Willing to Serve Primary Field For 1910 County Tickets
Names of candidates filing for county offices to be voted at the August 2 1910 primary. Democratic and Republican tickets list contenders for representative, prosecuting attorney, revenue collector, probate court judge, circuit clerk, recorder of deeds, common pleas clerk, county court judges, and justices of the peace across Apple Creek Byrd Cape Girardeau Hubble Random Shawnee townships with multiple nominees named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Caldwell
Edward Willer
Edward D. Hays
F. H. Weltecke
Henry L. Hoffmeister
Warren L. Mabrey
Ben E. Masters
Fred. Govert
G. F. Seimers
Common Pleas Court
Louis Krueger
Martin L. Haupt
Neary F. Euleke
Chan. Sievers
Wil! Hirsch
August Kamp
Justices OF the
Apple Creek
Henry W. Hahn
Byrd
J. A. Armstrong
Cape Girardeau
Fred A. Kaye
William H. Willer
Orren Wilson
Hubble
Henry W. Bangert
W. J. Misenhimer
Random
Julius F. Welch
Albert J. Hitt
Township Democratic Ticket Appears for Local Races
The record lists Democratic ticket selections for local offices including Representative Clyde A Vandivort and Prosecuting Attorney L Bowman Albert M Spradling. It names Judge of Probate Court E Alexander and County Court Judge Geo E Chappell with district selections L E Kies. Justice of the Peace candidates cover Hubble Shawnee Whitewater Byrd and Shawnee townships with nominees P C S Carvey Geo W Holmes Ivy McLain Geo W Ruff Perry W Mayfield Thos B McCain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde A. Vandivort
L. Bowman
Albert M. Spradling
E. Alexander
Geo
E.chappell
Flist
L. E. Kies
Hubble
P. C
County Officials Named in Local Ticket
For Representative 5S D Hensley. For Collector of the Revenue Tom McFarland. For Presiding Judge County Court W D Henderson.
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D. Hensley
Tom McFarland
W. D. Henderson
Burfordville Doings and Local Happenings
Cool weather continues with rain needed as residents plow corn and prep wheat while others fish. Uncle Nick and Uncle Amon Proffer frequent the creek. Tony Noce returns to Cape for summer Normal term. 28 from Jackson attend events. an ice cream supper and dance at city hall on Saturday June 11 invites all. Emil Penzel visits for days. Gordonville defeats Burfordville 11 to 8 in Sunday baseball.
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Nick
Tony Noce
Cape
Jackson
City Hall
Emil Penzel
Amon Proffer
Gordonville
Burfordville
Bright Outlook From Missouri Republican State Chairman
State Chairman Walter S. Dickey directs a robust effort across Missouri to nominate Republican candidates in all districts for Congress state offices and judges. He opened temporary headquarters, coordinated with county, district and township workers, and filed more candidates for the August primaries than in forty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Walter S. Dickey
Republican State Committee
Repve
John C. Brown
Madison County
State Committee
Dickey
Rush C. Lake
Secretary of State
Supreme Court
Frank A. Wightman
Barry County
Board of Railroad and Warehouse Commissioners
Wm. P. Evans
St. Louis
Walter Higbee
Ulysses House
E. F. Haley
John L. Tilton
8. P. Davidson
St. Joe
Howard F. Lea
Prospects of House Majority Shift in Washington
Washington reports that Republican chances to gain a larger House majority are rising while Democratic hopes fade. The current GOP edge of 44 seats may shrink to 26 to 30 or more, signaling a stronger GOP position as Democratic claims wane.
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House of Representatives
House majority outlook after congressional gains and losses
The passage argues that Democratic gains of eighty to one hundred seats are insincere. It suggests Republicans may gain twelve to fifteen seats and could lose twenty to thirty yet retain a substantial majority. It concludes the net change could balance, leaving the House majority roughly the same.
Taft gains public esteem as Democrats misread mood
The piece asserts Taft is rising in public esteem while Democrats rely on his unpopularity. It argues the people are learning about his administration's economics, personal sincerity, and aim to serve the best interests of all, portraying him as a good natured, honest president.
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Taft
Tariff Attack Turns Into Boomerang For Prices
The piece notes that the high prices blamed on tariffs have become a boomerang, as everyone now sees the tariff’s impact on costs. It highlights broad public concern over rising prices and political blame.
Prices Fall Despite Tariff Rising Wages Advance
Prices are falling rapidly in many cases, not due to the tariff, while wages continually rise. General industrial conditions are good. Tariff revenues increase with no sign of calamity, and the Democratic argument hinges on calamity avoidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osset
Congress Progress Ahead in Sixty-First Session
The article views the first two sessions of the Sixty-first Congress as among the most important in history. It argues appropriations should grow with population but predicts current session funds will be only slightly higher than the last. It praises achievements, defends tariff stability, and notes a $25,000 tariff board budget to aid future revisions, framing Democrats as weak and Republicans prepared to push aggressive campaigns district by district.
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Tariff Board
Free extra trousers or vest with Globe Tailoring offer
The Globe Tailoring Co of Cincinnati offers a free extra pair of trousers or a fancy vest with every suit or coat and trousers ordered. The sale runs from June 1 to July 31, 1910. L. A. Wood took measurements. 500 styles are on display above Grant & Graef's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe Tailoring Co
Cincinnati
L. A. Wood
Grant & Graef’s
Memorial Services by Jackson Camp M W A
The Jackson Camp of M W A held its annual memorial services last Sunday. They met at 2 p m in their hall and marched to the cemetery headed by the Forester team to decorate graves. Venerable Council Ghas Behrens read a beautful and impressive service as a large crowd attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Forester
Council
Clean-Up Day Set for 17th and 18th by City
Mayor W. B. Schaefer announces a two day clean-up. citizens should collect rubbish for removal by city wagons on the 17th and 18th. Gather items and prepare for loading.
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W. B. Schaefer
Methodist Church Directory and Sunday Schedule
Methodist Church schedule includes Sunday School 4:30 a.m. and Preaching Service 10:45 a.m. Epworth League 7 p.m. Evening preaching 7:45 p.m. Wednesday midweek service and First Friday World Wide Missionary Society gathering at 2:30 p.m. in church parlors. Pastor M. T. Haw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Worldnd Foreign’ Missionary Society
M. T.haw
Baptists Schedule Regular Services at Mena Church
The Baptist Church will hold regular morning and night services with a 3 p.m. meeting titled Mena Union. J. I. Ayres serves as pastor.
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Mena
J. I. Ayres
Notice to Contractors for public square walks at Jackson
Bids due at noon on Monday June 20 1910 for granitoid walks around the court house at Jackson. Plans and specs available at the county clerk's office Fred Goveret Clerk. The Jackson team beat Advance 9 to 6 in a twelve inning game. next Sunday the home club travels to Ulmo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Jackson
Fred Govert
Advance
Ulmo
Also Mentioned on This Page
As Yep
Dass
Jackson Exchange Bank
the County Depository
John A. Snider
Clarence L. Grant
Cashier
Blucher
L. R. Johnson
Herman Rabich
James H. Doris
Robert M. Saw
J. Henry
Prohibition
Burfordsville Doings
Missouri
Wi Ieane Kimbrell
F. Devoll
Hall
Reuben F. Joy
L. C. Dyer
Coun- Republicans
Tatan
Washington
Levter
Washington, D. C
Cape County Savings Bank
Gener Genk
Seervices
Church Directory
Methodist Church
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