Announcement of Candidate for County Collector
We are authorized to announce a candidate for County Collector in Cay County. The entry notes the candidate will seek the Republican primary on August 8, 19be, in the office of Recorder of Dewds.
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Newspaper
Jackson Herald
Location
Jackson, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1910
Page
2
We are authorized to announce a candidate for County Collector in Cay County. The entry notes the candidate will seek the Republican primary on August 8, 19be, in the office of Recorder of Dewds.
The piece stresses hard work and persistence for Republicans in Missouri as they back Taft hopefuls. Col. Charles A. Houts named U S District Attorney by Taft, and A E Sample reappointed postmaster at Frederick. Nominees due in August for twelve county offices. the text links campaigning to reapportionment goals and party rewards for loyalty.
Republicans in the Sixth district show satisfaction with high prices and neglect voting while Democratic farmers back Champ Clark to unseat Uncle Joe Cannon, reflecting intra party dynamics in the election.
A historical call urges Republicans to immediately divide forces into brigades, platoons and governments and assign every man to his post to fire on the Democratic enemy and carry Missouri for the GOP.
Governor Hadley addressed a Republican banquet in St Louis last Saturday night praising Missouri finances and promising to work for the state's best interests. He urged untiring efforts by every Republican in the state.
Over 1,000 Republicans attended a banquet Saturday night at the Planters Hotel in St Louis held in honor of Honest Abe. State Chairman Walter B Dickey offered timely advice and Governor Herbert Hadley provided encouragement to the attendees.
The piece urges Republicans to uphold honesty in elections and to defeat Democrats in 1910. It praises Hadley’s Gum-Shoe Bill, promises tariff revision, and calls for aligning with the Administration to win. J F Caldwell announces candidacy for Collector on the Republican ticket amid criticism of primary law confusion.
Officials report very few applicants from the local and Cape examinations for census enumerators passed. They say many applicants were capable youths, but the tests were overly burdensome. An observer notes that even those with ordinary schooling could handle the work if not hindered by red tape.
A brief advertisement touts ADELESS Dyes suitable for silk wool and cotton. It claims mixing is unnecessary and promotes a single boiling method for coloring fabrics.
William Wessell advertises general repairer services for all kinds of furniture upholstery window glass framing pictures sewing ironing heating chair rattan and backs of all kinds.
L Turley Curd of Wilmore Kentucky recounts severe dropsy in 1902 with limbs swelling and heart distress. After using Dr Miles Heart Remedy he recovered and returned to farm work, praising the tonic and heart nerve support claims. The medicine is sold by druggists with refund if no benefit.
The Cape Girardeau County Court at its February 1910 term renumbered all local school districts per an act of the 45th Missouri General Assembly approved June 1 1909. After March 1 1910 districts A through Seventy-nine are designated by new numeric labels listed in the order shown.
Advertisement claims the pills cure stomach liver kidney troubles and disperse indigestion biliousness constipation jaundice malaria and similar ailments at slight cost. It emphasizes the medicine as a remedy often used instead of spending earnings on doctors and medicines.
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