B6 Thursday, May 28, 2020 n HOUSTON HERALD JUNE 2 MUNICIPAL ELECTION NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICES In the Circuit Court of Texas County, Missouri Juvenile Division In Re the Matter of: Jaykob Lynn Harris, DOB: 11/29/2018 Minor, Daniel Steven Olson and Eula Katrina Tillery, Petitioners. Case No. 20TE-JU00015 Notice On Order For Services By Publication The State of Missouri to Respondent, any known or unknown fathers: You are hereby notified that a Petition for Adoption, the object and general nature of which is to adopt and obtain custody of the minor child, Jaykob Lynn Harris by Daniel Steven Olson and Eula Katrina Tillery, Petitioners. The names of all parties to said suit are stated above in the caption hereof and the name and address of the attorney for Petitioners is Kimberly F. Lowe, Attorney at Law, 219 N. Grand, Houston, Mo. 65483. You are further notified that, unless you file an answer or other pleading or shall otherwise appear and defend against the aforesaid Petition within forty-five (45) days after the 30 th day of April, 2020, judgment by default will be rendered against you and an adoption will be rendered in accordance with the Petition filed herein. It is ordered that a copy hereof be published according to law in the Houston Herald, a newspaper of general circulation published in the County of Texas, State of Missouri. A true copy from the record. Witness my hand and the seal of the Circuit Court, County of Texas, State of Missouri, the 24 th day of April, 2020. (Seal) Marci Mosley, Circuit Clerk of Texas County By: Shelly Cummins, Deputy Clerk. 1/4t Public Notice of Surface Mining Application – New Permit HCH, LLC, 6250 Highway 63, Houston, Mo. 65483, has applied for a new permit from the Department of Natural Resources, Land Reclamation Program, to mine limestone on 91 acre(s) of land located in Texas County, Section(s) 30, Township(s) 30, Range(s) 9W. This(ese) operation(s) will be conducted during the approximate dates of June 15, 2020 to Dec. 21, 2119. Written comments or a request for an informal public meeting may be made by any person with a direct, personal interest in one or more of the factors that the staff director may consider in issuing a permit, as required by The Land Reclamation Act, sections 444.760 to 444.790 RSMo. Mail written comments, or a request for an informal public meeting to: Director, Land Reclamation Program, Department of Natural Resources, P.O. Box 176, Jefferson City, Mo. 65102-0176. All comments and requests for a public meeting must be submitted in writing to the director’s office no later than 15 days following the final public notice publication date. For more information about this process, please contact the Land Reclamation Program telephone at 573-751-4041. 3/4t Notice of Election Texas County Memorial Hospital Municipal Election Day Tuesday, (April 7) June 2, 2020 In compliance with the election laws of the State of Missouri, notice is hereby given to the quali- fied voters of the County of Texas, that the gener- al municipal election to elect one trustee to a five year term to the Texas County Memorial Hos- pital Board will be held on the 2nd day of June, 2020, between the hours of six o’clock a.m. in the morning and until seven o’clock p.m. in the eve- ning. Polling places will be in the following vote districts locations: Vote districts, locations and precincts are: Lick- ing vote district, Fox Fire Station, 115 Old Salem Rd., Boone, Lynch II and Sherrill; Raymondville vote district, Community Building at fairgrounds, 185 Park St., Raymond- ville, Jackson and Ozark; Summersville vote district, Summersville Music Room, 525 Rog- ers Ave., Summersville, Carroll, Current and Date; Houston, Houston Storm Shelter, 191 N. 1st St. (Pine Street entrance), Houston, Piney, Cass II; Cabool, Cabool High School Gym, (New Gym), 1020 Garst Ave., Cabool, Burdine, Cass I and Sar- gent; Dunn, Mountain Grove Family Church, 10410 E. Bus 60, Moun- tain Grove, Mo., Clinton; Success, Success School Gym, 10341 Highway 17, Success, Lynch I and Upton I; Roby, Citizens Center - Northwest Texas County, 12274 Highway 32, Roby, Roubidoux I and Roubidoux II; Fairview, Fairview Pentecostal Church, 6584 Highway M, Cabool, Morris and Upton II; Clear Springs, Clear Springs Commu- nity Building, 1998 Brad- ford Rd., Willow Springs, Pierce. Official Ballot Texas County Memorial Hospital Municipal Election Day Tuesday, June 2, 2020 Instructions to Vot- ers: To vote, fill in the box [ ] Use marking device provided. Candidates: Complete the box opposite the name of the candidate for whom you wish to vote. Write-in: To vote for a person whose name is not on the ballot, write his or her name in the blank space provided for such purposes and com- plete the box opposite the space provided. A per- son must be a “Declared Write-in Candidate” in order for the vote to be counted. Do not fold your