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Newspaper

Jackson Herald

Location

Jackson, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1901

Page

3

Local Happenings and New Fall Goods At Bruening & Kerstner

Local items note 60 pound wheat prices and extra charges for each additional pound over sixty. Bruening & Kerstner advertise new fall goods and plush capes. Birth to John Macke and wife a daughter born September 21. Cape County Milling sells corn at 65 cents a bushel. Several residents return from St. Louis and Bloomfield. Cape fair special road rates announced. Marriage licenses issued to P E Molenhour and Annie Cartright. Hutchison & Co. promote millinery products and Annie Hutchison returns with full line. Bruening & Kerstner feature hosiery and winter stock. Mayor Porterfield visits Jackson. Mayor Paar and Wm. Schaefer return from Buffalo. One Minute Cough Cure testimonial included. Postmaster drapes window for President McKinley. post office closed briefly Thursday. Full stock of Schwab clothing promoted as cheap and well-made.

Bruening & Kerstner's John Macke Cape County Milling Company August Henecke St. Louis L. M. Bean Bloomfield Houck Road Porterfield Cape Girardeau Jackson W. H. Schaefer Wood Mercantile Co A. C. Schmuke Fredericktown P. E. Molenhour Annie Cartright Hutchison & Co Annie Hutchison Pew Rocky Mountain Paar Wm. B. Schaefer Buffalo Mr. Paar County Clerks of Mr. Schaefer Norris Silver North Stratford N. H C. A. Sawyer McKinley Schwab United States

New Line of Buggies and Local News Items

Henry Wilhelm travels to Oklahoma. Meijer Bros. introduces new buggies. Misses Heyde visit O’Fallon and cousin Ernie Tiedemann returns blind. Hutchison Co. and Klein’s advertise goods from wagons to dresses. County court rejects bids for courthouse improvements as Wotton blankets and other merchandise appear in local ads. Modern notices cover postmaster appointment, real estate, and milling company corn pricing.

Let it Alone Scott's Emulsion Ad Complaints

An old advertisement denounces Scott's Emulsion as unsuitable for heavy people while claiming it builds new flesh for thinner individuals. The copy asserts the product is natural, fatigue-free, and appetite-enhancing, promising weight gain and better health after use. It invites readers to request a free sample.

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Appointments for Charleston District at Fredericktown Conference

The annual Fredericktown conference announced district appointments including W Th North to Charles Station, KR Le Russell Sikenton, CG N Clark Jackson, J W Worsnop Cape Girardeau, J W Keithley New Madrid, L T W Rakes Charleston circuit, J R Cenn dall Die lstadt, A S Baldridge Bertrand, H H Smith Morehouse, B T McManama Morley circuit, J B Manley Scott mission, J D Tussey Laflin circuit to be supplied, Benton and Commerce O T Rodgers Caruthersville J B Dodnon Cottonwood circuit W Holland Portageville circuit J W Hodges Hayt Arthur Mathers. O G Halliburton of Kirkwood transferred to southwest Missouri, A P Safford sent to Pocahontas circuit, S W Emory to Bonne Terre and W J Heya to Farmington.

Charleston Fredericktown W. Th. North Charles Station KR. le Russell Sikenton CG. N. Clark Jackson J. W. Worsnop Cape Girardeau J. W. Keithley New Madrid L. TW. Rakes Kirkwood Missouri A. P. Safford Pocahontas W. Emory Bonne ‘Terre W. J. Heya Farmington

Various Local Visits and Community News in Commerce

Local residents including Miss Daley Morgan and Mrs Belle Hart visit Commerce and Eureka Springs. J F McLain buys a fine piano from W L Wilkinson. L R Wagner and Robert Make return from Bloomfield. Henry Bartels near depot ready to occupy new home. The Braun brothers buy the Greek restaurant. Cape fair gives S M & A railroad special rates. Williams offers cheap photography. A H Hennecke ships two carloads of cattle and hogs to St Louis. Bruening and Kerstner advertise underwear. August Flachs bart moves bakery to Wigginton building Oct 1. L M Bean wins a U S land title case. Cape Girardeau county court inspects granitoid courthouse work at the Cape. W E Andrews teaches Snider School at Whitewater starting Sept 9 with 44 pupils. DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve recommended for skin and wound healing. Cape Girardeau mission board to meet Sept 21 at Oak Ridge Baptist Church. Jackson A O U W appoints B M Morgan, F W Bueckemann and Will Macke for transport rate study to Bonne Terre on Oct 26. Road and Bridge Commissioner notices bid letting for a new wooden bridge near Allenville. bids to be received Sept 4 with right to reject all.

Miss Daley Morgan Commerce Belle Hart Eureka Springs Chas Williams Colorado J. F. McLain W. L. Wilkinson Louis R. Wagner Robert Make Bloomfield Cape Court House Henry Braydon Nurris N.C W. E. Andrews Snider Whitewater DeWitt Mission Board of the Cape Girardeau Association Oak Ridge Baptist Church J. O. Willet Cape Girardeau County Missouri Old Bridge Aeroms Nm Dbranel Landa Dr. Market Allenville Allen Ville J. A. Daugherty

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