Republican Primary Announcements for Local Offices
A series of authorized statements announces candidates for multiple local offices under the Republican primary on August 4. Names include F. A. Kaye Goreherill, F. J. Tacke, M. Setvally, Orren Wilson for prosecuting attorney, Lewis Daugherty, T. F. Mitchell for assessor, B. F. Lusk for county treasurer, KR. M. Sawyer for prosecuting attorney, and L. R. Johnson for representative. Each entry notes primary eligibility and date.
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Orren Wilson
Office of Prosecuting Attorney
KR. M. Sawyer
Candidate Amoe D. Meving in Piast District primary
Associate judge candidate Amoe D. Meving runs for associate load of the county court in the Piast District, subject to the tre publicaty primary on August 4.
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Amoe DD
Piast
Loos
Chicago Nominee for President and Hadley for Governor
The nomination mentions Herbert S. Hadley as the governor candidate. It notes Herbert Hadley is the choice, with a reference to his campaign funding. W. C. Kitchen of Bloomfield seeks the Republican nomination for Congress in the 14th district.
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Chicago
Herbert S. Hadley
Herbert
Hadley
W. C. Kitchen Bloomfield
Congress
Weiss for Randol constable on Republican ticket
Herman J. Weiss seeks the Randol township constable role on the Republican ticket. He is described as the right man for the place and is expected to receive the nomination and be elected this fall.
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Herman J. Weiss
Randol Township
Mr. Weiss
Republicans Meet in Jackson Prompt Fair Coverage
A report notes leading Republicans held a meeting in Jackson recently and questions why only one Republican newspaper man is recognized in the county. The writer urges fair treatment to ensure success.
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Jackson
Apple Creek Man Urged to Run for Associate Judge
Chas Sievers of Apple Creek township appears in the city, praised as a staunch Republican. Friends urge him to run for associate Judge of the first district, noting he would be a strong candidate if he chooses to run.
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Chas, Sievers
Apple Creek Township
Sievers
Charley
Editorial Endorsement Targets Herald Editor for Treasurer
A local note states Fred Kurre is a candidate for county treasurer but endorses the Herald editor as the preferred treasurer this year. The piece says they will campaign for the editor until August 4th.
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Fred Kurre
the Herald
Governor Hoch Responds to Brewers Slur in Kansas City Kan
Kansas City Kan merchants’ group reports Gov Hoch addressed the Brewers slander prompting debate over prohibition’s impact on towns. The record notes early dry towns faced opposition from some business leaders yet gradually acknowledge initial resistance to a dry regime.
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Gov. Hoch
Mercantile Club
Kansas City
Kan
Prohibition Debate Prompts Equal Platform in Herald
The town grows divided over prohibition with supporters and opponents preparing to present both sides. The Herald plans to publish balanced columns, giving each side a fair chance to address the public and urge their case, with representatives of each faction to speak through the pages.
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Fierald
Weisha Nermit
Herald
Cou
Misprint over Tilsit fight report corrected by Burfordville correspondent
The Burfordville correspondent and John C. Rudert clarify there was no fight at Tilsit. The mistaken informer caused the error. The actual altercation occurred about three years ago in Allenville. The paper did not intend harm and apologizes. Tilsit residents are urged to consider independent Republican thinking in the upcoming primary.
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Burfordville
Tilsit
John C. Rudert
Allenville
Corn Growing Contest For Boys And Young Men Planned
Preparations proceed for a corn growing contest with two classes: boys aged ten to fifteen and young men sixteen to twenty. Participants must plant at least a quarter acre or one acre, test seed by germinating six grains per ear, and register for free seed corn. Donations include Reid's Yellow Dent and white corn. prizes will be announced later. Names of entrants will be published periodically.
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Willis Knox
B. F. Sides
Pocahontas
Reid
Jordan
Russell
Jackson
Cape Girardeau
Maple Wilson
Main Street
Farmers and Stock Breeders Association
Knights and Ladies of Security Convention Held
The Knights and Ladies of Security convened for the fourteenth congressional district under a formal session detailing goals and organizational actions for the group's future outreach and governance.
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the Convention of the Knights and Ladies of Security For
Fourteenth Congressional District
Delegates From This County Tour to Willow Springs Meeting
Delegates listed include H Young T B Williams Walter Noland J T Juden B F Lusk and Alpha Miller with Q H Bryant of Wayll and Kayer of Kennett. They traveled April 28 from Cape Girardeau via Mingo and Hunter to Willow Springs arriving about 5 20 p m. The reception was lively with a playful incident involving Juden. The convention opened at 10 a m Wednesday with welcome from Mayor Davis and a committee selected to credentials. The race for national delegate to Philadelphia in June ended with A W McClelland receiving 14 votes to Juden 13, then McClelland chosen unanimously and Alpha Miller named alternate.
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Willow Springs
H. Young
T. B. Williams
Walter Noland
J. T. Juden
B. F. Lusk
Alpha Miller
Q. H. Bryant
Wayll
Kayer
Kennett
Cape
Mingo
Hunter
Bryant
Horton Hotel
Jaden
Buck Fanshaw
Juden
JA. H. Thornberg
Mr. Judens
T. J. Juden
J. C. B. Davis
Thornberg
A. H. Thornberg
Philadelphia
West Plains
A. W. McClelland
Cape Girardeau
Mr. Juden
Judas
McClelland
J. P. Swain
Mountain View
Knights and Ladies of Security Elect Officers
The 14th district convention endorsed officers and urged re election of Dr H A Warner and others. A program followed with speeches by T J Juden, S E Keysar of Kennett, and Orator J P Swain. Willow Springs hosted a superb supper as locals praised hospitality and frog raising humor. Lawrence McGuire, son of A N McGuire, was acquitted of accomplice in a stolen watch case. Oliver was sentenced to three years.
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A. H. Thornberg
Miss Miller
Dr. Thornberg
Thornberg
T. J. Juden
Knights
Ladies of Security
Kirkpatrick
Wallace
H. A. Warnen
Philadelphia
Walsh
Swain
Wilkinson
Butler
Althouse
Kaysar
Dunklin County
Howell County
Willow Springs
Lawrence McGuire
A. N. McGuire
Cape
J. M. Oliver
McGuire
D. A. Glenn
Water-Pierce Oil Co
Oliver
240 Acres Dryden Arkansas Farm and Adjacent Lots
Farm includes a fine two story frame building, good barns, and outbuildings on 240 acres in Dryden on a branch road of Friese R R. Incumbrance $2300. price $5000. Five adjoining lots with store and residence rented at $2000. Also 400 acres of rice land 24 miles from a good town on the Cotton Belt. population 690. price $15 per acre. Merchandise considered for equity. Apply at this office.
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Dryden Ark
Friese R. R
St. R
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Jackson Herald
Jackson Herald CO
B.F. Lusk
Cepe Girartem County
Jaciwn
Chas. A. Crow
Ste Youn
A. Kaye
Goreherill
F. J. Tacke
M. Setvally
Galied
Lewis Daugherty
T. F. Mitchell
L. R. Johnson
Orrick
South High Street
Cape County Savings Bank
Missouri
G. S. Henderson
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