ballot. Hospital Trustee (Vote for one, five-year term) Gina L. Umfleet [ ] George A. Sholtz Jr. [ ] ____________ [ ] Done by order of the Texas County Commis- sion Laura Crowley, County Clerk and Election Au- thority of Texas County, Missouri Texas County Clerk Laura Crowley issued these guidelines Friday concerning voting that will occur Tuesday in the county: 1-2-3 To Vote Safely 1. Have an Election Day Plan: Visit the Missouri Secretary of State’s Voter Outreach Portal. https://voteroutreach. sos.mo.gov/PRD/Voter- Outreach/VOSearch.asp/ nIs your voter registra- tion information up-to- date? nDo you know where your polling place is? nHave you studied your sample ballot to reduce time in the voting booth? nAvoid voting at peak times to reduce exposure to others. 2. Follow CDC Guide- lines for Social Distancing nHand sanitizer will be offered upon entering the poll. nMaintain adequate distance between your- self and others. Be pa- tient. Common surfaces and voting equipment will be cleaned and sanitized periodically. If you are not feeling well, DO NOT enter the poll. Please call ahead for curbside ser- vice. 3. Cast Your Ballot nPlace pens and ballot markers where instructed for sanitation before they are re-used. nDeposit your ballot into the ballot box and use hand sanitizer again be- fore exiting the poll. Actions Election Staff Will Take in Advance of Election Day 1. Encourage voters to use voting methods that minimize direct contact with other people and re- duce crowd size at polling stations. We will encour- age voters planning to vote in-person on Election Day to arrive at off-peak times. Actions Poll Workers Will Take on Election Day 1. Aside from poll work- ers and poll watchers, if any, only the voters may enter the polling place on Election Day. Family members, friends or oth- ers will not be permitted to enter unless they are assisting a voter in read- ing or marking the ballot. 2. During a typical elec- tion, poll workers scan and review each voter’s voter ID. For this election, voters will scan their own ID and show the ID to the poll worker. ID’s and oth- er verification documents will not be passed between voters and poll workers. 3. Each voter will be handed a disinfected, clean pen at the verifica- tion station to sign the eli- gibility slip and will be in- structed to take the same pen to the ballot station to sign the part voter list. Each pen will be disinfect- ed before being sent back to the verification station. 4. One table per voter will be provided to mark the ballot. Each table and ballot marking pen will be disinfected after each vot- er. Make sure the table is dry before the next voter, so the ballot does not get wet. 5. No food will be per- mitted on the floor in the polling place on Election Day. Poll workers will have a designated area within the building for breaks. The following are the strategies and action steps to be employed at the poll- ing place on Election Day to attempt to mitigate the spread of COVID-19: Covid-19 Spread Mitigation Efforts Employed at the Polling Place 1. SOCIAL DISTANC- ING a. Permit only 10 voters inside the polling place at one time. Additional vot- ers may wait outside the building, in their vehicles, or do curb side voting. b. Use tape to mark six- food increments on the floor throughout the poll- ing place as needed. c. Spread out voting booths so that they are at least six feet apart from each other. 2. INCREASED HY- GIENE a. All poll workers should wash hands thor- oughly with soap and wa- ter throughout the day, and specifically: i. Before eating any food in break area ii. After eating any food in break area iii. After using the rest- room iv. Throughout the day as needed v. Sinks, soap and, paper towels are available in the restrooms. b. Poll workers are en- couraged to wipe down workspace several times throughout the day. c. Poll workers should not share pens with each other or voters. 3. PERSONAL PRO- TECTIVE EQUIPMENT (PPE) a. Poll workers should use gloves for opening and closing tasks such as removing the ballots from the ballot box. b. Masks will be provid- ed to poll workers. Wear- ing the masks will be with the intention to provide a layer of protection to the poll workers, not intend- ed to allow a worker who may be feeling ill to still work. If a poll worker is ill or exhibiting symptoms of illness, he or she may not work on Election Day. Clerk issues guidelines on polling places See ELECTION, B7 Eric T. Olson, superin- tendent of the Missouri State Highway Patrol, an- nounced the patrol has expanded its recently up- graded its Missouri AM- BER Alert System to in- clude Blue Alerts, which provides law enforcement with an early warning of threats against police offi- cers and aids in the appre- hension of suspects who have killed or seriously injured an officer. Under state law, the pa- trol has the responsibility for initiating Blue Alerts as set forth in Section 650.520 