DOCSLIB.ORG

Election Notice

Total Page：16

File Type：pdf, Size：1020Kb

Download full-text PDF Read full-text
Election Notice The Caldwell County News Volume 152 issue 6 July 21, 2020 www.mycaldwellcounty.com 75¢ Including Tax 816-583-2116 Left: Valedictorian Garrison Woods. Right: Kristian Moore, Salutatorian Braymer 2020 Graduation Polo historic building collapses after storm Braymer Tait Park was the setting for the 2020 Braymer C-4 Graduation Sunday A historic building in Polo collapsed overnight because of heavy rains. Crews afternoon, July 19. Speaker for the event was Keith Edmonston, Braymer English worked to demolish the rest of the building. Polo Police told county management teacher. Several awards were given out before the seniors were presented their that the collapse was likely the result of the age of the structure, combined with diplomas. the storms and rainfall from early Wednesday morning. The building stood on the corner of Hwy. 13 and 116 and was built in 1897 and at one time housed an opera theater upstairs. No one was hurt or in the building at the time of the collapse according to Caldwell County Emergency Management. AREA NOTICES Braymer Water July 31-Aug. 1: Braymer rates going up Street Fair. July 28: The Caldwell Mayor Michelle Kelley called County Clerk’s office will the meeting of the Braymer City be performing a Public Test Council to order with council of the voting equipment for members Roger Murray, Mi- the August 4, 2020 Primary chelle Haughton, Lois Bigham Election. This will be held on and Dennis Batchelar present. Tuesday, July 28, 2020 in the Employees present included Commissioner’s room of the Conda Kincaid and Michael courthouse at 2 p.m. Gray. The council voted to approve Aug. 22 Hamilton bulk the agenda, last month’s min- pickup. utes and pay bills. The City of Hamilton and In old business: R&W Container will con- Farrel Clevenger was pres- duct the Fall City Wide Bulk ent on behalf of the Shoal Creek pickup on Saturday, August Fire District to discuss the wa- 22. Items must be taken to ter meter to be put on a fire hy- the curb by 7 a.m. and will drant to meter the fire districts be picked up there. Materi- water usage. The council voted als that can’t be picked up to purchase a meter from Win- include: tires, yard waste, water for $1424.41. waste oil, batteries, anti- The council voted to pay the Braymer C-4 2020 Prom Royalty freeze, items containing Fre- electric bill from AT&T, as long Braymer prom was held Friday evening, July 17, with the crowning on the stage in downtown Braymer. The dance was on, and construction materi- as the city received a lease pay- later held at the Stet Fire Barn. al. Another clean up day will ment from AT&T. Left to right: First runners up: Brett Stephenson and Brianna Shepard; Queen Jasmine Taylor, King (not pictured, Dylan be scheduled in the spring. Chief Clevenger also in- Haughton; second runners up Kristian Moore and Kegen Hays and third runners up Sam Jordan and Kayla Henry. formed the council that there is Crown bearers were Poppy Moore and Maverick Park. More pictures on page 8. Reminder of Election not a fire hydrant near Oak Tree The Caldwell County Square. Midwest Assistance Program Clerk’s office will be open Darcy Emmanuel was pres- has been working with the city INDEX on Saturday, August 1, 2020 ent to discuss having a workout to put together a CMOM for the from 8 A.M. until noon for session at Tait Park on Saturday wastewater. Classifieds ............................14 absentee voting for the Pri- mornings throughout the sum- The council voted to raise Local News ............................8 mary Election to be held on mer. She would provide her water rates for inside and out- August 4, 2020. Note: The own insurance. The council side the city limits by 5%. Inside Weekly Record........................4 Lincoln Township polling lo- voted to allow Emmanuel to city limits will be 84¢ per 100 Braymer Graduation snapshots.....9 cation has been relocated to hold workout sessions at Tait gallons used and outside city Cowgill R-6 School. See the Park. limits will be $1.24 per 100 gal- Caldwell County Livestock snapshots....4 New Business: sample ballots in this edi- Continued on page 16 tion. News and Advertising deadline for The Caldwell County News is Monday at 10:00 a.m. The Caldwell County News July 21, 2020 - Page 2 Opinions understand the situation at hand, develop a plan of ac- Air Force has 2,805 cases, the National Guard has 2,614 Letter to the Editor tion, and implement the plan. Sometimes, it is having cases and the Marine