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Newspaper
Jackson Herald
Location
Jackson, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1902
Page
2
Fragmented OCR shows candidates and dates around a May convention. Names include H. AL. Biyerye, Charles L. Paves, Te F. Thonn, Kilward Yi, and L Faklostarmann. References to Me County clerk and presiding judge positions, with May 3 and May 4 deadlines.
The passage describes heated public sentiment between Republicans and Democrats over upcoming elections. It cites Republican calls for unity and action, Democratic counterpoints, and a claim that Republicans in Byrd township allegedly wore Democratic apparel at a courthouse gathering. The fragment hints at local party divisions and tensions influencing county politics and impending ballots.
A transcripted political notice argues for J U White as the state superintendent candidate, highlighting his local roots in Wayne County, long tenure with the public school system, and understanding of Southeast Missouri needs. The piece frames a Saturday meeting and delegation process, praising White as qualified to lead Missouri public schools.
Fragmented OCR item details Bright's disease observations, medical notes, and public notices. Mentions testimony, court-like proceedings, and a stock vote notice for Hinkle-Williams Moremutity company in Missouri. Includes names, dates, and locations such as Jackson and Cape Girardeau County.
A long roster of delegates and central committeemen from Gordonville Kinder Liberty and other townships to the Cape Girardeau county Republican convention in Jackson next Saturday. Names include Albert Kain Henry Bangart Louis Kipping and others with committees chosen to select delegates and alternate delegates for the county meeting. A public auction notice follows for real estate in Cape Girardeau County with sale set for May 5 at the courthouse in Jackson.
W. H. Hornssack Sr. advertises a plant for applying and repairing any make of rubber tires with quick service and city-level prices, guaranteeing all work. The notice also mentions Voley's Honey and Tar as a non opiate product suitable for children and claims to be available from Aldyuggists.
About two hundred Republicans gathered in Jackson Courthouse for Byrd township business. Judge John A. Snider backed fairness and Kies and Schaefer vied for permanent chair. Schaefer elected. A central committee formed, delegates listed, and Byrd township chosen as central delegation. Adjourned after electing Schaefer as vice chair and Pickens as secretary.
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