Political candidates announced for county offices
The list names numerous candidates authorized to run in Cape Girardeau County under the Republican nominating convention. Names include Nichols, Titcher Sperling, BR. M. Tirmonetoin, Wen. Paar, Ed. Tieke, Henry Puls, Christopher F. Batten, Joseph Kovliler, John G. Putz, Frederick Kies Sr, G. F. Selmers, Wm. H. Haupt, Edward H. Engelmann, Chas. H. Daves, with candidacies for county collector, county clerk, circuit clerk, probate judge, county treasurer, clerk of the court, prosecuting attorney, all subject to the May 3 or May 4 nominating conventions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titcher Sperling
Auihijout
Aminating
Monthon
BR. M. Tirmonetoin
Wen. Paar
Tlenry
Christopher F. Batten
Joseph Kovliler
John G. Putz
Frederick Kies, Sr
G. F. Selmers
Wm. H. Haupt
Cape Girardeau
Edward H. Engelmann
Chas. H. Daves
Cape Girardeau County
L. F. Thomas
Republicans seek prosecuting attorney nomination in Cape Girardeau
The Herald prints letters from Charles H. Daves urging the Republican convention to nom in Cape Girardeau as prosecuting attorney. Daves boasts a near-perfect trial record, bilingual campaigning in English and German, and strong election prospects if nominated. It also notes R M Tirmenstein for county collector, Holt as potential county Republican nominee, and G F Seimens for county treasurer with Hubbly township support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Daves
The
Herald
Daves
Cape Girardesu
Charley
Republican Party
R. M. Tirmenstein
Tirmenstein
Holt
W Astler
G. F. Seimens
Seimers
Hubbly
Climate and Crop Bulletin April update
March weather overall favorable for farming with warmer days and adequate, though uneven, rainfall. Northern areas remained dry with light precipitation, while southern counties saw heavy rain over 6 inches. Oats mostly sown and sprouting, corn planted in small amounts, flax and melons sown as conditions permit. Wheat mixes with moisture shortages in some counties, clover pressured by drought, grasses starting well, peaches blooming in the south, apples promising yet fruit size limited by last season's drought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CocumMntion
Soithern
Drouth
Republican Meetings and County Convention in Cape Girardeau
Republican voters in Cape Girardeau County are urged to hold township meetings on April 28 at 2 p.m. to elect delegates for a May 3 county convention in Jackson. The convention will pick delegates to state, judicial, and congressional gatherings, nominate county officers, and select county central committee members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Girardeau
City of
Jackson
Delogater
Arria Creek
Arnsberg
Arnaberg
Friedheim
Appleton
Schultz Precinet
Steinile
Precinet
Hennie Towssui
Gordonville
Alenville
Dutchtown
Kinpek Townsaar
Nurfordville
Linerty Towsauit
W. Searcy
Land sale notice in Cape Girardeau County Missouri
On the last day of April 1805, Reiphold Kreiseler and Sue H Kreieler, by trust deed, convey property in Cape Girardeau County Missouri. The lot fronting Main Street in Jackson, including improvements, is to be sold at public auction to satisfy promissory notes. Sheriff to proceed with foreclosure and sale on specified dates and times at the south front door of the courthouse in Jackson. The notice also references prior deeds and a separate execution sale of 14 acres with detailed boundary description. Also included is a medicine ad for Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. Kays
Ray
Mles
Seabions
Thotis Keys
Miasouri
Jackson
Jackson Herald
Cape Girardeau County
Missouri
Ibal
Cunis F. Berren
Clark
Hinkle- Williams Mercantile Company
J. W. Williams
J. L. Hinkue
Reiphold CG
Kreiseler
Sue Helle Kreieler
Main Street
Jacob Frieddrichs
Henry Jauer
Jefferson W. Lindauer
George Hottie
Henry Wagner
Bald Deattl
Wagner
Russell
James W. Russel
Reinhold
Blands
Retnhold CG
Cane
Gira Dean
State of
Sregima
Circuit Court
State of Missouri
Henderson Howard
Dole
Cape Girardeau
Toun
Tate
Towit
Lawson
Mitchim
John Sommerville
John Beardslee
Mitch
Fouwa
Vanell's Ferry
Joseph Lee
Hones
Boundry
Vaneil’s Ferry
Fral
Seation
N. BR
Elam W. Russell
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B. F. Lusk
Publisien
postoMoe
Daoksnn, MO
Secon Claesation
Renidones
Hay
Jackson, MO
Jefferacy
Joplin
Fourteenti Congresstonal
Cape Girardena
Lie
Cape Girardena County
John K. Gomner
Dla. Nichols
Shortil
F.d. Tieke
Willjeet
Republican Total Convention
Climate and Crop Bulletin
Raxpoon
Egypt Mills
Brick Schoolhouse
Buaawwseee
Procahontas
Neely’s Landing
Pocahontas
New Wells
Ween
C. Setielble
Enmn
Wirtewaterk
Millerville
Naleo
Blucher Sperling
William Paar
Ida Helle Koya
Thomas Keys
D. Hays
Elea
George C. Hasslinger Jackson
Sherife
Grove
Foley
Honey
G.S. Henderson
South High Street
Cape County Savings Hank
Jackson, Missouri
C. V. Alsop
Offles Phon
Hank
Wits
J. L. Jenkins
Schaefer
C. Whittaker
Jones’ Drug Store
Orren Wilson
Cukor Peuge Teil
Cape Girardeau, Mo
Orrick
Central Hotel
John A. Snider
Attorney AT Law
John RK. Looney
Ca Girardeau County
Anid
Thomas J. KnowMa
J. M. Mee Gegenard
Pate
Julive Ke, Vyneck
Meier Bros. Hdw. Co
John Deere
Agenst
Deering
Hartig- Becker
Blue Jay
New Moline
O’brien & Smith
Reed's
Meier Bros. Hardware Company
Sackson
ATH
Merchandise Dry Goods
Southwest Corner Public Square
Wilkinson
Millon Apple Creek
Branda
Altenburg
Bie
Theiss & Theiss
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