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Newspaper
Jackson Herald
Location
Jackson, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1904
Page
4
The Republican state nominating convention will be held at St Joseph on July 27. The Republican Judicial convention will be held at Jefferson City on August 14.
The committee announces F A Kage as a candidate for sheriff of Cape Girardeau County subject to Republican primary or convention selection by the central committee.
August Ude runs for county treasurer subject to Republican plenary. John G. Putz also seeks the treasurer’s office, contingent on the will of the Republican party.
For assessor J F Caldwell seeks reelection to the county assessor's office, running under the Republican party either in the primary or convention as indicated.
Orren Wilson is a candidate for prosecuting attorney of Cape Girardeau County, running in the Republican primary or convention. Chas H. Daves also seeks the office, subject to the will of the Republican party.
The letter supports Grant for County Collector and Bedwell for constable Apple Creek town, subject to candidate will. It proclaims Republicans in the county unified behind the party nominee and attacks Democratic factionalism while denying any split within the GOP. It asserts no favored rivals exist among Republicans and counters Cash-Book references to Kerens and Akins factions.
A political column debates party tactics in Cape county with talk of Folk for governor, Fouk delegates, and the path to Missouri’s statewide and judicial nominations. It notes W. Miller as a potential Democratic assessor candidate and discusses party splits and reform prospects amid upcoming conventions.
The text critiques Rev. Joseph Jamison after a drunken fall from his preaching post. It notes he appears respectable when sober, urges supporting his recovery, and argues no one who drinks should continue preaching. The piece advocates stepping back him to a lesser role.
The Twice-a-Week Republic of St. Louis markets its nearly century-old publication as the preferred weekly for the west and southwest. In 1904 it emphasizes campaign news, World’s Fair coverage, Farm Visitor for farmers, and home life features, offered at $1 a year via the St. Louis office or local dealers.
Notice to creditors and interested parties that L administrator of the estate of Nancy J. Protter deceased will make a final settlement at the next term of the probate court in Cape Girardeau County at the courthouse in Jackson. The administrator is SNTDeR.
Final settlement notice from the administrator of the estate of H. G. Lincecum, deceased, to be presented at the next term of the probate court in Cape Girardeau County. The hearing will be held at the courthouse in Jackson on an upcoming date.
Final settlement of the estate of Huts Woods deceased will be made at the next term of the probate court in Cape Girardeau County Missouri at the courthouse in Jackson. Oliver Alexander is the executor.
Letters testamentary granted to Pershard Gockl Sk executor by the Probate Court of Cape Girardeau Missouri on March 20. All creditors must present claims to the executor within two years from publication or be barred.
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