RSMo. when: nA law enforcement of- ficer is killed or seriously injured in the line of duty. nAn officer is missing in connection with official duties. nThere is an imminent and credible threat to kill or seriously injure a law enforcement officer. nThere is actionable in- formation known about a suspect for a public notifi- cation to be helpful to law enforcement. nThe law enforce- ment agency involved requests or approves the alert being issued. Missouri’s improved no- tification system stream- lined the process to get alerts to the public faster. The new system includes wireless emergency alerts, automated social media alerts and a public website, www.moalerts. mo.gov, which provides the latest information on AMBER Alerts and Blue Alerts active in Missouri at any time. The new patrol alert system directly utilizes FEMA’s Integrated Pub- lic Alert and Warning System (IPAWS) to deliver message to cellular carri- ers. Each Blue Alert will in- clude photos and descrip- tions of any suspects and vehicles if available. The new system’s automatic alert updates are designed to reduce the possibility that outdated information will continue to be shared on social media. This sys- tem also will automati- cally update the Patrol’s GHQ Twitter account @ MSHPTrooperGHQ. Members of the media and public who have sub- scribed to emailed AM- BER Alerts will already receive Blue Alerts. Sub- scribers receive immedi- ate notification any time details contained within an active alert are updat- ed. Anyone interested may subscribe to Mo-Alerts by going to www.moalerts. mo.gov, selecting “Sub- scribe to Mo-Alerts” on the left side of the web- page, entering their email address, and clicking “Subscribe.” Subscribers will receive a verification email and must click on the link provided to com- plete the process. Many factors affect the speed at which these alerts reach the public, including cellular phone carriers, broadcaster ca- pabilities and administra- tive protocols. Olson said an AMBER Alert system upgrade in December 2019 has proven to be a valuable resource and helped reduce the critical minutes between when an AMBER Alert is initi- ated and when the media and public are notified. Adding Blue Alerts to the improved system will pro- vide the same benefits, he said. Olson said streamlining this process and continu- ously providing up-to- the-minute information increases the likelihood a suspect or suspect vehicle will be located and in- creases the safety of Mis- souri’s law enforcement officers. (To date, the pa- trol has never received a request to initiate a Blue MSHP expands upgraded notification system to include Blue Alerts Alert.) The system has been fully tested internally and on FEMA’s IPAWS test servers. The patrol con- tinually looks for ways to improve the overall alert notification process. Ol- son said. Local news online at www.houstonherald.com
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B6 Thursday, May 28, 2020 n HOUSTON HERALD
JUNE 2 MUNICIPAL ELECTION NOTICE
PUBLIC NOTICESIn the Circuit Court
of Texas County, Missouri
Juvenile DivisionIn Re the Matter of:Jaykob Lynn Harris,
DOB: 11/29/2018Minor,
Daniel Steven Olson and Eula Katrina
Tillery,Petitioners.
Case No. 20TE-JU00015Notice On Order For Services By
PublicationThe State of Missouri to
Respondent, any known or unknown fathers:
You are hereby notified that a Petition for Adoption, the object and general nature of which is to adopt and obtain custody of the minor child, Jaykob Lynn Harris by Daniel Steven Olson and Eula Katrina Tillery, Petitioners.
The names of all parties to said suit are stated above in the caption hereof and the name and address of the attorney for Petitioners is Kimberly F. Lowe, Attorney at Law, 219 N. Grand, Houston, Mo. 65483.
You are further notified that, unless you file an answer or other pleading or shall otherwise appear
and defend against the aforesaid Petition within forty-five (45) days after the 30th day of April, 2020, judgment by default will be rendered against you and an adoption will be rendered in accordance with the Petition filed herein.
It is ordered that a copy hereof be published according to law in the Houston Herald, a newspaper of general circulation published in the County of Texas, State of Missouri. A true copy from the record.
Witness my hand and the seal of the Circuit Court, County of Texas, State of Missouri, the 24th day of April, 2020.
(Seal)Marci Mosley, Circuit
Clerk of Texas County By: Shelly Cummins,
Deputy Clerk. 1/4t
Public Notice of Surface Mining Application – New Permit
HCH, LLC, 6250 Highway 63, Houston, Mo. 65483, has applied for a new permit from the Department of Natural Resources, Land Reclamation Program, to mine limestone on 91
acre(s) of land located in Texas County, Section(s) 30, Township(s) 30, Range(s) 9W.
This(ese) operation(s) will be conducted during the approximate dates of June 15, 2020 to Dec. 21, 2119.