Corps has 2,124 cases. There are the courage to decide without knowing all the facts. approximately 2100 additional cases per week being I wanted to share some information regarding the For the good of all, they need to make a decision, and reported. story on the Hamilton shooting. Christian Cooper ACT. confessed to driving the truck, shooting at the victims Some troops may not survive; others will be injured. Upcoming Events and Meetings and fleeing the scene. He gave a signed confession to Regardless, the reasons for this action are vital to the American Legion - 3rd Wednesday at Legion Hall the police. He stated he acted alone. You would think overall success of the mission. The commander, what- – 1900 Hours a confession would lead to the release and dropped ever level they are in the chain of command, also needs VFW – 3rd Monday of month at Cameron Veteran’s charges of the innocent bystander that was arrested the self confidence that if they are following their train- Home Chapel -1900 Hours (Cancelled) along side Cooper. Alas, no. Benjamin Marshall has ing and sound principles of leadership, they will not Kidder Post 140 -3rd Monday at Kidder City Hall cooperated with the authorities and verified Cooper’s be second guessed after the battle by their superiors. – 1900 Hours story but he still remains behind bars. He was injured During this pandemic, the analogy has been that we August 8, Ice cream social at Kidder City Park 1700 in the crash that Cooper created and has yet to receive are at war with this virus. I pray that our leaders in the Hours proper medical care, a shower or even the opportunity communities, county, state and federal government to brush his teeth. He requested legal council and still will show these same leadership qualities to develop Contact information has not been granted a lawyer. He went to court to- a plan of action and make the tough decisions for the For more information or to offer help: Contact Pat day and was told they would have a bail hearing in 3 benefit of all. I also pray that our citizens will become O’Connor (816) 575-2568 weeks. Does this sound like justice? like good soldiers and carry out their assignments Veterans Clinic (CBOC) @ MVH (816) 632-1369 (again, for the good of all). Veterans Crisis Hotline 1-800-273-8255 Amy Marshall Anyway, if you know of a current veteran, or their A good website is www.va.gov. It has some of the family, who is having trouble and needs some help, latest news information as well as explaining veteran Braymer Hometown Hero please contact us at the numbers listed below. At the benefits.Also try www.military.com. I live at Oak Tree Square housing center, and yester- very least, please, be kind to others and PRAY FOR day I saw the neighbor lady Kim Silkwood, run over PEACE! here, and grab the garden hose. She was spraying wa- ter on the front of our building; it was on fire. If she had Our Military Hero’s - Lt. John F. Kennedy- US Wykert convicted in Nodaway not put the fire out there could have been some lives Navy lost. She had the fire out before the fire department got John F. Kennedy’s strength of character and leader- County Court here. We are very thankful for her. It is just one little ship was influenced by many aspects of his life. One Thursday Kenneth Wykert, of Maysville, was con- thing we do for each other here in Braymer. of the most influential periods could easily have been victed of first-degree involuntary manslaughter and his tenure as a naval combat officer in the South Pa- abandonment of a corpse in Nodaway County Court. Yvonne Murray cific fighting the Japanese following the attack on Pearl Wykert was originally charged with second degree Harbor. His ability to make quick decisions under murder for the death of Leah Dawson. Wykert’s sen- stress with the welfare of those around him would be tencing is scheduled for September 1. put to the test like no other on a fateful August night in 1943. Scuttlebutt It was one of those moments he learned you do what By Pat O’Connor you’ve got to do. He was lauded a hero for which he Courthouse News said: “It was involuntary, they sank my boat.” Yet, he is Welcome to the Scut- also the first and possibly only US President to be faced tlebutt. We strive to pro- with one of the world’s most critical moments when Commissioners Minutes for vide information to local the United States and the Soviet Union were on the veterans and share a little verge of engaging in global nuclear thermal warfare June 1-15, 2020 bit about life in the mili- in 1962. This would be a post-World War II event that tary.
