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Newspaper
Jackson Herald
Location
Jackson, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1908
Page
4
The Jackson Herald reports the Republican county ticket won with three defeats and urges unity to strengthen the party in the new state. It notes Cape County remains Republican by a strong margin and criticizes anti dry campaign actions by some candidates. The piece calls for decisive, organized Republican effort and dismissal of personal grievances for the party’s success.
Fragmentary remarks show calls for harmonious party action and full support of the ticket after a primary loss. The county central committee is urged to manage elections prudently to keep the party strong.
The speaker announces withdrawal from the race for office and commits to maximal effort for the Republican party's success.
Central Business College in Sedalia reports strong enrollment surges with over fifty new pupils this past week and attendance exceeding last year. The note highlights faculty experience, practical training, and successful job placements as proof the school delivers real business education beyond mere furnishings.
Notice to all creditors and interested parties in the estate of the deceased that the undersigned will apply for final settlement at the Cape Girardeau County Missouri probate court in Jackson beginning November 18, 18. Meltyide, Administrator. Lost: an account book from the Fruitland Machine Shop found between Fruitland and Jackson, return for reward.
The Republicans celebrate gains as they claim Missouri shifts from Democracy to Republican rule. Herbert S. Hadley leads the ticket with Tadley winning by 15,000, signaling a strong party resurgence. McRKinley appears to secure the U.S. Senate nomination.
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