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Newspaper
Jackson Herald
Location
Jackson, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1910
Page
4
Readable text fragment references an event at a location in March with a second item in November. Names, places, and specifics are unclear due to garbled OCR but imply a dated sequence of activities or notices in a local paper.
For Judge of The Supreme Court Joan C Brows For State Superintendent of Public Schools William P Evans For Railroad and Warehouse Commissioner names listed for ballot choice in a local election update.
A column discusses state election rules and candidate filing deadlines, praising Walter S. Dickey’s Republican campaign work in Missouri. It notes William Marion Reedy’s critique of Democratic gerrymandering, and refutes claims that Governor Hadley removed Democratic officers, citing one court mandate as the exception.
New York August 22 1910 a campaign letter analyzes the presidential race noting repeated canards and misrepresentations from both parties. It praises Tafts administration for saving millions, reducing deficits turning tariffs favorable and wage growth while urging voters to seek facts before voting on November 8. It cites Pemiscot county Democratic vote claims from The Caruthersville Democrat via The Indicator.
The Gould Western Pacific will inaugurate through passenger service from Salt Lake City to San Francisco on August 22 in connection with the Denver and Rio Grande. Train No 4 will depart San Francisco at 6 PM and reach Salt Lake City at 8 on the second day. Train No 3 leaves Salt Lake City at 11 30 PM and arrives in San Francisco at noon on the second day. Regular daily service begins August 22 between San Francisco and Oroville with steel passenger cars, library club cars, dining cars, and day coaches.
The poem recalls memories of family life in cherished rural days with fathers, mothers, and children working together. It evokes church, farming, sewing, and community gatherings, praising simple values and enduring memories across generations.
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