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Jackson Herald

Location

Jackson, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1906

Page

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Republican ticket urged despite drift toward Democrats

The Intention report notes leading Democrats concede the entire Republican slate will win by a large majority. Voters are urged to support the Republican ticket. Local notes include speeches by David W. Hill and Prof. Dearmont, church and school events, sales ads, and updates on residents and businesses in Jackson, Missouri.

Dr. Russel Birds Point Jackson Satuday Chas. Behrens St. Louis McAtees Dr. Morgan Shawneetown

Notice Against Hunting on J W Williams Farm Near Jackson

The undersigned Mrs J W Williams requests no hunting on the late J W Williams farm near Jackson Those found trespassing will be dealt with according to law

J. W. Williams Jackson

Grand Ent for Cemetery Association Concert

Friday evening November 9 the Cemetery Association will present its annual concert at Recital Hall J M A. This delightful event deserves broad public support as the town’s Cemetery is well kept by a ladies’ association. Reserved seats may be secured now to aid a worthy cause in Jackson.

Jackson

Republicans Draw Large Crowds Across County Villages

Republicans were greeted by strong crowds in Dutchtown Gordonville Neelys Landing and Egypt Mills last week. Egypt Mills drew about 200 attendees with 50 women present and wives and daughters of local Republicans joined the crowd signaling a likely large vote next Tuesday. Watch the Egypt results.

Dutchtown Gordonville Neely's Landing Egypt Mills Monay Egypt

Good Roads Amendment Push Calls Road Tax Vote

Cape Girardeau Commercial Club urges voters to approve a constitutional amendment at the coming election authorizing counties to levy a road tax for grading constructing paving or maintaining paved gravel macadamized york roads bridges and culverts.

York Cape Girardeau Commercial Club

Old Aunt Kata Hahs Dies at 95 in Daisy Area

Obituary notes Old Aunt Kata Hahs born October 11 1811 in Cape Girardeau County on Whitewater died near Daisy October 27 1906 at noon aged 95 years 10 days. She joined Evangelical Lutheran Church in youth and married Christopher Hahs at 19. They had ten children four daughters and two sons survive, 28 of 34 grandchildren survive, 66 of 89 great grandchildren survive and nine great great grandchildren. She went blind about three years before death after carpet rag tasks without glasses. She rests in a brighter home watching over remaining loved ones. A Nephew.

Kata Hahs Cape Girardeau County Whitewater Daisy Evangelical Lutheran Church Christopher Hahs Good Heath

Thoughts on National Convention and Amendments in Daisy

A reader from Daisy asks for space to share views on county practices and discusses a Jackson convention to elect delegates for a National Convention on the legality of the fourteenth and fifteenth amendments. The note questions whether a National Convention is planned until later and references staying informed through papers.

Jackson United States

Minister's Cartel Sparks Political Debate in Sunday Meeting

A local correspondent denounces a planned political rally organized by a colored gospel minister. The writer accuses the minister of using religious authority to influence voters and urges him to abandon politics for preaching. The note comments that the meeting, reportedly planned here, did not materialize for unknown reasons.

Gard

Dentist Jenkins Announces December Visits

A dental notice states that J. La. Jenkins will not make his usual out of town vises next week but will see patients in December. The message emphasizes scheduling and the shift to December appointments.

J. la. Jenkins

Henry Schuette Dead Promoter of Edna Dies at Home

Henry Schuette, born in this county near Millerville and longtime promoter of Edna, died at his Edna home on October 19. He was president of the Edna bank, married twice, leaving a wife, one child, four brothers and four sisters. His first wife, Mary Fornfelt, died in 1900. their daughter Edna died soon after her mother. He married Lena Springer in 1903 and had one child. The town of Edna was named for his daughter Edna. Burial was at Edna cemetery last Sunday in a funeral described as the largest ever seen there. The bereaved family and relatives extend their sympathy.

Henry Schuette Millerville Edna Schuette Edna Bank Mary Fornfelt Lena Springer

Sale of Personal Property by C Clodfelter

C Clodfelter will hold a sale of personal property including cattle mules farming implements and household and kitchen furniture at his home farm 54 miles west of Jackson on Saturday November 3 at 16 o'clock a.m.

From Gordonville Democratic letter to voters on Nov. 6

A dated missive from Gordonville favors Republicans and Mr Flentge in the upcoming election. The writer mocks Democrats claiming superiority of GOP leadership since McKinley and Bryan era. He argues Democrats would ruin the nation and urges readers to vote straight Republican on November 6. He signs as SUBSCRIBER.

Democrata Flentge Cape County Mr. Flentge Fair Grounds Bryan Mckinley Dutox

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