Plymouth county vies for state senate seat in 1908 primary
Political figures announce Republican bids for the 46th district seat to be decided at the June 2, 1908 primary. J U Sammis, LeMars attorney, declares his candidacy supported by Plymouth county and others. G F Coburn and Robt Lipton also seek nomination from Marcus and Ida Grove respectively. County offices face a tight race with affidavits required by May 2.
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United States
D.u. Lamar
Plymouth County
LeMara
J. U. Samamis
Plymouth
Republian
LeMars
Sheriff Arendt
G. C. Countryman
Cherokee
Ida
Sammis
Ida Counties
G. F. Coburn
Marcus
Robt. Lipton
Ida Grove
Ten Years Ago Akron Tribune Notes and Anecdotes
Ten years ago Akron items recall fish pulled from the river and drama of the era. A Spain-United States war scare loomed while a fire department dance advertised music by Bounay's orchestra. Mrs Geo W Raish and daughter Mabel returned from California after three months away. A white swan shot on the Sioux river. Dr Clark sent the bird to Sioux City for mounting. Swan and Aug Anderson returned from Sweden with their brother John. The town's annual financial report for the year ending April 1, 1908 shows receipts 2960.67 expenditures 2908.65 balance 52.02. Dr E K Duncan, nephew of Wm Tremaine, began practice here.
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Spain
Bounay
Geo. W.' Raish
Mabel
California
Sioux River
Jas. Ross
Clark
Sioux City
Swan
Aug. Anderson
Sweden
John
E. K. Duncan
Wm. Tremaine
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