Proclamation of Iowa General Election Offices 1908
Governor Cummins proclaims the 1908 general election on November 3. The list includes President and Vice President electors, Governor, Lt Governor, Secretary of State, Auditor, Treasurer, Attorney General, Superintendent, Railroad Commissioner, and various Supreme Court and district judges. It also details representative and senator districts for Iowa General Assembly elections and confirms official notice to sheriffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert B. Cummins
State of
Iowa
United States
State of Iowa
Nathaniel S. Ketchum
Supreme Court of
Silas M. Weaver
Scott M. Ladd
Charles A. Bishop
Henry L. Bosquet
John C. Crockett
Coness
Congress
Cones
Conss
Centre
Eleventh
General Assembly
Jefferson
van Buren
Appanoosa
Davis
Lucas
Wayne
Clarke
Warren
Mahaska
Marion
Monroe
Adair
Madison
Lee County
van Buren County
Davis Country
Ringgold County
Taylor County
Page County
Fremont County
Mills County
Montgomery County
Adams County
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Iowa Governor Proclaims 1908 Constitutional Amendment Vote
Governor Cummins proclaims a statewide vote on November 3 1908 to ratify a proposed constitutional amendment. The measure would authorize drainage projects across private lands, create drainage districts, and allow condemnation for levees drains and ditches with assessments on benefitted property. The proclamation, dated September 28 1908, is signed by Wm. Co. Haywood as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thirty-Second General Assembly
State of
Iowa
General Assembly
Des Moines
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Albert B. Cummins
Ww. Co. Haywood
Sheriff Proclaims Statewide Election Offices in Story County
The Story County Sheriff announces the November 3 1908 general election to fill offices including Clerk of the District Court Auditor Treasurer Recorder Sheriff Superintendent of Schools Surveyor County Attorney and two Supervisors to succeed J O Michaelson and Ben Johnson. Dated October 8 1908 at Nevada Iowa. Also an ad notes Miss Clara McConnell parlors for shampooing and manicuring and asks if you read the Ames Times.
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Eta
Tober Fee
District Court of
Iowa
Boone, Franklin
Hamilton
Hardin Story
Webster
Wright
William D. Evans
Hampton
Difrin Court of
Twelfth Judicial District
Bremer, Butler
Cerro Gordo
Ployd
Hancock
Mitchell
Winnebago
Worth
J. F. Clyde
Osage
J. J. Clark
Clifford P. Smith
Fremont
Harrison
Mills
Montgomery
Page
Pottawattamie
Shelby
N. W. Macy
Harlan
Twentieth Judicial District
Des Moines
Henry
Louisa
W .S. Withrow
Mount Pleasant
Story County
Board of Supervisor
J. O. Michaelson
Board of Supervisors
Ben Johnson
Nevada
Clara McConnell
Duff Ave
Story Street
Mutual Phone
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Audubon
Dallas
Lethrie
Jackson
Cedar
Jones
Johnson
Linn
Calhoun
Marshall
Boone and
Story
Woodbury
Fayette
Franklin
Cherokee
Ida
Plymouth
Clay
Dickinson
Emmet
Kossuth
Palo Alto
Lyon
O’brien
Osceola
Sioux
Union County
Clarke County
Lucas County
Monroe County
Fighteenth
Wapello County
Jefferson County
Henry County
Des Moines County
Louisa County
Washington County
Keokuk County
Mahaska County
State of Law
Marion County
Warren County
Madison County
Adair County
Cass County
Pottawattamie County
Harrison County
Shelby County
Audubon County
Jasper County
Poweshiek County
Iowa County
Johnson County
Muscatine County
Scott County
Cedar County
Clinton County
Jackson County
Jones County
Linn County
Benton County
Tama County
Marshall County
Boone County
Greene County
Carroll County
Crawford County
Monona County
Woodbury County
Ida County
Sac County
Calhoun County
Webster County
Hamilton County
Hardin County
Grundy County
Black Hawk County
Clayton County
Fayette County
Butler County
Franklin County
Wright County
Humboldt County
Pocahontas County
Buena Vista County
Cherokee County
Plymouth County
Sioux County
O'Brien County
Clay County
Palo Alto County
Kossuth County
Hancock County
Cerro Gordo County
Floyd County
Chickasaw County
Allamakee County
Winneshirk County
Howard County
Mitchell County
Worth County
Winnebago County
Emmet County
Dickinson County
Osceola County
Lyon County
W. C. Hayward
TION
Secretary of State
W. A. Ricketts
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