Saline County Primary Election Notice in Missouri
County Clerk announces a primary election to be held at regular precinct polling places in Saline County Missouri on August 4 1908 from 7 am to evening for nominating candidates for state district county and township offices to be voted at the general election on November 3 1908. The list of candidates with addresses and offices appears with certification from the Secretary of State and nomination papers on file.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Missouri
Saline
Secretary of State
Fle
Democratic Party Ballot Cast Listing Candidates
A long OCR list presents Democratic Party candidates by office in Missouri including Lieutenant Governor Secretary of State State Auditor and more. Names cover Ben Anderson Walter Kelly William Lengenby John Gordon James Filleon and many others across counties like St Louis Kanene City Marshall and more with posts from supreme court to constables. The fragmentary text shows numerous district and township nominees for statewide offices and local roles with party designation and geographic references.
Candidate slate for Missouri elections in Saline County
Official list certifying candidates for governor secretary of state state auditor attorney general and other state offices from various towns in Missouri. Includes names such as W L Garver Herman Faris James Burrus Henry Arts and multiple county officials with addresses and party lines. Certified by I W G Durrett clerk of Saline County Court at Marshall on the 15th day.
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State of Missouri
Saline
W. G. Durrett
Haseltine challenges Hamlin in district race at courthouse
Democratic candidate A Haseltine drew a crowd at the court house Saturday, accusing Congressman Hamlin of prevarication and dodging debates. He publicized ten questions Hamlin allegedly refused to answer about restoring "In God We Trust" on gold coins, asserting Hamlin lied about a broken leg and timing of a past vote.
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A. Haseltine
Congress
Court House
Hamlin
Hamlin Clalmel
C. & A. Excursions Weekend Kansas City Fare
C and A Excursions announce weekend tickets to Kansas City at 61 50 valid on soy train until 2 00 A M Monday. Agent O FE daewthorpe notes the sale effective Saturday June h.
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Chicago and Alton
Kansas City
O. FE Daewthorpe
Hen Adopts Kittens Be Clements Miami Tale
Miami resident J Clements recounts a curious tale of a hen adopting a litter of kittens. The hen reportedly cared for the hungry brood though stories of milking cows or hunting do not apply here. After the kittens distressed the hen, he was forced to kill the brood to protect the hen from further injury.
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BE. J. Clements
Miami
Mr. Clements
Conway and Tracy Wed in Catholic Ceremony
Conway of Westfield Iowa and Martha Tracy of Elk Point South Dakota were married at the Catholic church Sunday afternoon by Father O Neill. The bride is sister of Mrs R D Burchard of this city and is said to be very handsome and lovable.
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J. T. Conway
Westfield
Iowa
Martha Tracy
Elk Point
S. D
Father O'Neill
R. D. Burchard
Berry Miles and Eliza Miles Tie On Quiet Blackburn Marriage
Berry Miles and Miss Eliza Miles of Blackburn were married at the bride’s parents home three miles south of Blackburn. Rev E D Burns of Malta Bend officiated at 4:30 p.m. June 28. Both families of good standing praised the couple. Friends extend congratulations and wish a happy married life.
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Chas. Berry
Eliza Miles
Blackburn
Joseph Miles
E. D. Burns
Malta
Fish Law Prohibition on Obstructing Rivers and Waters
The extract from the Game and Fish laws states it is unlawful for any person to place or erect any seine screen net wire fishdam or other obstruction in waters within the state that would impede the free passage of fish up and down streams ponds and creeks across the jurisdictional waters.
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Game and Fish
Restrictive Fishing Rules Statewide Penalties Enforced
The section makes violations a misdemeanor with fines from 5000 to 200. It bans taking fish by nets or traps in public waters, except ponds on private property for personal family use in June to November, and allows a small winnow seine for minnows. Rules limit nets and specify allowed methods and local exemptions.
