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Newspaper
Jackson Herald
Location
Jackson, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1910
Page
4
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State Superintendent WM Plevans, Railroad and Warehouse Commissioner Frank A Wightman, Congress 14th District Charles A Crow, Representative Herman Rabich, presiding Judge Martin L Haupt, County Court Judge 1st District Charles Shevers, County Court Judge 2nd District Will Hirsch, Clerk County Court Frederick Goyert, Recorder of Deeds G F Siemers, Prosecuting Attorney James Th Torts, Revenue Collector Frank Caldwell, Cape Girardeau Court of Common Pleas Clerk Louis Krueger.
A terse call urges voters to back a complete Republican slate across all precincts. The message stresses decisive action and turning out in every polling area. No names, dates, or locations are given.
Patriotism and party loyalty mark the Republican path of duty while Democrats in Congress vote solidly against the tariff commission. Bill O Phelps is praised as a railroad reformer and fair-play advocate in rates. The Democratic state platform is likened to its politicians as short.
A Missouri political note urges every Republican to stand pat for party nominees to avoid aiding a Democratic House majority. It cites President Taft praising protectionist policy and warns against actions that would tilt Congress away from the tariff principle.
A record of economy and progressive legislation never before equalled in the same length of time marks the Taft administration and the Sixty-first Congress. This summary notes substantial policy advances and fiscal restraint attributed to the era.
A political column notes Secretary of State Con Roach’s actions on the Republican platform and the four supreme judges who backed him on the senatorial districting amendment. The piece suggests potential future schemes to disadvantage Republicans.
The piece argues that Republicans who habitually vote for Democratic nominees in Democratic counties due to proximity or friendship should end the practice and remain loyal to their party.
The state convention approves the administration of Governor Hadley with cordiality. In November, the people are expected to show clear and strong support, making this governor beloved by the common people. The piece endorses State Rights while urging unity on nationwide issues and advocating tariffs, honest dollars, and fair interstate regulation.
The Cosmopolitan Magazine seeks a Jackson representative to handle subscription renewals and extend circulation by proven methods. Salary and commission offered. Previous experience desirable but not essential. Full or part time. Send address and references to H. C. Campbell Cosmopolitan Magazine 1789 Broadway New York City.
Mrs Ollie Astholz of the Cape and her mother Mrs W A Kuellmer are listed among local residents with Mrs Astholz ill from a rusty nail injury. Other notices include a first class boxball alley planned by Andy Wolters of Paragould, a Baptist church roll call, typhoid cases involving Gotthold Rabold and his son Theobald, a ladies suit sale at Bruening Kerstner, hog shipments to Sikeston for a fair, and various local happenings such as building work, a restaurant purchase, a damaged horse, and a birthday dinner attendance.
Adolph Kies and Dr. Crites of this city spent last Tuesday in the Cape, enjoying a brief excursion and visiting local sites.
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