy.
Professor L Haskill advertises successful treatment of all diseases without surgery or drugs. He promises full recovery and money back if not restored to perfect health, noting that those who have undergone operations are excepted.
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