Local and national convention notices in Jackson Missouri
A fragmented OCR item lists postal matter at Jackson MO and advertising rates, followed by conventions. It notes Republican National Convention in Chicago on June 21, Republican state nominating convention in St Joseph on July 27, and Judicial convention in Jefferson City on August 9.
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Chicago
St. Joseph
Jefferson City
Aug
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Republican Central Committee
Republican primary calls in Cape Girardeau county
An long list of Republican candidacy announcements for county offices in Cape Girardeau county includes F A Kage for sheriff A Niehela for sheriff August Ude for treasurer John Gi Pute for treasurer FE Caldwell for reelection Prosecuting Attorney Orren Wilson Chas HH Daves for prosecuting attorney C J Grant for County Collector R J Bedwell for constable Apple Creek Township and a push for primaries over conventions. The piece urges primaries to let voters choose and criticizes ring rule and bossism while urging county residents to demand primaries by late May or early June and state conventions later.
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Pik Shrine
F. A. Kage
Cape Girardeuneanty
Republicain
Central Committee
A. Niehela
Sherif
Cape Girardeau County
Republican Party
August Ude
John Gi Pute
Judy
Bids Sought for Lee Man School Addition
Sealed bids due May 14 1904 for an addition to Lee man school house sized 20 by 42 feet. Board reserves right to reject any bids. Plans and specifications available by call upon Stopes president of board.
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Leeman School House
Stopes
Friedheim Items Health and Farm Notes
Health is good and crops look fine in Friedheim. Corn planting is the order of the day as farmers prepare fields. The tie hackers are cutting and hauling ties on the right of way. Republicans are in harmony and the prospect is bright for a complete victory. SMARTY.
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Smarty
Notice to bid on Craig's gap steel bridge project
Notice is given that in open court at the Jackson courthouse on Monday June 6 1904 bids will be let for building a steel bridge with approaches across Craig's gap of Whitewater near Delta Missouri Plans and specifications may be obtained at the county clerk's office Jackson after May 20 1904 The right to reject any or all bids is reserved N C Frissell Road and Bridge Commissioner
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Court House
Jackson
Craig’s Gap
Whitewater
Delta
Othello Threatened by Springfield Group Over Play
A Springfield faction led by the W. C. YT. U. demands censorship of a traveling company’s bill The James Boys in Missouri and its presentation of Othello, labeling the Shakespeare tragedy lurid and sensational. A women’s committee was formed to oppose the play.
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W. Ce. 7. WV
Springfield
James
Missouri
Poplar Bluff Con vention Nomination Tally
The Tenth Congressional Convention met in Poplar Bluff on Tuesday. Dr Sparks of Beatt county led east end delegates. Mr Tyndal from the west end won the nomination. Delegates to the national convention were H C Williams of Poplar Bluff and A Smith, with alternates Peck of Malden and Sheppard of Caruthersville. T Akins was endorsed as National Committeeman. Cape county sent numerous delegates and alternates. Tom Brown of New Madrid was elected presidential elector. Alfred Perkins of Bradley was chosen district chairman and T N McHaney of Kennett was secretary.
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Mth
Poplar Bluff
Sparks
Beatt County
Tyndal
West End
Thayer
H. C. Williams
A. Smith
Peck
Malden
Sheppard
Caruthersville
Cape County
Ben Goekel
Henry Steck
Alex Eulinberg
James Bowers
O. H. Lang
J. C. Rudert
G. C. Seimers
BE. H. Engleman
Aug. Bierwirth
Geo. Bienlein
Jacob Eggemann
Pred Kurre
Herman Weiss
Aug. Froemadorf
R.S. Sides
F. A. Kage
B. H. Adams
E. H. Moeder
Chas. Stehr
Joe Meyer
Hy. Englemann
Alvin Meier
Aug. Schevilbine
J. F. Brooks
Jacob Cravens
Tom Brown
New Madrid
Alfred Perkins
Bradley
Ripley County
T. N. McHaney
Kennett
Poindexter Squirrel Quietly Sires Season at Pocahontas Stable
In 1904 at Jackson Missouri W F Scuapr announces Poindexter Squirrel No 335 a Kentucky saddle stallion sired by Black Squirrel dam Miss Ford by Mark Diamond. He will stand with North Missouri jacks Tom King and Black Moses and two other stock at the Pocahontas stable.
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Pocahontas
Kentucky
King of
Black Squirrel
Miss Ford
Mark Diamond
Tom King
Black Moses
W. F. Scuapr
Jackson
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Schaefers
Attorney At Law
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K. M. Geeslin
Cash
South Savings Bank
D. Hays
R. T. Retd
Sam Vandivort
Jackson, Missouri
G. S. Henderson
Orrick
Wich Street
Cape County Savings Bank
Ollee
Fruitland Machine Shop
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Jackson Exchange
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Ayearm
Coors
Avents — Sigs
Schaefer
Parry
Parry Manufactory
United States
DD. Klein
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Berkshire
Carl Wallace
Fruit Tree Growers Attention
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