Evans Wightman Crow Rabich Haupt Sievers Krveger Ballot List
WM. P. EVANS. For Railroad and Warehouse Commissioner, FRANK A. WIGHTMAN, For Congress, 4th District, CHARLES A. CROW, For Representative, HERMAN RABICH. For presiding Judge County Court, MARTIN L. HAUPT. For Judge County Court, 1st District, CHARLES SIEVERS. LOUIS KRVEGER.
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WM. P. Evans
Congress
Charles A. Crow
Herman Rabich
Judge County
Martin L. Haupt
Charles Sievers
Judge County Court
Will Hirsch
Robber tariff sparks partisan anger in politics
Democratic voices condemn a tariff policy as robbing them of the presidency, Congress, and many good jobs. The donkey figure lashed out, criticizing both the past and the future implications of the plan.
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Congress
Democratic Party Falls Short On Its Promises Says Sherman
Vice-President Sherman says the Democratic party never had the courage to enact its own promises into law even when opportunity existed. He criticizes leadership and calls for accountability within the party.
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Democratic Party
Sherman
Missouri Republican Platform Raises Old Debates
The document outlines party positions on unionism, states' rights, and economic policy in 19th century Missouri. It contrasts with Democratic material, highlighting contrasting visions for independence, governance, and party priorities. Notable mentions include regional interests, security, and infrastructure promises shaping the state’s political landscape.
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Missouri
Show You Congress at Moberly Triumphs for Missouri
Last week's Show You Congress in Moberly highlighted Immigration Commissioners work praised for progress and state pride. The event underscored a sense of forward motion for Grand Old Missouri.
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Congress
Moberly
Missouri
Distinction Between Insurgents and Progressives
The text contrasts insurgents as Republicans opposing their party's leadership and agenda with progressives who align with the party yet favor many unaddressed reforms. It notes insurgents oppose the organization and legislation, while progressives push for new or unmet changes.
Governor Hadley to appoint all‑party liability commission
Governor Hadley will appoint a voluntary commission of able men from organized labor industrial capital and the general public to study employer liability and employee rights and to recommend changes in the current law. The group will serve without pay and without partisan bias or purpose.
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Hadley
Republicans Gain Edge From Honest Voting and Counting
The Republicans will hold a defined advantage in the November election stemming from honest voting and counting of ballots in cities, a factor they have not enjoyed before. This shift could significantly aid their party.
If You Live in Old Missouri There’s no Place Like Home
A song titled If You Live in Old Missouri There's no Place Like Home was sung by a hundred pretty Missouri girls at the Moberly Show You festival last week. The sight of so many pretty Missourians stirred feelings of home among attendees.
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Old
Missouri
Moberly
Governor Hadley Seeks New Missouri Employer Liability Law
Governor Hadley pushes for a new law to address employer liability in Missouri. He criticizes existing statutes as inadequately shaped by lobbyists and partisan influence and harmful to fairness.
Democratic State Press Bureau Attacks Officials
Democratic State Press Bureau and several Democratic editors attack the State Game and Fish Commissioner, accusing him of wasteful spending, while the St. Louis Republic defends his work and supports his expenditures as wise.
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Democratic State Press Bureau
The
St. Louis Republic
New Herald Seeks Reader Notes From Jackson Area
We thank friends and Jackson vicinity for support since taking charge of Herald last week. We aim to publish all news promptly and invite readers to send items to our office for coverage.
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Jackson
Herald
Typhoid Fever Strikes Girls at Cape School Visit
Miss Grace Morton and Miss Ruby Morton of Leemon entered school at the Cape last week and are reported ill with typhoid fever at their uncle Mr. Hatcher’s home.
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Grace
Ruby Morton
Leemon
The
Cape
Tuesday Club Meeting Enjoys Refreshments
The Tuesday club met last Tuesday with Mrs. Louis Hoffmeister. Refreshments were served. Attendees included Mesdames Goyert, Sibley, Williams, and Kate Schmuke.
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Louis Hoffmeister
Mesdames Goyert
Sibley, Williams
Kate Schmuke
Adjudged insane Mrs Emma Alfred in county court ruling
Mrs Emma L. Alfred living near New Wells was adjudged insane by the County court last Friday afternoon in a specially convened session.
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Emma L. Alfred
New Wells
Justifiable homicide verdict in Campbell case
Mrs. Chas. Stanley No. 1 shot Mrs. Stanley No. 2 eight times last week at Campbell. The coroner jury found justifiable homicide. Public sympathy backs the slayer, alleging she was driven to the deed by her former husband’s wife.
