Sharon Meyer Yard Signs "Popping Up" All Throughout The County

Published by Dick Schaefer, Award-winning, Unpaid, Part-time Contributing Writer and Amateur Investigative Reporter and Aspiring Photo-journalist

Date:  9/16/2010

I've been seeing those yellow and green campaign signs "popping up" all over the county.  Have you noticed them?

Sharon Meyer Yard Sign in Hermann
Photo by Dick Schaefer (Hermann Hearsay).
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If you'd like to have one of these nice yellow and green signs in your own yard, just give Sharon Meyer a call.  She'll be happy to get you one!

Sharon is running for Gasconade County Clerk.  She's running as a Democrat.  But if you happen to be a staunch Republican, please don't let that stop you from voting for her.  Sharon is just like all the rest of us here in Gasconade County.  She believes that elected officials should be fiscally responsible, honest, accountable and professional.  Sharon has the requisite skills, experience and temperment to do an outstanding job as our County Clerk. 

I'm a very conservative Republican (to the right of Rush Limbaugh), but I will be voting for Sharon.  I'm asking you to join me!

Editorial Comment: Another Trail Blazing Innovation In News Reporting From Hermann Hearsay!

Published by Jimmy Oldsun, NDRIRSRWRAFTC & Editor

Hermann Hearsay 'Crystal Ball'
News Reporting and News Analysis

Date:  9/16/2010

For a long time in America, the news was disseminated to the public in weekly newspapers.  Then someone had the bright idea to publish daily newspapers.  That way they could sell more papers and make more money from subscriptions and sales at newstands!  They could even demand higher prices from their commercial advertisers, because the readers of the daily paper would be exposed to the advertisements on a more frequent basis.  The theory was that more ad exposures would trigger more purchase decisions.  The advertisers bought the theory and have paid more for their print ads ever since.

Then came radio and television.  With radio and television, the public could get the news several times per day.  Initially it was in the morning at breakfast time, then at lunch time and again at dinner time.  Now, the radio and TV stations are pumping out the "late-breaking" news on a constant basis.

With the advent of the internet, newspapers began putting news content on their own online websites.  Bloggers started discussing and analyzing news stories online.  Daily online news websites started cropping up as well.  Some of these online news websites boast about how fast they publish news stories.  They tell you how many minutes it took them to publish the story after they first learned about.

Hermann Hearsay has been right on the leading edge of local news reporting and news analysis ever since we started up about 15 months ago.  HH is a FREE local news and news analyis website.  Our readers pay nothing to read 100% of our content.  We never hide content from the eyes of our readers.  If our readers want to purchase HH logo golf apparel, they can but they are not required to do so.  HH offers FREE advertising to local businesses.  No other local news outlet can match us on that!  HH is associated with "Ads by Google", so we bring you advertising from all sorts of top-notch businesses.  HH is the only local news publisher associated with "Ads by Google".  At Hermann Hearsay, our editorial comments are always hard-hittting; we don't pull any punches.  By contrast, our competitors
very often "pussy-foot" around the issues.

Hermann Hearsay is proud to announce that we are taking the next step forward in the evolution of news reporting and news analysis.  And it's a BOLD step!  Beginning tomorrow, we will bring you our predictions about future news, news which will occur in the future but which has not yet been announced nor actually taken place.  Others report the news very fast, sometimes only a few minutes AFTER it has occurred.  Hermann Hearsay will now begin reporting the news BEFORE it has occurred.  In some cases, we will report news stories minutes or hours BEFORE they actually occur.  And in other cases, we will report the news stories days and perhaps weeks BEFORE they actually occur.  This will be a great advantage to Hermann Hearsay readers.  HH readers will be "in the know" before anyone else in the Hermann area.

We hope you will check back with us tomorrow for the first of what we are calling our "CRYSTAL BALL NEWS REPORTS".  Our first "CRYSTAL BALL NEWS REPORT" will be on the subject of the "Missouri State Audits of Gasconade County" which have not yet been published to the public.

Photo Of The Day - Thursday, 9/16/2010

Published by Lois Lame, SSALRCYTMVDQJCP & Assistant Editor

Date:  9/16/2010

'Scout'
Look at the size of her paws!  She's going to be getting bigger!

Eric Clapton - "Forever Man" ♫ ♫♫ ♫ ♫♫ ♫ ♫♫

Published by Lois Lame, SSALRCYTMVDQJCP & Assistant Editor

Date:  9/16/2010

It's "Eric Clapton Thursday"!  Here is Eric performing "Forever Man" .....

Laugh Of The Day - Thursday, 9/16/2010

Published by Lois Lame, SSALRCYTMVDQJCP & Assistant Editor

Date:  9/16/2010

I said to my old husband, "I'm gonna take you out into the country for a picnic. Do you like the country?" He said, "Sure I do. When I was a little boy, I used to live in the country." I said, "When you was a little boy everybody lived in the country."  ~ 'Moms' Mabley

Quote Of The Day - Thursday, 9/16/2010

Published by Lois Lame, SSALRCYTMVDQJCP & Assistant Editor

Date:  9/16/2010

"I reject the notion that America is in a well-deserved decline, that she and her citizens are unexceptional. I do not believe America is the problem in the world. I believe America is the solution to the world's problems."  ~ Rush Limbaugh

Bible Verse Of The Day - Thursday, 9/16/2010

Published by Lois Lame, SSALRCYTMVDQJCP & Assistant Editor

Date:  9/16/2010

The king said to me, “What is it you want?” Then I prayed to the God of heaven, and I answered the king, “If it pleases the king and if your servant has found favor in his sight, let him send me to the city in Judah where my fathers are buried so that I can rebuild it.” – Nehemiah 2:4-5

Nehemiah, who is a cupbearer to the king, has found out that Jerusalem has been destroyed. But instead of questioning why God would let this happen, Nehemiah begins to repent for the sins of his people. This humble posture leads to the opportunity to ask the king to help rebuild Jerusalem. When things seem to go terribly wrong do we simply criticizing God and those around us, or are we looking to heaven for the solutions? Instead of judging, Nehemiah was asking for mercy, and that posture opened the door for God to provide for the rebuilding of Jerusalem. How about us? How do we respond to challenging situations?

Commentary by:  Dave Whitehead, Senior Pastor, GraceNYC.org