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Newspaper
Jackson Herald
Location
Jackson, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1910
Page
4
A fragmented OCR passage references legal advertisements and rate notices. It mentions advertising, legal notices, and rate structures, with garbled terms suggesting compliance requirements and possible postings by a local government or publisher. The readable bits indicate standard notices rather than a cohesive news story.
A brief railroad company notice appears in the city ledger amid unclear lines. The text shows abbreviations and fragments referencing PEVANS and Waretoise Com, but no coherent action or date is clear.
Mayor Gaynor of New York City shows steady improvement after a recent shooting. He remains out of danger as physicians closely monitor his condition.
Ohio congressman Nick Longworth’s effort to block Uncle Joe’s speakership fizzled soon after launch, with opposition waning and momentum failing to materialize.
The new state committee is made up of representative Republican leaders. They will give the Democrats enough to keep 'em awake nights.
Cholera fatalities soar with over 10 723 deaths reported in a week across Russia. Italy reports a fresh outbreak with authorities stepping up efforts to control the spread and protect the population.
Analysis argues that redrawn senatorial districts save the Democratic majority in the senate but condemn the Democratic party within the state. The piece weighs the pragmatic gains against party integrity and public trust amid the ongoing gerrymandering debate.
Senator William Warner declares he will not seek another term, leaving Gow Hadley McKinley Nagel as potential candidates for the upcoming state primaries.
If the initiative and referendum law is to be of any use to the people it must be so amended by the next legislature as to prevent the secretary of state from passing on the legal merits of propositions submitted to popular vote.
J. J. Russel and G. W. Michael met with the Democratic Congressional Committee at Poplar Bluff on the Lith inst seeking support. Mr. Michael admitted he had wronged Mr. Russel and begged forgiveness, adding emotional weight to the gathering.
Governors are to be elected in thirty six states this fall with Vermont Maine and Arkansas voting in September Georgia in October and thirty two other states on schedules yet to be set. The note outlines a broad election timeline across multiple states.
The text notes that elections in November will reveal political tendencies while earlier polls in the year cannot determine the overall trend. It also states that the old saying about Maine predicting national outcomes is no longer valid.
Governor Hadley visited Iowa and spoke at Cha tauquas, noting Columbus Junction lands sell at 200 dollars per acre while similar Missouri land commands 365 dollars per acre. He seeks analytic answers from Missourians, promising a question that may become famous like the Jew question.
The Cape Republican prints a correspondence between Hon. Russell and Hon. Crow regarding a joint debate in the district on their congressional records. Crow accepted but wanted records confined to their time in Congress. Russell declined, so the debate is canceled. Also reports warn Idaho Montana Washington forest fires grow graver with 138 deaths at Avery Idaho and thousands of refugees flooding Spokane and Missoula.
A political pamphlet from New York compares 1910 to 1890 noting market unrest despite prosperity. It cites McKinley tariffs, price rises blamed on the law, and Democratic gains in 1892 amid claims of economic success. It references Harrison's 1892 message and the ensuing political shift.
The piece argues that repeated Democratic victories would trigger financial panic and wage cuts, urging voters to compare twenty years of tariff policy and economic outcomes. It cites Payne and McKinley eras, urging Republicans to retain power to avoid a broader downturn, while challenging Gerrymander claims in Clark’s district and calling for fair districting.
The Gould Western Pacific will inaugurate through passenger service from Salt Lake City with connections to Denver and Pueblo, ending in San Francisco on August 2. Train No. 4 will depart San Francisco at 6 p.m. and reach Salt Lake City next morning, while Train No. 3 leaves Salt Lake City at 11:30 p.m. and arrives in San Francisco at noon two days later. The timetable includes Pullman and tourist sleeping cars, dining cars, day coaches, steel passenger cars, and library club cars. Regular daily service begins on August 22 between San Francisco and Oroville, California.
Advertises Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as a universal healer for burns cuts scalds wounds piles and skin disorders including eczema boils felons and eruptions. Claims rapid relief and urges purchase at 25 cents in all drug stores.
Notice invites all farmers to bring farm products for exhibit at the Land Congress in Moberly Missouri September 7 8 9. Entries should be left in care of J F Putz at Jackson by Saturday August 27 to help Cape Girardeau County lead the show.
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