Written comments or a request for an informal public meeting may be made by any person with a direct, personal interest in one or more of the factors that the staff director may consider in issuing a permit, as required by The Land Reclamation Act, sections 444.760 to 444.790 RSMo.
Mail written comments, or a request for an informal public meeting to: Director, Land Reclamation Program, Department of Natural Resources, P.O. Box 176, Jefferson City, Mo. 65102-0176. All comments and requests for a public meeting must be submitted in writing to the director’s office no later than 15 days following the final public notice publication date. For more information about this process, please contact the Land Reclamation Program telephone at 573-751-4041. 3/4t
Notice of ElectionTexas County
Memorial Hospital Municipal
Election DayTuesday, (April 7)
June 2, 2020In compliance with the
election laws of the State of Missouri, notice is hereby given to the quali-fied voters of the County of Texas, that the gener-al municipal election to elect one trustee to a five year term to the Texas County Memorial Hos-pital Board will be held on the 2nd day of June, 2020, between the hours of six o’clock a.m. in the morning and until seven o’clock p.m. in the eve-ning. Polling places will be in the following vote districts locations:
Vote districts, locations and precincts are: Lick-ing vote district, Fox Fire Station, 115 Old Salem Rd., Boone, Lynch II and Sherrill; Raymondville vote district, Community Building at fairgrounds, 185 Park St., Raymond-ville, Jackson and Ozark; Summersville vote district, Summersville Music Room, 525 Rog-ers Ave., Summersville, Carroll, Current and Date; Houston, Houston Storm Shelter, 191 N. 1st St. (Pine Street entrance), Houston, Piney, Cass II; Cabool, Cabool High School Gym, (New Gym), 1020 Garst Ave., Cabool, Burdine, Cass I and Sar-gent; Dunn, Mountain Grove Family Church, 10410 E. Bus 60, Moun-tain Grove, Mo., Clinton; Success, Success School Gym, 10341 Highway 17, Success, Lynch I and Upton I; Roby, Citizens Center - Northwest Texas
County, 12274 Highway 32, Roby, Roubidoux I and Roubidoux II; Fairview, Fairview Pentecostal Church, 6584 Highway M, Cabool, Morris and Upton II; Clear Springs, Clear Springs Commu-nity Building, 1998 Brad-ford Rd., Willow Springs, Pierce.
Official BallotTexas County
Memorial HospitalMunicipal
Election DayTuesday, June 2, 2020Instructions to Vot-
ers: To vote, fill in the box [ ] Use marking device provided.
Candidates: Complete the box opposite the name of the candidate for whom you wish to vote.
Write-in: To vote for a person whose name is not on the ballot, write his or her name in the blank space provided for such purposes and com-plete the box opposite the space provided. A per-son must be a “Declared Write-in Candidate” in order for the vote to be counted.Do not fold your ballot.
Hospital Trustee(Vote for one,
five-year term)Gina L. Umfleet [ ]
George A. Sholtz Jr. [ ]____________ [ ]
Done by order of the Texas County Commis-sion
Laura Crowley, County Clerk and Election Au-thority of Texas County, Missouri
Texas County Clerk Laura Crowley issued these guidelines Friday concerning voting that will occur Tuesday in the county:
1-2-3 To Vote Safely1. Have an Election Day
Plan: Visit the Missouri Secretary of State’s Voter Outreach Portal.
https://voteroutreach.sos.mo.gov/PRD/Voter-Outreach/VOSearch.asp/nIs your voter registra-
tion information up-to-date?nDo you know where
your polling place is?nHave you studied your
sample ballot to reduce time in the voting booth?nAvoid voting at peak
times to reduce exposure to others.
2. Follow CDC Guide-lines for Social DistancingnHand sanitizer will be
offered upon entering the poll. nMaintain adequate
distance between your-self and others. Be pa-tient. Common surfaces and voting equipment will be cleaned and sanitized periodically. If you are not feeling well, DO NOT enter the poll. Please call ahead for curbside ser-vice.
3. Cast Your BallotnPlace pens and ballot
markers where instructed for sanitation before they are re-used.
nDeposit your ballot into the ballot box and use hand sanitizer again be-fore exiting the poll.Actions Election Staff Will Take in Advance
of Election Day1. Encourage voters to
use voting methods that minimize direct contact with other people and re-duce crowd size at polling stations. We will encour-age voters planning to vote in-person on Election Day to arrive at off-peak times.
Actions Poll Workers Will Take on Election Day
1. Aside from poll work-ers and poll watchers, if any, only the voters may enter the polling place on Election Day. Family members, friends or oth-ers will not be permitted to enter unless they are assisting a voter in read-ing or marking the ballot.
