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Newspaper
Jackson Herald
Location
Jackson, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1910
Page
4
A brief notice describes a record class matter dated November 4 at Jacar post office with a reference to a referee role. The readable text provides limited details beyond the date and location.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Jackson and Cherue Tika with unclear context and missing dates or actions.
For Judge of the Supreme Court John CC Brown for State Superintendent of Public Schools WB Evans for Railroad and Warehouse County Frank A Wightman for Congress 14th District Charles A Cow for Presiding Judge County Court Martin L Haupt for Judge County Court Ist District Charles Sievers for Judge County Court 2nd District Will Hirsch for Judge Probate Court Epwart D Hays for Clerk County Court Frederick Govert for Recorder of Roads G F Siemers for Prosecuting Attorney James T Ports for Collector of Revenue J Frank Caldwell for Clerk of Cape Girardeau Court of Common Pleas Lois Keveger
The piece praises the Republican Party in Missouri as solid and safe, dismissing discordant voices and endorsing Supreme Judge John Kennish as fair and clear minded. It argues Democratic efforts reveal enemy weakness and urges Republicans to stay active and vigilant in victory.
Democratic correspondents note Governor Hadley freely uses official records in speeches, arguing critics in the Democratic side cry foul. The exchange highlights tensions over transparency and political advantage.
Judge Gantt is named as one of four Supreme Court members who blocked a public vote on a constitutional amendment aimed at stopping further gerrymandering of Senate districts. The decision prevents citizens from voting on the proposed reform.
Governor Hadley denounced the politics of Col. Bill Phelps in Carthage and urged his defeat for the legislature. Former Governor Folk spoke there urging Phelps election, citing his presence and lobby work as offensive and seeking legislation to drive him from the capitol.
Governor Hadley speaks to packed crowds about immediate issues. John Kennish tipped for Supreme Judge as the current Republican administration touts "Rabbits" and "Indians" cleaned from election day. Stoddard County Republican, Bloomfield, Volume 1 no 1, Ollar and Walker editors, promoting pro Hadley politics over Col. Phelps legacy.
Former Governor David R. Francis defends his retirement from business as he campaigns for the U.S. Senate citing conflicts with his extensive ties to public service and large corporations. The piece questions whether bonds stocks and personal stakes will truly be retired, suggesting resistance to divestment.
Former governor Folk, once behind an anti lobby law to curb legislators contact, now canvasses Missouri as a speaker under Joe Shannon and urges Col Bill Phelps election to the legislature in Jasper county. Bruening Kerstner Dry Goods advertises new patent leather belts.
Democratic candidate J H Howard seeks votes and support for re election to the office of Constable of Byrd township in the general election on November 8.
Notice to creditors and others interested in the estate of Glover Harris detailing an impending final settlement at the next probate term in Jackson Missouri starting November 11. Benia Harris is named administratrix.
After the Jefferson City platform adjournment, Charles D. Morrie established the state committee HQ in St Louis with James A. Finch and Meade C. Ihitson, launching a statewide effort. Morris said the organization is in excellent shape and will mobilize thousands of party workers to win votes in six weeks, aided by a supportive Republican press and aiming for Missouri to become a Republican state by November.
The Republican representatives of Missouri assemble to present a platform praising President Taft and the 1908 platform. It endorses protection, tariff reform, a tariff commission, and continued conservation of natural resources, plus praise for Missouri’s congressmen and Charles Nagel. It urges continued Republican governance under a progressive Missouri policy and administration record.
November term probate docket outlines guardians and executors for numerous minors and estates. Judges name Edw I Hays presiding. listed are Henry Altenthal Jr and others as guardians, executors, or administrators with multiple minors and deceased estates across dates November 16 to 18 in 1910.
Professor L. Haskill offers treatment for all diseases without surgery or medicine. He guarantees success for female diseases and appendicitis, with a full money refund if not cured, at his office.
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