Load more

Recommended publications
  • 102820Entireedition Pg
    Bethany Republican-Clipper The official newspaper of Harrison County, Missouri since 1873 Bethany, Missouri 64424 Vol. 91, No. 39 www.bethanyclipper.com October 28, 2020 75 Cents Heavy turnout expected for presidential election Harrison County election of- ficials are expecting a heavy turnout for the General Elec- tion next Tuesday, Nov. 3, based upon record numbers filing ap- plications to vote absentee. The County Clerk’s office re- ported Monday that some 641 persons have applied for absen- Republican-Clipper photos tee ballots for the election. Some Neighborhood rivalry: Two neighbors living on the opposite 291 of those voters have already sides of Coleman Road in the Daily Addition have different opin- cast ballots at the clerk’s office ions about the presidential election. C. F. Rainey, left, supports in the courthouse. Donald Trump and Mike Pence while Curt Fletchall, right, backs The early voting trend reflects Joe Biden and Kamala Harris. Both said they have had their signs stolen and had to replace them in recent weeks. concerns about the pandemic and national interest in the presi- dential race between President election day. volve Jay Ashcroft, who is op- Donald Trump and Vice Presi- There also has been a great posed by Democrat Yinka Faleta dent Michael Pence, Republi- deal of interest in the gover- for re-election as secretary of cans, and their Democratic chal- nor’s race between incumbent state, incumbent Republican lengers former Vice President Mike Parson, a Republican, and state treasurer Scott Fitzpatrick Joe Biden and Senator Kamala Democrat Nicole Galloway who who is opposed by Democrat Harris.
    [Show full text]
  • USA General Election Final Report 3Rd November 2020
    Contents The Core Team .......................................................................................................................................................... 3 Funding Declaration ................................................................................................................................................ 6 Credits .......................................................................................................................................................................... 6 Introduction................................................................................................................................................................ 6 Election Observers ................................................................................................................................................... 7 Testing Public Opinion ........................................................................................................................................... 8 Electoral Administration ..................................................................................................................................... 13 Political Violence ................................................................................................................................................... 14 Media Report .......................................................................................................................................................... 16 Media Analysis ......................................................................................................................................................
    [Show full text]
  • Bethany Republican-Clipper the Official Newspaper of Harrison County, Missouri Since 1873 Bethany, Missouri 64424 Vol
    Bethany Republican-Clipper The official newspaper of Harrison County, Missouri since 1873 Bethany, Missouri 64424 Vol. 91, No. 26 www.bethanyclipper.com July 29, 2020 75 Cents Three county offices to be decided in Aug. 4 primary election Harrison County residents had been cast at the County The candidates for physician, and Raleigh Ritter opposed by Arnie AB Dienoff, Amendment No. 2 that would will be voting in three contested Clerk’s Office by Monday morn- and Saundra McDowell. The Aaron Wisdom and Mike Cart- adopt Medicaid expansion for races when they go to the polls ing, and the office is processing sheriff, assessor and Democratic candidates for gov- er in the Republican primary. persons 19 to 64 years old with next Tuesday, Aug. 4, in the pri- another 205 applications for ab- commissioner are ernor are Nicole Galloway, cur- Gregory Upchurch and Alisia an income level at or below mary election. sentee ballots. The office will be profiled inside R.-C. rent state auditor, and Jimmie Canady are competing for the 133% of the federal poverty lev- One of the major races will open extra hours from 8 a.m. to Incumbent Lila Craig will be Matthews, Antoin Johnson, Eric Democratic nomination. el as set forth in the Affordable be between Sheriff Trevor Place noon on Saturday for absentee opposed by Hannah Thompson Morrison and Robin John Daniel Secretary of State Jay Ash- Care Act. and Deputy Sheriff Eric Rimmer voting. in the Republican county asses- Van Quaethem. croft is unopposed in the Repub- Three other parties will be who are competing in the Re- Precinct workers will be en- sor’s race and incumbent North State Representative J.