2. During a typical elec-tion, poll workers scan and review each voter’s voter ID. For this election, voters will scan their own ID and show the ID to the poll worker. ID’s and oth-er verification documents will not be passed between voters and poll workers.
3. Each voter will be handed a disinfected, clean pen at the verifica-tion station to sign the eli-gibility slip and will be in-structed to take the same
pen to the ballot station to sign the part voter list. Each pen will be disinfect-ed before being sent back to the verification station.
4. One table per voter will be provided to mark the ballot. Each table and ballot marking pen will be disinfected after each vot-er. Make sure the table is dry before the next voter, so the ballot does not get wet.
5. No food will be per-mitted on the floor in the polling place on Election Day. Poll workers will have a designated area within the building for breaks.
The following are the strategies and action steps to be employed at the poll-ing place on Election Day to attempt to mitigate the spread of COVID-19:
Covid-19 Spread Mitigation Efforts Employed at the
Polling Place1. SOCIAL DISTANC-
INGa. Permit only 10 voters
inside the polling place at one time. Additional vot-ers may wait outside the building, in their vehicles, or do curb side voting.
b. Use tape to mark six-food increments on the floor throughout the poll-ing place as needed.
c. Spread out voting booths so that they are at least six feet apart from
each other. 2. INCREASED HY-
GIENEa. All poll workers
should wash hands thor-oughly with soap and wa-ter throughout the day, and specifically:
i. Before eating any food in break area
ii. After eating any food in break area
iii. After using the rest-room
iv. Throughout the day as needed
v. Sinks, soap and, paper towels are available in the restrooms.
b. Poll workers are en-couraged to wipe down workspace several times throughout the day.
c. Poll workers should not share pens with each other or voters.
3. PERSONAL PRO-TECTIVE EQUIPMENT (PPE)
a. Poll workers should use gloves for opening and closing tasks such as removing the ballots from the ballot box.
b. Masks will be provid-ed to poll workers. Wear-ing the masks will be with the intention to provide a layer of protection to the poll workers, not intend-ed to allow a worker who may be feeling ill to still work. If a poll worker is ill or exhibiting symptoms of illness, he or she may not work on Election Day.
Clerk issues guidelines on polling places
See ELECTION, B7
Eric T. Olson, superin-tendent of the Missouri State Highway Patrol, an-nounced the patrol has expanded its recently up-graded its Missouri AM-BER Alert System to in-clude Blue Alerts, which provides law enforcement with an early warning of threats against police offi-cers and aids in the appre-hension of suspects who have killed or seriously injured an officer.
Under state law, the pa-trol has the responsibility for initiating Blue Alerts as set forth in Section 650.520 RSMo. when:nA law enforcement of-
ficer is killed or seriously injured in the line of duty.nAn officer is missing
in connection with official duties.nThere is an imminent
and credible threat to kill or seriously injure a law enforcement officer.nThere is actionable in-
formation known about a suspect for a public notifi-cation to be helpful to law enforcement.nThe law enforce-
ment agency involved requests or approves the alert being issued. Missouri’s improved no-tification system stream-lined the process to get alerts to the public faster.
The new system includes wireless emergency alerts, automated social media alerts and a public website, www.moalerts.mo.gov, which provides the latest information on AMBER Alerts and Blue Alerts active in Missouri at any time.
The new patrol alert system directly utilizes FEMA’s Integrated Pub-lic Alert and Warning System (IPAWS) to deliver message to cellular carri-ers.
Each Blue Alert will in-clude photos and descrip-tions of any suspects and vehicles if available. The new system’s automatic alert updates are designed to reduce the possibility that outdated information will continue to be shared on social media. This sys-tem also will automati-cally update the Patrol’s GHQ Twitter account @MSHPTrooperGHQ.
Members of the media and public who have sub-scribed to emailed AM-BER Alerts will already receive Blue Alerts. Sub-scribers receive immedi-ate notification any time details contained within an active alert are updat-ed.
Anyone interested may subscribe to Mo-Alerts by
going to www.moalerts.mo.gov, selecting “Sub-scribe to Mo-Alerts” on the left side of the web-page, entering their email address, and clicking “Subscribe.” Subscribers will receive a verification email and must click on the link provided to com-plete the process.
Many factors affect the speed at which these alerts reach the public, including cellular phone carriers, broadcaster ca-pabilities and administra-tive protocols. Olson said an AMBER Alert system upgrade in December 2019 has proven to be a valuable resource and helped reduce the critical minutes between when an AMBER Alert is initi-ated and when the media and public are notified. Adding Blue Alerts to the improved system will pro-vide the same benefits, he said.
