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Newspaper
Jackson Herald
Location
Jackson, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1904
Page
4
The Republican state nominating convention will be held at St Joseph on July 27. The Republican Judicial convention will be held at Jefferson City on August 14.
Announcements list F A Kage08 as sheriff hopeful in Cape Girardeau subject to Republican primaries or convention. D A Nichols and Bernhard Gockel named as county sheriff candidates. Join Eother also listed as candidate subject to GOP party will.
August Ude runs for county treasurer subject to Republican primary or convention. John G. Putz also seeks the office, subject to Republican will.
The Herald notes J F Caldwell seeks re election as county assessor under Republican banner with three other candidates named for various offices Orren Wilson Chas H Daves and Wim Paar are listed for prosecuting attorney County Collector and constable Apple Creek township plus four sheriff hopefuls Kaye Nichols Conner and Gockel amid guidance to voters to support the crowd and keep cool Caldwell asks readers to back a second term for the assessor role
A Jackson editorial rails at the Republican central committee delaying nominations and hints at abolishing offices. It praises local speakers Rev. A. T. Osbron and Edw. D. Hays and discusses school leadership, pay, and the aim to shape high school curriculums for practical life.
Crowded hall witnesses Caps normal speaker G B Shackelford on nature themes guiding to nature's God. T D Hines offers remarks praising the institution. Students perform leading recitations. Emil Penzel wins contest medal and Jane M Cramer the scholarship. Graduates are Emma Brantley Alma Hoffmeister Winnie Slack.
An advertisement urges readers to try the Colonials insurance, claiming a flourishing home institution that deserves patronage. It invites prospective customers to Bailey for more details and promises growth and credibility.
Frederick Kroman and wife quit claim 80 acres in section 3 township 33 range 11 to Louis Klaus. Wm Klaus et al sell 80 acres section 3 township 34 range 11 for 259.98. R M Sawyer et al sell 2 acres section 7 township 33 range 13 to A J Tant for 850. Annie J Daley and husband sell 3.91 acres near city limits to Wm Byrd. Aug F Kuehle and wife sell 2 acres section 30 to Marion Young for 850. Henry D Lance and wife sell city lot of Jackson to Judson M Randol. Michael Daley and wife sell 9.54 near city limits to Wm Byrd and John Mabrey for 780. Louis B Houck and wife sell to R W Clothier. Win Heise and wife sell 162.75 acres survey 2100 to M D and J F Wilson for 10 081 50. John Quintin sells Lots 5 5 and 14 in Cape Girardeau to Christian Koenemann. Painter Realty Co sells late lots to Joseph and George Rees in Cape Girardeau for 750. P O McCann and wife sell 213 acres sections 18 and 9 township 31 range 15 for 7250. Theodore Schuppan sells 10 acres section 12 township 31 range 14 to Robert Huey. Michael Daley and wife sell lot in East Jackson to John Mabrey for 040.
The St Louis Iron Mountain and Southern railway announces a one day round trip coach excursion to St Louis on June 2 for $3.55, valid seven days. June 3 is Missouri Day at the World’s Fair. Brisk, cheapest of the season. agency agent D. F. Bailey urges all to go.
Notice announces placing boys aged one month to twelve years into carefully selected foster homes on a three month trial with transportation as the cost and references required. It also lists the May teachers' examinations at the Jackson court house on May 27 and 25, with certification policy for other counties. A bid notice for a Craig a gap of Whitewater bridge near Delta, Missouri, sets June 6 2004 as bid opening with plans from the county clerk after May 20 1904.
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