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Cami
Democratic Party
David A. Ball
Louisiana
William #. Cowherd
Kanene City
Henry F. Stapel
Rockport
William H. Wallace
Georreer
Ben M. Anderson
Columbia
Walter A. Kelly
Louie
William H. Lengenby
Bethany
William RK. Painter
Carrollton
J. Simmons
Clarence
Arthur J. Tubbs
J. Logis
Michael K. McGrath
J. Tule
Coramina Reach
John L. Brediey
Deeloge
Bernard Dierkes
St. Louie
John FP
Gordon
Lexington
Frank A. J. Miller
Leonie
John ©. Long
Poteet
Tresserer
James Cowgill
Attornees -Geerral
Filiott W. Major
Bowling Green
Commis Alearr
Warren C. Bronaugh
Clinton
Richard L. Mall
Springfield
John A. Knott
Hannibal
William M Smith
Kirkwood
W. & Threlkeld
Helbina
Nova J
Winters
Milan
Supreme Court
W. Graves
Rutter
Nat. M. Shelton
Macon
Kapancity
James Filleon
Courtney W. Hamlin
Seward A. Haseltine
Tortal
Orville M. Barnett
Aedalla
Fer
Sena
Otetriet
John OG
Miller
Marehall
Judge County Court
Flist
W.W
Jerand
Miles F. Prigmore
Sweet Springs
Joshua F. Barbee
Aberiff
Haynie
Marshall
J. W. Keys
Napton
Harry Need
Slater
Fer Ansrasor
J. Anderson Johnson
Sterling T. Price
John Blair
Weldon P. Booker
J. F. Coleman
John T. Rhoades
B Thorp
Nelson
Frank M. Latimer
Jake H. Fisher
Dr. G, Ke, BerutehMeld, Marshall
Arrow Hock
Fer Constable
Cambridge
Martin Lene
Gilliam
John W. Nollina
Blater
FE. G. Wheeler
Clay Township
G. &. Trout, Slater
Charles M. Shepard
Kimweed
T. Wednes
Fimweed Township
B. F. Rollins
Liberty Township
W. H. Riggins
Mareheld
James H. Ashurst
Marshall Township
John P. Riggins
William @chreckler
Constable
James H. Reynolds
Casatable
Tah Fork
Frank W. Pannell
Caniidatos
Iad
Republican Party
Pax Gore Morbert
Hadley
Jefferson City
Liewenset
Jacob F. Gmetich
Boonville
John EF. Swanger
Domme A. Tolerton, Brancon
Wither FL Maring
Var
Frank Ht. Fulkerson
St. Joseph
North T. Gentry
Sloort
Amos L. Colman
Desoto
M. WM
Washburn
Cape Ojrardeau
William W. Wilder
Ste. Genevieve
Edwin M. Taubman
John Whiteker
Weaubleau
Fifierath
Holmes Hall
Sedalia
August Beker
Malta Bend
Firet
H. Berlekamp, Slater
Ferond District
Pr. W. Baker
D. Hupp
Plater
Milton Alleen
Por Sheritt
Robert N. Taylor
W. HL. McCormick
Mr. Leonard
A. Alexander, Slater
Will W. Humphrey
W. B. Mullina
F. O. Shepard
Arrow Rock
T. Wilson
Arrow Rech
EB. T. Ault
Melson
Justice of the Peace
Blackwater
Walter T. Brown
Blackwater Township
W. B. Taylor
Blue Lick
Wer
J. A. Davie
Kimwood Townships
T. Reith, Breckbern
Grand Pass
A. W. Kapp
W. J. Vogt
Grand Pans
Grand Pass Township
Case
Fener
James L. England
Oliver Price
Sams Yowrashin
Irry Seretenie
Fom Ort Serraahter
Nation of the Peace
Galt Mend
THE
ST. Louis Republic
Middle West
Ihs
Republic
St. Louis, Mo
J. FE. Hocker
Socialist Party
Wm. L. Garver
Chillicothe
Steutesaet
CU. F. Bargent
Springtela
Secretary of
Frank Baker
Poplar Bieff
Audie Frank Poster
Hannihal
Guy FE
Etherton
John F. Williams
West Plaine
L. G. Pope
St. Louis
Kansas City Court of
Josut
Prohibition Party
Herman P. Faris
Goversoe
Monta I. Payne
Webster Grove
James F. Botts
Lancaster
iFor Mate Auditer
George C. McLaughlin
O. Terry
Green Castle
M. Fulkerson
Fredericktown
Jonathan P. Orr
Holden
People’s Party
William A. Dillon
Marling
H. C. Donnahue
Appleton City
James M. Burrus
Audwoh— Co
L. Alememder
Farmington
F. W. Letech
Marshfield
Henry H. Arts
Commisss Pome
James W. Riley
Madison
Rha
Durrant
Dodger
Skog
Ingants Cit
Apes Eels
Bears
Gastoria
Berry Miles
Marshall, MO
Geo
A. Murrell
Lamkin
Huston
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