Olson said streamlining this process and continu-ously providing up-to-the-minute information increases the likelihood a suspect or suspect vehicle will be located and in-creases the safety of Mis-souri’s law enforcement officers. (To date, the pa-trol has never received a request to initiate a Blue
MSHP expands upgraded notification system to include Blue Alerts
Alert.)The system has been
fully tested internally and on FEMA’s IPAWS test servers. The patrol con-tinually looks for ways to improve the overall alert notification process. Ol-son said.
Local news online at www.houstonherald.com
HOUSTON HERALD n Thursday, May 28, 2020 B7
June 2 MUNICIPAL ELECTION NOTICESNotice of Election
City of CaboolMunicipal
Election DayTuesday, June 2, 2020
Notice is hereby given to the qualified voters of the City of Cabool, Mo., that the General Election for the purpose of elect-ing city officials as they appear on the sample ballot will be held in said city on Tuesday, June 2, 2020, beginning at 6 o’clock a.m. and closing at 7 o’clock p.m. Polling place will be at the Ca-bool vote district, Cabool High School gym, 1020 Garst Ave., Cabool, Mo.
Official BallotCity of Cabool
Municipal Election Day
Tuesday, June 2, 2020Instructions to Vot-
ers: To vote, fill in the box [ ] Use marking de-vice provided.
Candidates: Complete the box opposite the name of the candidate for whom you wish to vote.
Write-in: To vote for a person whose name is not on the ballot, write his or her name in the blank space provided for such purposes and complete the box oppo-site the space provided. A person must be a “De-clared Write-in Candi-date” in order for the vote to be counted.Do not fold your ballot.
Mayor(Vote for one,
two-year term)Danny Cannon [ ]Donnie Wells [ ]
____________ [ ]
Alderman - Ward I(Vote for one,
two-year term)Sam Mudd [ ]
____________ [ ] Alderman - Ward II
(Vote for one, two-year term)
John Williams [ ]____________ [ ]
Done by direction of the City of Cabool, Kim Elliott, City Clerk
Laura Crowley, County Clerk and Election Au-thority of Texas County, Missouri
Notice of ElectionCity of Houston
Municipal Election Day
Tuesday, June 2, 2020Notice is hereby given
to the qualified voters of the City of Houston, Mo., that the General Election for the purpose of elect-ing city officials as they appear on the sample ballot will be held in said city on Tuesday, June 2, 2020, beginning at 6 o’clock a.m. and closing at 7 o’clock p.m. Polling place will be at the Hous-ton vote district, Hous-ton Storm Shelter, 191 N. First St. (Pine Street en-trance), Houston, Mo.
Official BallotCity of Houston
Municipal Election Day
Tuesday, June 2, 2020 Instructions to Vot-
ers: To vote, fill in the box [ ] Use marking de-vice provided.
Candidates: Complete the box opposite the name of the candidate for whom you wish to vote.
Write-in: To vote for a person whose name is
not on the ballot, write his or her name in the blank space provided for such purposes and com-plete the box opposite the space provided. A per-son must be a “Declared Write-in Candidate” in order for the vote to be counted.Do not fold your ballot.
Alderman - Ward I(Vote for one,
two-year term)Kevin Stilley [ ]
____________ [ ] Alderman - Ward II
(Vote for one, two-year term)
Charles (Chalky) Wells [ ]
____________ [ ]
Alderman - Ward III(Vote for one,
two-year term)Ross Richardson [ ]
____________ [ ]
Done by direction of the City of Houston, Heather Sponsler, City Clerk
Laura Crowley, County Clerk and Election Au-thority of Texas County, Missouri
Notice of ElectionCity of Licking
Municipal Election Day
Tuesday, June 2, 2020Notice is hereby given
to the qualified voters of the City of Licking, Mo., that the General Election for the purpose of elect-ing city officials as they appear on the sample ballot will be held in said city on Tuesday, June 2, 2020, beginning at 6 o’clock a.m. and closing at 7 o’clock p.m. Polling place will be at the Lick-ing vote district, Fox Fire Station Community Room, 115 Old Salem Rd., Licking, Mo.
Official BallotCity of Licking
Municipal Election Day
Tuesday, June 2, 2020Instructions to Vot-
ers: To vote, fill in the box [ ] Use marking device provided.
Candidates: Complete the box opposite the name of the candidate for whom you wish to vote.
