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Newspaper
Jackson Herald
Location
Jackson, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1910
Page
4
A Raveree at the peetetitee at Jacks Geeodsertnew Mather Neywerotaea. the event features Fort view pear Blamenti Pteale with local participants and expected community turnout.
Town Brown and Wor State Superintendent of Milde sidyals are named in a terse local notice. WML I. Evans, Hallroad and Warehorse, and PRANK A. Wightman are listed in association with internal nonstandard terms and offices in a brief historic notice.
A Missouri state report notes improving crop yields while opposition voices argue government policy harms progress. Officials tout strong harvests as critics push for reforms, highlighting regional growth and fiscal concerns amid political tensions.
St Louis is described as the fourth city in the union while Missouri is portrayed as rapidly becoming the best state in the union, highlighting regional pride and ranking.
The new Republican State Committee is not composed of men with factional quarrels to settle as Democratic papers claim. The statement argues against perceived internal splits and portrays the committee as unified.
The Republican State Committee announces a statewide poll of school districts described as the most thorough and accurate ever conducted by any party. The move signals a focused effort to gauge district opinions and educational priorities across the state.
The article asserts that President Taft and Colonel Roosevelt understand one another better than sensationalist papers claim. It presents them as united as major party leaders, suggesting solid cooperation within the political framework.
The Globe-Democrat questions whether voters backing fair districting and equal representation will support a party that denies the opposition a large share of what it is entitled to in Congress and the State Senate.
The state poll shows only a one per cent difference between Democratic and Republican totals, yet Democrats hold ten congressional seats while Republicans have six, with one Republican district nearly twice the population of the other districts.
The piece questions why German American citizens should support the Democratic party in Missouri and asks if the party has shown consideration for them. It notes Mr. Hiller, a solid Labor Commissioner, seeking the Railroad and Warehouse Commissioner nomination but being rebuffed by the party’s Old Guard. It states he is not the first German American to face rejection by Bourbon Democracy in the state.
Vice President Sherman issued four speeches in Jasper county this week supporting Congressman Charles H. Morgan. Governor Hadley states he will not run for United States Senate, leaving the field open to McKinley, Brewster, Nagel, and Kimbrel.
Snow accumulated up to an inch in the Black Hills last Thursday night and frost is reported in many places. The mercury fell to 24 degrees at Landers Wyoming as officials report growing disaster from recent forest fires with an estimated 200 plus deaths and property losses around 20 million pounds.
The state favors the Republicans with a GOP administration and senate. A second Republican in the Missouri delegation, replacing a continuing minority unless a Democrat joins, would shift influence away from the state.
Democrats polled more votes in the state officers primary due to a contest for Railroad and Warehouse Commissioner between a Folk Democrat and an Old Guard candidate. Folkman Hiller was defeated as leaders move to eliminate Polk and followers. No August primary scramble as candidates were preagreed. Fraud concerns were checked by an vigilant Republican governor.
The speaker argues Democrats misrepresent the State Game and Fish Commissioner’s spending, noting all funds come from hunter license fees, not taxes, and praising Tollerton’s careful handling of the funds while accusing Democrats of lying about Republican officials.
Congressional committee reports no warrant to implicate Vice-President Sherman or Senator Charles Curtis in Oklahoma Indian contracts. The panel states the testimony shows no link to any contracts and that Senator Gore sought an authoritative statement to support such a claim.
The text states that no evidence has been presented tending to establish improper conduct by either View, President Sherman, or Senator Curtis regarding the investigation. It suggests the attempt to attack character for partisan purposes fails, noting the outcome is non-definitive about any misconduct.
The Democratic United States senators release a minority report on wages and commodity prices, arguing for free trade and saying Great Britain prospers more without tariffs. The piece counters this, touting American prosperity under protectionist policy and urging sustained Republican support to raise wages and keep industry competitive.
The Missouri governor, having reformed state departments and public services amid Democratic obstacles, rejects a U.S. Senate bid. He seeks continued home rule for cities, efficient institutions, better roads, schools, elections, and a streamlined public service across state government.
A vintage ad touts Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as a fast, fragrant remedy for burns cuts scalds wounds piles and more. It claims cures for ulcers boils felons eczema skin eruptions chapped hands sprains and corns priced at 25 cents in all drug stores.
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