Bancroft and Wesley Citizens Win City Elections
Bancroft voters backed the Citizens ticket by a narrow margin with J. Sheridan for mayor and C. Lenauder as treasurer, while Henry Smith won the street commission seat by five votes. Wesley's race favored the Citizens with J. Ward for mayor and W. Finn as treasurer, though a tie for trustee positions and a pending county attorney case cloud results.
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J. EH. Ward
West Miller
W. W. Finn
Thomas
Ag Jones
Frank Hume
Hodges
Jones
Raymond
Lowa
Annaweer
Local contests mark LaVerne and Whittemore elections
In LaVerne 126 voters produced a small squabble with no clear issue. Chas Konarska won mayor by 9 votes, Geo W Hanna and Wm Brummond elected councilmen, Henry Simmons recorder, Frank Ford street commissioner. Whittemore results show People's ticket ahead by about 80 votes. B E Merrill beat E A Welsbeck by one for recorder. G B Boyle topples John Shatble by about 85. R A Hinton and C F Lathrop elected councilmen, D A Swanson treasurer.
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LaVerne
Chas, Konarska
Geo
W. Hanna
Wm. Brummond
Henry Simmons
Frank Ford
D. A. Swanson
Swea City Favors Single Ticket In Quiet Election
Swea City March 3. Citizens showed little interest in city offices with about 18 votes cast on a single ticket. Elected officials include Jno Cranholm as mayor and N Ganfield alongside C J Anderson for council places. The report notes no contact or contention in the electoral process.
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Swea City
Jno. Cranholm
N. Ganfield
C. J. Anderson
Local election slate lists Rosenberg recorder and Andersén treasurer
The ballot shows Rosenberg for recorder and Andersén for treasurer with J. C. Hateh named for street commissioner. The wording mirrors a historical notice indicating official posts and candidates.
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Cdounciimién
Rosenberg
Recorder
Andra
Andersén
J. C. Hateh
Real Estate Transfers Reported by Hay and Rica
Weekly transfers from Algona Iowa list multiple parcels and buyers including parcels in 17-94-93 and 17-05-Bur with prices around 4800 and 5000 dollars. Names include Beas Laller Purdy Shaper and Cablesan among others, with several parcels referenced and a general note of transfers from Algona.
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Hay & Rica
Algona
Towa
Susa
Beas
John Brass
Sarah BF Laller
Macea
Wolf
Eglin Moston
Chag Saute
FA Bohitzda
Purdy
Henry Shapera
Jas Cablesan
Davier
Park Tis
Wesley Es
Ablenhake
Freeman
Wesley
Ridgway
Parry
Wiiebers Feretetreees
Awards received by the Prevent Inox Rance Company
The company earned multiple honors across years and venues including the Highest Award at the Chattaboochie Valley Exposition in Columbus Georgia 1889 the Highest Award from the St Louis Agricultural and Mechanical Association 1889 six Highest Awards at the World's Columbian Exposition Chicago 1893 six Gold Medals at the Midwinter Fair San Francisco 1894 and a Silver Medal at the Toronto Exposition in Canada 1895 these distinctions reflect a record of recognition by major exhibitions in North America.
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Columbus
Georgia
St. Louis Agricultural and Mechanical Association
San Francisco
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