Write-in: To vote for a person whose name is not on the ballot, write his or her name in the blank space provided for such purposes and com-plete the box opposite the space provided. A per-son must be a “Declared Write-in Candidate” in order for the vote to be counted.Do not fold your ballot.
Alderman - Ward I(Vote for one,
two-year term)Joe D. Dillard Jr. [ ]____________ [ ]
Alderman - Ward II(Vote for one,
two-year term)Mike Aiken [ ]
____________ [ ]
Done by direction of the City of Licking, Re-nee Keaton, City Clerk
Laura Crowley, County Clerk and Election Au-thority of Texas County, Missouri
Notice of Election Village of Plato
Municipal Election Day
Tuesday, June 2, 2020
Notice is hereby given to the qualified voters of the Village of Plato, Mo., that the General Election for the purpose of elect-ing village officials as they appear on the sam-ple ballot, will be held in said city on Tuesday, June 2, 2020, beginning at 6 o’clock a.m. and clos-ing at 7 o’clock p.m. Poll-ing place will be at the following vote district in Texas County: Roby vote district, Citizens Center-Northwest Texas County, 12274 Highway 32, Roby, Mo.
Official BallotVillage of Plato
Municipal Election Day
Tuesday, June 2, 2020Instructions to Vot-
ers: To vote, fill in the box [ ] Use marking de-vice provided.
Candidates: Complete the box opposite the name of the candidate for whom you wish to vote.
Write-in: To vote for a person whose name is not on the ballot, write his or her name in the blank space provided for such purposes and complete the box oppo-site the space provided. A person must be a “De-clared Write-in Candi-date” in order for the vote to be counted.Do not fold your ballot.
Village Trustee(Vote for two,
two-year term)Bobby Biram [ ]
____________ [ ]____________ [ ]
Done by direction of the Village of Plato, H.T. Dandridge, Acting Vil-lage Clerk
Laura Crowley, County Clerk and Election Au-thority of Texas County, Missouri
Notice of ElectionCity of Cabool
Municipal Election Day
Tuesday, June 2, 2020Notice is hereby given
to the qualified voters of the City of Cabool, Mis-souri, that the Board of Aldermen of the City has called a special elec-tion to be held in the City concurrently with the general municipal elec-tion on Tuesday, June 2, 2020, beginning at 6 o’clock a.m. and ending at 7 o’clock p.m. Polling place will be at the Ca-bool vote district, Cabool High School Gym, 1020 Garst Ave., Cabool, Mis-souri.
Official BallotCity of Cabool
Municipal Election Day
Tuesday, June 2, 2020Instructions to Vot-
ers: To vote, fill in the box [ ] Use marking de-vice provided.
Propositions or Questions: If you are in Favor of the proposition, complete the box next to the word Yes. If you are Opposed to the proposi-tion, complete the box next to the word No.Do not fold your ballot.
QuestionShall the City of Cabool,
Missouri, renew a sales tax of one-half of one percent (1/2%) for trans-portation purposes, for a period of five (5) years from the date on which such tax is first imposed?
Yes [ ] No [ ]
Done by direction of the City of Cabool, Kim Elliott, City Clerk
Laura Crowley, County Clerk and Election Au-thority of Texas County, Missouri
Notice of ElectionLicking Reorganized
School District No. R-8Texas County,
MissouriMunicipal
Election DayTuesday, June 2, 2020
Notice is hereby given to the qualified voters of Licking R-8 School Dis-trict of Texas County, state of Missouri, that an election in said district will be held on Tuesday, June 2, 2020, beginning at 6 o’clock a.m. and ending at 7 o’clock p.m. Said elec-tion will be held to choose by ballot three board members for a term of three years who shall serve as members of the Board of Education of said school district.
Polling places for Tex-as County voters will be at the following locations: Licking vote district, Fox Fire Station, Boone, Lynch II and Sherrill; and Raymondville vote district, Community Building at fairgrounds, Jackson.
Polling place for Phelps County voters will be at the following lo-cation: Spring Creek East precinct, First Baptist Church, Edgar Springs, Mo.; and Spring Creek West precinct, First Baptist Church, Edgar Springs, Mo.
Official BallotLicking R-8 School
District of Texas County
Municipal Election Day
Tuesday, June 2, 2020Instructions to Vot-
ers: To vote, fill in the box [ ] Use marking device provided.
Candidates: Complete the box opposite the name of the candidate for whom you wish to vote.
Write-in: To vote for a person whose name is not on the ballot, write his or her name in the blank space provided for such purposes and com-plete the box opposite the space provided. A per-son must be a “Declared Write-in Candidate” in order for the vote to be counted.Do not fold your ballot.
