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Newspaper
Jackson Herald
Location
Jackson, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1908
Page
3
The Jackson Herald lists national ticket nominees with W. L. Patt as President and James S. Sherman as Vice President. The notice appears in the July issue as part of standard newspaper political references for the era.
We are authorized to announce Chas A Crow for Congress from the Fourteenth District and A Koge for sheriff among others, all subject to the Republican primary on August 4. Also listed are F J Tackena for sheriff and TD M Schvally for shirt, with Orren Wilson seeking prosecuting attorney.
Authorized notice states Lewis Daugherty runs in the Republican primary for county assessor. It notes August 4, 2008 as the date of the announcement and candidate information.
The notice proclaims B. F. Lusk as a Republican county treasurer candidate subject to the August 4 primary. It also names K. M. Sawyer as a prosecutor attorney candidate under the same party and date, with authorization to announce.
POR REPRESENTATIVE We are authorized to announce L. R. Johnson as a candidate for Representative subject to the Republican primary. August 4, 2008.
An OCR fragment lists candidates for county and district judge and a state legislator. Names include J. F. Vroffer, Jacob Eggimann, Th. I. Davis, Fred Be Kies, and Charles Solvers. All appear as candidates subject to the Republican primary on August 4, 1908, with references to the second and first districts and the Court of Common Pleas. The text is garbled but indicates formal announcements from a party slate.
Early indications suggest the Democratic slate will feature Bryan for a key race and Francis as a running mate. Voters will see the pair on upcoming ballots as campaigns gain momentum.
About ten county leaders opposed a third term in 1902 saying two terms were enough. The public will learn their real stance on August 4, as the event is set to reveal whether they meant it or joked.
The county party conference urged following past custom electing officers for a second term who have fulfilled their duties and denying third terms to those seeking another. The call emphasizes maintaining continuity and accountability in party leadership.
A statement advocating heavier taxation on all business methods by individuals or corporations that harm innocent people or communities until local government and their apparatus recognize and adapt to an enlightened age.
A republican voters’ appeal warns primary voters on August 4 to consider two rival candidates and rejects granting a third term to the incumbent county treasurer. The letter argues any third term requires no lack of alternatives and urges support for the challengers if they deem themselves worthy.
A letter argues for moving Sunday baseball to Saturday to benefit players and the community. It suggests 2 PM start, noon closing for business, players and clerks attend, then return to work after supper to preserve the Sabbath. The plan aims to aid players and neighborhood morals.
Executrix Caroline Scheible granted letters testamentary in Cape Girardeau County Missouri for estate of Christian Scheible. Claims must be filed within one year. two years to bar. Also notices of a Missouri circuit court order of publication in Orren Wilson vs Permelia Ann Clark and Walter Sherwood concerning land title in Cape Girardeau County with August term details and publication requirements.
In Worcester, Massachusetts, several high school girls choose a single dress for both class day and graduation. Fathers face extra strain finding funding for graduation outfits while many mothers skip new gowns to ensure their daughters can wear two or three outfits for graduation festivities.
Notice of sheriff sale to satisfy a deed of trust note on 73.75 acres in Cape Girardeau County Missouri. The 1908 notice names Joseph Young Sophrona J Young Henry Kerstner as trustee and Ebenezar Hubble U S Survey 3045. Sale set for July 11 1908 at Jackson courthouse front door with sheriff Bernhard Gockel authorized to conduct the sale for cash.
Murphysboro and surrounding areas are told of L Haskell president of Magnetic Healing Incorporated. The new home treatment method promises cures without drugs or surgery and claims endorsements from national figures. Haskell says patients can be treated at home and invites inquiries with self addressed stamped envelopes.
A Jackson candidate announces bid for Prosecuting Attorney in the Republican primary on August 4. He states office will be at the Court House and invites voters to visit on business matters, expressing appreciation for any favors.
An advert promotes COD LIVER OIL TABLETS as a pleasant way to take cod liver oil, claiming to avoid nauseating taste and stomach upset. It invites those ordered to, or considering, cod liver oil to try the Norwegian cod liver oil in tablet form, asserted as pure and beneficial.
Claim that COD TABLETS deliver vital cod liver oil components for weak lungs and related ailments. Benefits include easy intake, no taste or odor, no stomach upset, and stability in heat or cold. Also contain hypophosphites of lime and soda and licorice. Sold by Dr Kasson Chemical Co in New York and by H L Jones Druggist in Jackson Missouri.
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