    [Show full text]
  • Army Veteran Yinka Faleti Files Candidacy for Secretary of State
    FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE 2/25/2020 Contact: Conner Kerrigan [email protected] (815)263-1261 Army Veteran Yinka Faleti Files Candidacy for Secretary of State (Jefferson City)...On February 25th, Yinka Faleti filed his candidacy for Missouri Secretary of State as a Democrat. Yinka served in the United States Army, deploying to Kuwait after September 11 in response to the attack on our country. He served on active duty for over six years before transitioning to civilian life and studying at Washington University in St. Louis School of Law. “I have always been moved to serve. From the military to my time at United Way of Greater St. Louis to my candidacy for Missouri Secretary of State, I have consistently looked for the next opportunity to give back to the country that has given me so much,” said Faleti. “I would be honored to serve the people of Missouri to ensure that their voices are heard and the democracy my fellow soldiers and I fought so hard for is preserved and strengthened.” Faleti immigrated to the U.S. in 1983 at the age of seven, becoming a United States citizen as a youth. After graduating from the Texas Academy of Math and Science, he earned an appointment to the United States Military Academy at West Point, graduating in 1998. He then served over six years in the active duty U.S. Army. He transitioned from the Army to attend law school at Washington University in St. Louis. After graduating from law school in 2007, he worked at Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner as a litigation attorney in their St.
    [Show full text]
  • Voter's Guide Election 2020
    VOTER’S GUIDE ELECTION 2020 ©iStock.com/Rawf8 ELECTION 2020 Democratic Republican Biden/Harris Trump/Pence Kamala Harris Joe Biden Donald Trump Mike Pence The age-old question this time of the year is: against America and the blatant contempt against her leaders has become pervasive “Who should I vote for?” in our everyday lives. It is not a question that anyone can answer for you, but being informed here remains, however, a group of citizens who see our country as the best about the clear differences between the political parties as well as the candidates Tplace on earth to live and are committed to educate, encourage and get themselves is a good place to start. It is especially important this year to gather involved in the political process. It is you, dear readers, that will stand up for all the information that you can, as the positions of the two main parties have principle and our constitution, and use God-given discernment by exercising become as far apart as ever in history, and some of the newer candidates have your voting privilege for the good of our nation. interesting perspectives on what it means to hold office in America. Information is obtained from various reliable sources and presented through It is important to remember the role our Founding Fathers played in the lens of the nation’s highest law: the United States Constitution. News sources establishing the United States Constitution. Whether it’s the how the candidates are footnoted; otherwise sources used were ProCon.org, Ballotpedia.com, view the role of judges in making law, the raising of taxes, or national defense, VoteSmart.org, or the candidate’s websites.
    [Show full text]
  • FRONT LINE Voter's Guide
    MO BALLOT ISSUES p 7 COURT WATCH p 8 PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES p16 MO CANDIDATES p 21 Voter’s Guide FALL 2020 Vol. XLI, No. 2 OCTOBER 1, 2020 $2.50 IN THIS ISSUE 1 Socialism & the Soul of America ... cont’d page 3 7 Ballot Issues 8 Court Watch 16 Presidential Candidates 21 Missouri Candidates SHORT LINES The Constitutional Coalition: Dedicated to inform, engage and enable SOCIALISM AND THE SOUL OF AMERICA Americans to restore truth, morality and rule of law locally and nationally. by William J. Federer as edited by Landreth Johnson s we look at the number of Americans who Subsequently, the tolerance of democracy allows citizens Aare embracing the concept of socialism as a to tolerate people that are a little bit off. In due course, viable system of government for the United States they tolerate people that are a lot off, and finally, they of America, one must ask, how did we get here? In are tolerating crime, looting, lawlessness, with criminals William Federer’s new book, Socialism: The Real wandering the streets. Freedom, unrestrained by private History, From Plato to the Present, he poses and answers virtue, casts off moral restraints, results in licentiousness and the question: Socialism: The dream of an ideal society? sexual promiscuity. As Plato explained: “And so the young Is it a wonderful utopia or a totalitarian nightmare? man passes into the freedom and libertinism of useless and References and quotes from his book make up much unnecessary pleasures. In all of us there is a lawless wild- of the following information as we look at the birth beast nature; in some persons they are controlled; while in and demise of societies.
