Herald Goes Under New Management in Jackson Area
The Herald announces a change of ownership with Fred Goyert purchasing the plant and goodwill last Saturday and placing the undersigned in charge. The paper will remain Republican in politics but focus on producing a good readable newspaper, serving Jackson and Cape Girardeau county, promoting regional resources, and inviting public support through subscriptions and advertising.
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Herald
Fred. Goyert
Herald Printing Company
Jackson
Cape Girardeau County
Farmer in Ninth District Sees Strong Market for Pigs
A Ninth district farmer reports record prices for his stock. He notes his best times yet as he sells pork and livestock, remarking that even a pig’s tail is valued higher now than a whole hog in Cleveland’s era, as reported by the Bristol Tenn News.
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Cleveland
Bristal
Tenn
Republican views redefine progressivism in politics
Every thorough-going Republican is progressive in his views and his politics, but every such Republican is not a progressive in the meaning given that term in current political literature.
Gerrymandered counties and Missouri Democratic support
The piece denounces gerrymandering by a party that holds senatorial and congressional power through manipulation. It laments losses of support for Bryan, notes Francis and Reed as supplicants, and reflects on cemetery cleanups and moral duties. It cites little change in minor party presidential votes in Missouri since 1900, with counts of 18,405 in 1900 and 10,913 in 1908.
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Bryan
Francis
Reed
Missouri
St. Louis
A Perfect Town Spirit Promotes Local Trade and Home Merchants
A perfect town is described as one where farmers patronize home merchants and laborers spend earned wages with local tradesmen. Merchants buy from others rather than catalogue houses, all animated by a spirit to buy at home whenever possible.
National Good Roads Convention in St Louis
The National Good Roads Convention will meet in St Louis during the last week of September. The gathering aims to promote growth and development of internal resources through systematic highway improvements nationwide.
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St. Louis
Republican gains and Democratic losses in Missouri districts
In ten of thirteen Missouri congressional districts excluding St. Louis and its city, Republicans increased presidential votes by 16 928 from 1900 to 18, while Democrats fell in all but two districts the Fifth and Fourteenth. The Fifth Jackson County area shows abnormal Democratic gains suggesting possible irregular voting. The Fourteenth district saw under 500 Democratic gain. Overall the thirteen districts show a net Democratic loss of 6 732.
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St. Louis
St. Louis City
Kansas City
Jackson County
Taft Letter Boosts Patriotism and Party Unity in 1910 Campaign
President Taft's letter to Chairman McKinley elevates campaign rhetoric, urging voters to judge the Republican record on governance and unity. It stresses clearing misrepresentation, credit to Republicans for the country’s tasks, and appealing to first time voters to see the contrast with Democrats.
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New York
Taft
McKinley
Glat
Republican Platform and Taft Tariff Vision in Campaign Remnant
A political column argues the 62nd Congress will test GOP resolve against Democratic obstruction. It praises Taft era achievements including tariff measures, rail legislation, postal savings, and labor laws, urging voters to back the Republican majority to sustain progress and oppose Democratic vetoes. Also included are fragmented notices and condolence resolutions from a local committee.
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House
House of Representatives
Taft
Republican Party
Democratic House of Representatives
Tariff Board
Congress
United Republican Party
St Louis Live Stock Market Report September Market
National Stock Yards notes cattle receipts around four, market generally lower and slow with few sales. Other markets follow Chicago values. Hogs receipts about two thousand, market expected higher with top around 0.95 dollars.
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ST Louis
National Stock Yards UK
Chicago
Supreme Court rulings shape Missouri political battle
The Missouri Supreme Court debates the permanence of constitutional amendments, with focus on prohibition and senatorial districting. Republicans push Hadley administration goals, urging voters to elect lawmakers who will advance party policies, while the Democratic party wanes in state politics.
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Supreme Court
Halliburton Ve. Roach
Con. Roach
John Keonleh
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