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Newspaper
Jackson Herald
Location
Jackson, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1910
Page
4
Official notice announcing Edward Willer as a candidate for Collector of the Revenue and for Recorder of Deeds in Cape Girardeau County. Both posts depend on the will of Republican voters at the Primary election on August 2, 1910.
Predogovy ERT runs for a second term as County Clerk of Cape Girardeau County subject to Republican voters at the August 2, 1910 primary.
The record names HL Dick Hofemeister and Ken E Masters as candidates for Clerk of the Circuit Court in Cape Girardeau County subject to Republican voters at the August 2 1910 primary. Warren Smarkey listed for the same circuit court election on August 2 1910.
Edward Ways runs as a candidate for judge of the probate court seeking a second term subject to Republican voters in the primary on August 2, 1910.
Charles Sievers seeks the county court post in the First District under the Mary election framework dated August 2 1910.
W. W. Browning enters the race for Constable of Byrd township, filing as a candidate for the 1910 contest. Local voters prepare for the forthcoming election, with Browning positioned among other hopefuls seeking the office.
Robert M. Sawyer and Herman Harich seek election in Missouri politics with August 2 primary. Jack Johnson knocks out Jim Jefferies in Reno to defend heavyweight title before about 15 000 spectators. Missouri redistricting petition rejected. Chief Justice Ful ler dies in Maine at 77. Ohio train wreck near Middletown claims nineteen lives and injures over twenty.
In the Herald the announcement presents Herman Rabich as a Republican candidate for Representative, noting his prior roles as county judge and Cape Girardeau city council member. It highlights his reputation as a capable public servant and local business man involved with a large real estate firm. The notice urges Republican voters to support Rabich, asserting they will not be mistaken.
Mrs Yount of Younts Hotel lost a roll of 38 dollars on the evening of the fourth. After notices were posted around town a bill turned up on High Street found by Mr Mike Owens of the Central Hotel who was returning from the post office. He told Mrs Yount and she was made happy. Printer s ink will do the busi
Special to the Herald argues that the 1909 initiative law could topple Democratic control of the Missouri senate if the Hadley reform amendment passes in November. It praises Governor Hadley, Walter Dickey, Rush Lake, and Con Roach for petition efforts, notes broad cross party signatures, and predicts Republican campaign vigor and party unity.
During Fourth of July celebrations in the city a balloon drifted into a pasture owned by William Henderson. Six year old Frank Goodwin entered the field chasing the balloon and was kicked by a Mexican pony, crushing the skull. Doctors removed ten pieces of crushed bone. He was moved to his parents home and is slowly regaining consciousness with doctors hopeful for recovery.
A department of Commerce and Labor bulletin warns meats will continue to soar. It notes beef exports averaged 10.8 cents per pound in May 1910, up from 10.1 in January and 10.2 in May 1909, while canned beef and bacon also show substantial gains.
Auction style advertises a 55 acre Jackson Missouri farm with house two barns three springs running water year round two orchards and grape arbor. Located ten minutes from city center with good title abstract. Owner Mrs J W Fulenwider selling to move to St Louis. Apply in Jackson Missouri.
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