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Newspaper
Jackson Herald
Location
Jackson, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1904
Page
5
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A Republican slate urges Kies for legislature and others for county offices while attacking Democratic rule. The piece argues Republicans will win all county positions, predicts Gocken as sheriff, and praises labor union support for Democratic editors. It contrasts Democratic voters with Republican assurance and criticizes Democratic leadership and figures like David B. Hill.
A jagged lettered critique outlines Democrats backing journals and editors in Cape politics. It accuses Cape Progress of bias, praises Republican resistance, and notes party fundraising by state chairmen including Niedringhaus. The piece ends with Democrats depositing $1,000 in the bank as plan unfolds.
The letter segment catalogues a heated county political scene with Republican candidates like J. G. McLaix for surveyor and Joan G. Purr for treasurer, praises for B. Caldwell, and attacks on William Folk. It contrasts Democratic presses, endorsements, and local editorials, noting party loyalties and voter inclinations surrounding the 19th century county race.
Harky Hawes defeats fd Butler of St Louis in the primary. Republicans tour the county with Hon C A Newton of Wright County, visiting Egypt Mills Pocahontas Appleton Millerville Burfordville Gordonville. Democrats request no party speakers as arrests occur. Republicans claim a seven hundred majority. Every Republican urged to vote straight.
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