Jackson Herald front page notice from 1808 Cape Girardeau County
The Jackson Herald a public organ of Cape Girardeau County Court dated April 30 1808 serves as the local record. President and editor B F Lusk leads the publication in Jackson Missouri.
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Jackson, MO
Pfcial Organ
Cape Girardeau County
South High Street
Cape County Savings Bank
Jackson
Missouri
Rash Dence
G. S. Henderson
Politician candidate announcements for 1908 Republican primary
A set of notices announces candidates for local offices in the Fourteenth District and county positions. Chas A Crow F. A Kaye J Tacke D M Scivally Orren Wilson Lewis Daugherty T F Mitchell B F Lusk L R Johnson Amos D Meyr seek roles from congress to county offices in the August 4 1908 Republican primary.
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Chas. A. Crow
Fourteenth Congressional District
Republcan
F. A. Kaye
F. J. Tacke
D. M. Scivally
Sherif
Orren Wilson
Office of Prosecuting Attorney
Lewis Daugherty
T. F. Mitchell
B. F. Lusk
L. R. Johnson
Amos D. Meyr
Folk praised Bryan as Democratic leader at Chillicothe
In Chillicothe Gov Folk received praise from the meeting presiding officer who called him the right man for the Denver nomination if Bryan could not secure two thirds. Folk himself lauded Bryan as the party leader this year, while Missouri figures like Senator Stone were suggested as possible successors in other Western states. The Herald also notes correspondence about a Tilsit fight and urges truth in reporting.
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Chillicothe
Gov
Folk
Denver
Bryan
Missouri
Senator Stone
Gobe Democrat
Herald
Tilsit
John Rudert
Casea
Supreme Court
Revenue must come by lawful means not local option
A local notice quotes a public appeal urging tolerance of a tax plan and asserts the people deserve reven ue through proper channels. The message insists revenue is essential and should be obtained without evading standard procedures. The tone is firm and directed to authorities and citizens alike.
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St. Louis
Taxation Direct and the License Liquor Question
A citizen argues that direct taxation should reflect equal payment, criticizing the license system for forcing moderate drinkers to subsidize saloons. The writer cites annual costs, questions who bears the burden, and urges eliminating evil and supporting local option rather than raising taxes. The letter closes with a call to responsibility and brotherly respect.
Robbery at store sparks manhunt. Mormon preachers under scrutiny
Marshall Bledsoe sought suspects after a Sunday night safe blowout yielded $20 in currency and about $1,400 in endorsed bank checks. Two Malden elders left town. Lilbourn search found three Mormon preachers with no evidence. Marshal continues pursuit of the two fugitives as readers note Easter crowds and White House lore.
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Marshall Bledsoe
Malden
Libourn
Party of Mormon
Maden
Lilbourn
Marshal Woods
New Madrid
White House
Washington
Quentin Roosevelt
Quentin
Bonaparte
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