Newspaper Cassville Republican
Date June 1, 1916, Thursday
Headline File Declarations for County Office
Text Candidates for Nominations to County Offices Should File Declarations Not later than Thursday June 1.

Up to Wednesday noon, May 31, the following candidates for nominations to the various county offices of Barry County, for which elections are to be held in November, had filed their declarations with County Clerk Jeffries in order that their names may appear upon the printed ballot.

Republican Ticket

Judge Western District
Jacob Storck

Judge Eastern District
S. P. Hilton
Daniel M. Shumate

Sheriff
James Whittington
M. E. Newman
James Eubanks
Joseph A. Jackson
August F. Hilker

Assessor
W. W. Hutchens
John E. Lowder
J. M. Gurley

Treasurer
John P. Pennel
Frank Moffatt

Prosecuting Attorney
Daniel Meador

Democratic Ticket

Judge Western District
C. C. Howerton

Judge Eastern District
No one Filed

Sheriff
Ira Garrison
S. F. Higgs
Wm. Houston
T. A. Stockton
Fred Sills

Assessor
Chas. H. Haddock

Treasurer
W. F. Wardlaw
Byron J. Hawk

Prosecuting Attorney
Jake Davis

No one filed for the offices of Representative, Coroner, Surveyor or Public Administrator on either ticket up to Wednesday noon, May 31, when the REPUBLICAN went to press. These vacancies will be filled by the county committees after the primary.

Thursday, June 1, is the last day for filling declarations as the law is generally interpreted but it is a question if a declaration filed on June 1 would not also be good. By counting that day there still remain 60 days to August 1.

Research Note: Charles H. Haddock was a son of Richard Ransom "Rance" and Sarah (Browning) Haddock, and a grandson of Charles Haddock, Jr. and his second wife Susan (Meyers/Moyers) Rumbaugh.
Resource State Historical Society of MO Microfilm
Submitted by Donna Cooper


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