Board Members(Vote for three,
three-year term)Mark E. McLeod [ ]Alan Quick [ ]Jason Stone [ ]Colton Lewis [ ]Debbie Cook [ ]Andrea (Ramsey) Sullins [ ]
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Done by order of the Licking R-8 Board of Ed-ucation by: Brad Smith, president
Laura Crowley, County Clerk and Election Au-thority of Texas County, Missouri
Notice of ElectionPlato Reorganized
School District No. R-5Texas County,
MissouriMunicipal
Election DayTuesday, June 2, 2020
Notice is hereby give to the qualified voters of Plato R-5 School District of Texas County, State of Missouri, that an elec-tion in said district will be held on Tuesday, June 2, 2020, beginning at 6 o’clock a.m. and ending at 7 o’clock p.m. Said elec-tion will be held to choose by ballot three board members who shall serve as members of the Board or Education of said school district for a term of three years each.
Polling places for Tex-as County voters will be at the following vote district locations: Roby vote district, Citizens Center-NWTC, Roubi-doux I and Roubidoux II; Success vote district, Success School Gym, Upton; Fairview vote district, Fairview Pente-costal Church, Upton II; and Licking vote district, Fox Fire Station, Boone.
Polling place for Laclede County voters will be at the Nebo Pre-cinct, Gasconade Town-ship (Pine Creek Baptist Church) and Gasconade Precinct, Gasconade Township (Drynob Main-tenance Facility).
Polling place for Pulas-ki County voters will be at the Big Piney Precinct (Palace Union Church).
Polling place for Wright County voters will be at the Montgom-ery Township Precinct (Manes School building).
Official BallotPlato R-5
School District of Texas County
Municipal Election Day
Tuesday, June 2, 2020Instructions to Vot-
ers: To vote, fill in the box [ ] Use marking device provided.
Candidates: Complete the box opposite the name of the candidate for whom you wish to vote.
Write-in: To vote for a person whose name is not on the ballot, write his or her name in the blank space provided for such purposes and com-plete the box opposite the space provided. A per-son must be a “Declared Write-in Candidate” in order for the vote to be counted.Do not fold your ballot.
Done by order of the Plato R-5 Board of Edu-cation by: Dr. Kim Hawk, Superintendent
Laura Crowley, County Clerk and Election Au-thority of Texas County,
Missouri
Notice of ElectionSummersville
Reorganized School District No. R-2Texas County,
MissouriMunicipal
Election DayTuesday, June 2, 2020
Notice is hereby given to the qualified voters of Summersville R-2 School District of Texas County, State of Missouri, that an election in said district will be held on Tuesday, June 2, 2020, beginning at 6 o’clock a.m. and end-ing at 7 o’clock p.m. Said election will be held to choose by ballot three board members for a term of three years.
Polling places for Tex-as County voters will be at the following locations: Summersville vote dis-trict, Summersville High School “Old” Gym, Car-roll, Current and Date; Clear Springs vote district, Clear Springs Community Building, Pierce; Raymondville vote district, Community Building at fairgrounds, Jackson and Ozark; and Cabool vote district, Ca-bool High School Gym, Cass I.
Polling place for Shan-non County voters will be at the Summersville VFW Hall.
Official BallotSummersville R-2 School District of
Texas CountyMunicipal
Election DayTuesday, June 2, 2020Instructions to Vot-
ers: To vote, fill in the box [ ] Use marking device provided.
Candidates: Complete the box opposite the name of the candidate for whom you wish to vote.
Write-in: To vote for a person whose name is not on the ballot, write his or her name in the blank space provided for such purposes and com-plete the box opposite the space provided. A per-son must be a “Declared Write-in Candidate” in order for the vote to be counted.Do not fold your ballot.
Board Members(Vote for three,
three-year term)Nathan Cooper [ ]Chance Johnson [ ]Cody Bryant [ ]Priscilla Bradshaw [ ]Keith Keller [ ]Jeff Atchison [ ]Max Racicot [ ]Dustin A. Bell [ ]
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Done by order of the Summersville R-2 Board of Education by: Janay Heiney, Secretary
Laura Crowley, County Clerk and Election Au-thority of Texas County, Missouri
Municipal ElectionTuesday, June 2, 2020Write-In Candidates
If no one has filed for a position to be elected at the Municipal Election, all write-ins will be counted. A declaration is NOT required.
Political Sub-Divisions Without A Filed Candidate For The Following Positions:
Village of Plato Trustee - 1 As required by Missouri Revised Statutes, Chapter 115. – Missouri Election Laws
