Hays Announces Candidacy for Probate Court Judge
We are authorized to announce EDW Tl Hays as a candidate for Judge of the Probate Court second term subject to the will of Republican voters at the Primary election August 2 1910.
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Newspaper
Jackson Herald
Location
Jackson, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1910
Page
2
We are authorized to announce EDW Tl Hays as a candidate for Judge of the Probate Court second term subject to the will of Republican voters at the Primary election August 2 1910.
County Court from the First District subject to the will of Republican voters at the Primary election August 2, 1910.
Martin L. Haupt is a Republican candidate for Presiding Judge of the County Court in Cape Girardeau County. The nomination follows the will of Republican voters at the upcoming August 2, 1910 primary election.
The article surveys congressional adjournment, Mexican politics under Porfirio Diaz, and Missouri party dynamics. It highlights Folk and Reed factions, forthcoming state funds, Gov Hadley appointing William Wilder as beer inspector, and editor Bob White’s influence on Fulton Asylum expansion.
At Washington insurgent Republicans pressed to show loyalty to party platform in the closing days of the session. They gained a clearer view of the political landscape as the President urged administration measures from Republican representatives and senators.
In the Senate an appropriation of 150000 for a survey of low and swamp lands along the Mississippi in southeast Missouri and in Arkansas Mississippi and Louisiana was defeated by Senator Hale of Maine who called it too local. The area to be surveyed covers triple the productive land of Hale's home state.
The July issue of The Ladies World pleases with bright fiction and seasonable departments to aid housewives. Notable stories include Miss Fidelia's Tune and Time by Kate Milner Rabb and The Disciplining of Lovee Girl by Clarice Valette, plus a continuation of a charming three part novelette.
A letter urges churches statewide to donate funds for a major temperance campaign. It details the need for half a million dollars and a hundred thousand dollars, notes a vast voter turnout in four months, and calls on pastors to stress the crisis as Missouri moves toward constitutional amendment in a pivotal campaign led by G. C. Nations, treasurer.
The 134th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence will be celebrated in Jackson with a City Park picnic. Features include balloon ascensions and fireworks plus familiar events. Everyone is invited to enjoy the day. Candidates of all races are invited. a platform will be erected for their convenience.
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