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Newspaper
Jackson Herald
Location
Jackson, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1904
Page
4
A statewide convention to rally delegates and a county primary set for July 2 and to nominate a county official by age. The Republican convention will be held in Jefferson City, with a primary timing to be announced.
A fragmented notice lists multiple candidates for local offices in Cape Girardeau, Missouri subject to the will of the Republican party. Names include Nichalaux for sheriff, John Bie Wore for sheriff, Bornhant Goekel for sheriff, and August Uile for treasurer. Also listed are Jane Bote for county treasurer, QGrren Wilson for prosecuting attorney, Chas. bi Daves for prosecuting attorney, Cy J. Citant for County Collector, and Wm. Vaunt for constable Apple Creek Township, all contingent on party support.
The Kandace era candidate Jo McLain announces a bid for the Surveyor position in Cape Girardeau subject to the voters’ will. Local supporters rally as the campaign begins with a focus on county planning, road maps, and public access.
D C Hilderbrand runs for associate judge of the first district in the Republican primary set for August 20. The race focuses on judicial qualifications and party backing in the district.
The piece discusses Jacob Eggiman seeking associate judge in the second district, subject to the August 20 Republican primary. It notes Kansas City figures spoken of as national committeeman candidates, urges Republicans to field diverse county offices, and critiques editorial stances on Seibert and Democratic papers. It reflects local party tensions and campaign rhetoric from Cape Girardeau area papers.
The county Republican group announces a move from conventions to a primary to choose nominees for county offices. Mentioned possible candidates include J. A. Snider and G. B. F. Davis for common pleas judge, R. R. M. Sawyer, L. M. Bean, Edw. Hiays, and Jas. H. Miller for representative, J. M. Ocotner for judge of the first district, and J. M. Bright for judge of the second district. Interested parties must notify the proper authorities to offer.
A cluttered arc of political chatter credits Warner and Walbridge as potential candidates for governor while noting a Missoulian line of thought. The Jackson county teachers exam schedule is announced with strict rules and a detailed two day subject plan led by County Superintendent C. A. Macom.
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