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Chas. Stanley
Stanley
Campbell
Eighth Baptist Men's Union Talk on Head Hunters
The eighth lecture course under the Baptist Men's Union of this city will be held Friday September 16. The subject of lecture is Head Hunters and Their Neighbors.
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Baptist Men's Union
Man Kills Armadillo At John Sheppard Farm
George Greene killed the armadillo last Saturday on the John Sheppard place three miles north of town. The animal escaped from the street carnival during home omers.
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George Greene
John Sheppard
Cape couple wed in religious ceremony
Last Tuesday F. X. Kessler aged 38 married Mary E. Franck aged 23 in a church ceremony. Both are Cape citizens and will reside in Cape after the nuptials.
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Squire Weltecke United
F. X. Kessler
Mary E. Franck
The
Cape
Dinner honors Mrs Davis from Huntsville Alabama
Last Saturday Mrs. W. T. Henderson hosted a dinner at twelve o'clock in her home. The gathering honored Mrs. S. L. Davis of Huntsville Alabama. Attendees reported a delightful time.
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W. T. Henderson
S. L. Davis
Huntsville
Ala
6 O Clock Dinner at the Schaefer Home
Mrs W B Schaefer hosted a six o clock dinner last Thursday evening for a small group of friends. Attending were Mrs Lulu Heinkamp Mrs A B Byrd Miss Anna Retz and Miss Francis Heinkamp in a cordial social gathering.
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W. B. Schaefer
Lulu Heinkamp
A. B. Byrd
Anna Retz
Francis Heinkamp
Rabold Father Sinks Deep Into Typhoid Illness
Goothold Rabold and his son Thebold face typhoid during homecoming week. Rabold's condition worsened to a serious state, while Thebold shows signs of improvement.
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Goothold Rabold
Thebold
Mr. Rabold
City Beautiful movement fuels fundraising edition
Patriotic women of the Cape form a city beautification effort. A special Daily Republican edition will raise funds for a statue fountain and cover expenses for a city wide cleanup.
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The
Cape
Daily Republican
County Medical Association Meeting Summary
The County Medical Association held its regular meeting in this city last Monday. Attendees included Dr. Moore Dr. Schulz and Dr. Wilson from Cape Girardeau Dr. Stattler of Oak Ridge and Dr. Denny of Eureka Missouri.
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The
County Medical Association
Moore
Schulz
Wilson
Cape Girardeau
Stattler
Oak Ridge
Denny
Eureka
Elected Officers of Jackson Council 1017 Knights
Were elected Tuesday evening H F Dalton president Frank Medley vice president Charles Hoeckle vice president F Goyert secretary A H Kueibert finacier Mrs Annie Dalton prelate Mrs Hattie Smith conductor J D Taylor guard A E Sheppard sentinal Installation set for Sept 27.
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Jackson Council No
Knights and Ladies of Security
H. F. Dalton
Frank Medley
Charles Hoeckle
F. Goyert
A. H. Kueibert
Annie Dalton
Hattie Smith
J. D. Taylor
A. E. Sheppard
For Sale. The Fulenwider Farm Near Jackson Mo
A 55 acre farm adjoining Jackson city limits offers a house two barns three perpetual springs year round two orchards and a grape arbor plus small fruits. Ten minutes from downtown with good title abstract. Owner moving to St Louis selling at a reasonable figure. Apply Mrs J W Fulenwider Jackson Mo Box 24 42-4 6.
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Jackson
St. Louis
J. W. Fulenwider
Putnam Fadeproof Dyes for Silk Wool and Cotton
Putnam Fade-less Dyes color silk wool and cotton at one boil. You need not know if fabrics mix or not when using Putnam Fade-less Dyes.
Water color samples by Miss Evelyn McFarlane at Jackson Drug
Miss Evelyn McFarlane displays watercolor samples at Jackson Drug Company this week and invites interest in purchases or forming a study class.
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Evelyn McFarlane
Jackson Drug Company
Mrs Mary Harris Armour to Speak at Local Methodist Church
Georgia's most distinguished daughter Mrs Mary Harris Armour will lecture at the Methodist church Thursday night September 22 at 745 pm. Admission is free and all are invited. The Ocala Evening Star praises her zeal and ability, noting she blends high vision with everyday life and speaks to hearts with radiant warmth.
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Georgia
Mary Harris Armour
Ocala
Fla
Evening Star
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