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Newspaper
Jackson Herald
Location
Jackson, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1905
Page
8
An old Syracuse reader praises Bucklen's Amica Salve for a boy’s eye wound and burns. The ad also touts Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar as a cure for colds, coughs, and related ailments, sold by W. A. Trickey.
Local notes report a steady rain aiding late crops and a lumber firm loading four carloads. Marital, birth, and business items include W W Spain and Mrs Emma Guyser wed, a daughter born to Rosas McKeney, and a mill completed for J S Shepler inviting workers. Also mentions M W A log rolling at Dexter and local efforts to improve swamp lands. An ad touts patent coiled elm hoops and Electric Bitters praised by Colonel John M Fuller for liver and kidney trouble. sold by Dr S E Woods.
Publishers of The Republic offer a free set of revised home library wall charts with a cyclopedia of indispensable information. The offer includes eighteen states and territories plus world data, with subscription ads for The Weekly Republic and Farm Progress.
County court sits at Jackson on the first Monday in February May August and November. Probate court sits at Jackson on the second Monday in February. Circuit court sits at Jackson on the first Monday in January May and the third Monday in August. Common pleas court sits at Cape Girardeau on the fourth Monday in January May and September.
Horses and mules offered by Schade & Query at Jackson sale stable. The firm maintains a ready inventory of country horses and mules and directs interested buyers to apply at the Jackson, Missouri location.
St Louis Memphis Cotton Belt Route advertises two daily trains with Pullman Sleepers Chair Cars and Parlor Cafe Cars on trains 1 and 2. Through service to Texarkana Dallas Fort Worth Waco Sherman via Cotton Belt Route. Tickets via Cotton Belt Route. contact ticket agent or G P T A K W LaBraine St Louis Mo.
Tickets go on sale May 26 through September 10 with a final return limit of ninety days and a possible date overrun to November 6. Liberal stopovers available both ways. For full information address PL WW Water. Travel passenger agent, St. Louis, Minnesota.
Frisco System trains depart daily with multiple services to Ste Genevieve St Marys St Louis Memphis Caruthersville Sikeston and other points. Timings include 12 00 p m 1 20 p m 2 00 p m and 4 25 p m with variations on Sundays and intercity destinations. Bryan Snyder general passenger agent.
An old time drug advert promises a one day cure for colds with Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. It notes a money back guarantee if it fails and includes W Groves signature on each box. Price 25 cents.
R A Noland is on the sick list Chas Noland is just hitting the high places now A girl arrived at his house on the lih Carl McNeely the miller started his mill last week We will have feed and bread now Walter Templeton went to Knob Lick on a visit last week returning this week Bern Davia will start his new residence this week We understand that we will soon have six trains a day four passenger and two freights as the road will soon be completed to Perryville about the 10th of next month Since our last writing there has been some talk of another store at this place SCRIBBLER.
The Missouri State Normal School third district will open on Tuesday September 12 1905. A new plant of six stone buildings includes Academic Hall and dormitories Leming Hall and Albert Hall. Tuition is 12 a year and programs cover classical to scientific studies with departments in manual training cooking sewing agriculture music and drawing. Normal Diploma is a life certificate. For information contact W S Dearmont president Cape Girardeau Mo.
The St Louis Star Chronicle promotes its merged papers with strong value, claiming superior editorials and news service. For a limited time a combined daily Star-Chronicle and Herald offer costs $2.50 per year, presenting a daily paper for $1.50 a year.
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