    [Show full text]
  • 2020 Missouri Disability Voter Coalition General Election Voter Guide
    Missouri Disability Voter Coalition 2020 Missouri Disability Voter Coalition General Election Voter Guide Last Updated: 9/11/2020 1 Missouri Disability Voter Coalition Governor Nicholas (Nick) Kasoff U.S. Representative - District 4 Republican Green Mike Parson Joseph Civettini Republican Vicky Hartzler Democratic Attorney General Nicole Galloway Democratic Republican Lindsey Simmons Libertarian Eric Schmitt Rik Combs Libertarian Democratic Steven K. Koonse* Green Rich Finneran Jerome Howard Bauer U.S. Representative - Libertarian District 5 Kevin C. Babcock Lieutenant Governor Republican Republican U.S. Representative - Ryan Derks* Mike Kehoe District 1 Democratic Democratic Republican Emanuel Cleaver II Alissia Canady Anthony Rogers Libertarian Libertarian Democratic Robin Dominick Bill Slantz Cori Bush U.S. Representative - Green Libertarian Kelley Dragoo* District 6 Alex Furman Republican Secretary of State U.S. Representative – Sam Graves Republican District 2 John R. (Jay) Ashcraft Democratic Republican Gena L. Ross* Democratic Ann Wagner Yinka Faleti* Libertarian Democratic Jim Higgins Libertarian Jill Schupp* Carl Herman Freese U.S. Representative - Libertarian Martin Schulte District 7 Green Paul Lehmann* Republican U.S. Representative – Billy Long Constitution District 3 Paul Venable Democratic Republican Teresa Montseny State Treasurer Blaine Luetkemeyer Libertarian Republican Kevin Craig Scott Fitzpatrick Democratic Megan Rezabek U.S. Representative - Democratic District 8 Vicki Lorenz Englund* Libertarian Leonard J. Steinman
    [Show full text]
  • 1L Employer Showcase | January 17, 2019 | 5:30Pm
    1L Employer Showcase | January 17, 2019 | 5:30pm WashULaw alumni listed in blue. Alston & Bird Aaron Block, Justin Chavez ArchCity Defenders Andrew Cook Armstrong Teasdale LLP Molly Duvall, Rob Mahon, Ida Shafaie Arnold & Porter Elizabeth Fitzpatrick, Danielle Rosato Axinn, Veltrop & Harkrider Brett Garrison, Colleen Tretola Baker McKenzie Chelsea Harrison, Nick Serra, Victoria Hutchison Bay Area Legal Aid Kemi Mustapha Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner Jennifer Guirl, Kathryn Scott, Jim Havel Cadwalader, Wickersham & Taft LLP Cori Niemann, Andy Levin, Ryan Leverone Chapman and Cutler Katherine Gale, Melissa Seeborg Chicago Lawyers’ Committee for Civil Rights Jenny Terrell City of St. Louis Law Department Georganna Ekpo, Meg Bruyns, Abby Duncan Clark Hill PLC Emily Berttucci, Michael Croghan Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton LLP Donna Harris, Chelsey Rosenbloom Colorado State Public Defender Kimberly Chalmers Cunningham, Vogel & Rost, PC Joseph Bond, Kendall Reeves Forward Through Ferguson Yinka Faleti Gilmore & Bell, P.C. Jenni Brooks, Stephanie Bogue Great Rivers Environmental Law Center Kathleen Henry Greensfelder, Hemker & Gale, P.C. Jessica Courtway, Karen Johnson Haynes and Boone, LLP Ryan Cox, Brad Holdbrook, Michael Gaston-Bell Hogan Lovells US LLP Lauren Battaglia, Tyler Blake Hunton Andrews Kurth LLP Kim MacLeod Husch Blackwell Ernesto Segura, Kayt Kopen Ice Miller Jaren Hagler, Sterling Shown If/When/How: Lawyering for Reproductive Justice Jeryl Hayes Jackson Walker LLP Abby Aldrich, Grant Johnson Katten Muchin Rosenman LLP Gizem Tunca King & Spalding Patrick Otlewski, Mandy Klingler Kirkland & Ellis Spencer Winters, Jordan Turban Knobbe Martens Victoria Ellis, Ryan Furtado Land of Lincoln Legal Assistance Chelsea Hubbard, Daniel Kuehnert, Andrea Schrader Latham & Watkins LLP Julia Von Türk Law Office of the Public Defender - DeKalb County Georgia Adrienne Johnson Legal Services of Eastern Missouri Kate Tucker Lewis Rice LLC Taylor Matthews, Derick Albers Littler Mendelson, PC Lillian T.
    [Show full text]