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Newspaper
Jackson Herald
Location
Jackson, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1910
Page
2
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An excerpt notes a Republican primary in Cape Girar Gewn county with a candidate for Reporter of Deeds judged by the party process. The record references an operative date of August 2 and mentions the mayoral or county role tied to the election, reflecting bid intentions and party designation.
A Republican United States senator requires a Republican legislature to be elected. A Democratic legislature will not elect a Republican senator even if the governor proclaims some Republican support. This observation notes the political dynamics and implications for party control.
A county candidate can pay 25 dollars for an announcement in the Cape Republican and 15 dollars in The Herald. If the candidate runs in The Herald but not in the Republican, the announcement costs 5 dollars.
A letter urges Jackson to mobilize citizens to raise fifty thousand dollars for a Cape road connection, arguing the project could proceed if Jackson would secure twenty five thousand. The writer stresses that no proper link to the Cape will exist until the effort advances.
The primary law seeks to provide all aspiring candidates an opportunity to present themselves before the electorate. More candidates increase voter choice, and the candidate with the most influence and connections tends to secure a nomination.
The text discusses the 1908 August primary election and notes that the ballot only showed the people’s recommendation, with no notation. It states the legislature legally elected Stone, and that outcome could occur with or without a primary.
Advocates plan a state-wide prohibition ratification meeting in Sedalia on Thursday and Saturday to push an amendment. Approximately 000 petitioners were needed and 95,218 signatures have been received in thirteen congressional districts outside of Louis, with 800 petitions circulating there.
Electric lamps, including tungsten and carbon varieties, are offered at Bruening and Itner Dry Goods Co. The item line highlights lighting options and pricing details available in the store.
The undersigned express sincere appreciation for the kindness and care shown during the illness and death of our beloved father Charles Er who departed this life February 2 1910 We wish blessings to all who aided us and ask God to add His grace.
Cape County rural schools schedule a countywide graduation on April 23 with the eighth grade exam held March 17–18. Anticipating a large class, possibly about 100 graduates, the seventh grade will join. The program includes a declamatory contest, spelling, diplomas, music, basket dinner, and multiple races and contests with cash and prize awards from local businesses and banks. A basketball game closes the event.
Report by C L Grant county collector lists personal property taxes road taxes railroad refunds and court house jail and road and bridge taxes due and unpaid. Approved land delinquent list and warrants for railroad refunding tax fund drawn. Annual settlement approved. Cramship licenses issued. County printing bids awarded to Cape Republican. Road overseer bonds approved for multiple districts. Highway engineer orders bridge inspection. Appointments and resignations noted. Warrant issued for road work and salary approved. Jail project plans examined. bids set for April 11. Court adjourned to April 11.
A vintage ad touts Dr Kings New Life Pills as the world's best stomach and liver remedy. It promises relief from loss of appetite indigestion nervousness despondency and headache and notes the price as 25 cents at all druggists.
A nationwide offer promises $250 cash or a year in college to one young man or one young lady in each U S county. The plan claims no interference with other work and asks applicants to state their preferred institution. Send details to M H Pemberton, Columbia Missouri.
Citizens from New Madrid Scott and Mississippi counties plan an annual tri-county fair at Sikeston. A forty acre tract near Sikeston will be secured for the fair grounds and operations.
Notice by Cape Girardeau County Missouri of redemption for four 4 1/2 percent Railroad Refunding Bonds numbered 28 20 30 and 32 dated April 1910 with $1000 principal. Principal and interest payable April 2 1910 at Mississippi Valley Trust Co St Louis Missouri. If not presented by that day interest ceases. Jackson Mo March 1 1910.
On February 14 1910 the Probate Court of Cape Girardeau County Missouri appointed Herman J Weiss guardian of the person and estate of T W Short an insane person and issued letters to him. All persons with claims against the estate must present them within one year from the letters date or be barred after two years.
An advertisement-like line touts Putnam Faceless Dye as delivering brighter colors, faster results, and fewer troubles than rival dyes, claiming superior efficiency and quality for dyeing goods.
A patient reports relief from chronic constipation using Dr Miles Nerve and Liver Pills. The ad extols non grasping bowel movement and lack of cathartic griping, claiming natural restoration with continued use. Sold by druggists nationwide. guarantees offered if not beneficial.
Anyone can start a mail order business at home with no canvassing. Learn how to run it and request a free booklet from Heacock in Lockport New York.
William Wessell offers repair of furniture upholstery window glass framing pictures and ironing boards chair cushions and backs of all kinds and sizes in this local notice.
Letters testamentary for the estate of Cora FE Kelly have been granted to TOT Hixes as executor by the Probate Court of Cage Chmerdeau county on January 11, 110. Creditors must file claims within one year for allowance, or be barred. Claims not filed within two years from publication will be forever barred.
Letters of administration issued for the partnership estate of Nareena Lussell Noon erupt? to the undersigned surviving portion lay the Probate Court of Cape Garden county bearing date February 1. All persons with claims must exhibit them within one year or they will be barred after two years from publication. R. W. Reusesen, and Evam Nissen Administrators.
An old brief advertorial touts Bucklen's Arnica Salve as a rapid cure for boils ulcers fever sores burns cuts bruises sore lips chopped hands chilblains and piles. It promises instant relief and urges use at all druggists.
A Jackson citizen, Gotthold Rabold of Main street, Jackson Missouri, claims Doan's Kidney Pills cured his long kidney troubles after backache, frequent painful urination, and a downward progression to Bright's disease. He reports prompt relief and no relapse, inviting readers to try the remedy sold by FosterMilburn Co. as Doan's.
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