Harding Victory in Grant Township Primary Vote
In Grant township the primary produced 350 Republican, Democratic and Progressive votes from a 850-strong electorate. Republicans led with 290 ballots, Democrats 68, Progressives 7, while 2 did not take a suffrage ballot and 7 left it unmarked. Suffrage passed 226 to 116, a 111 vote majority.
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Grant Township
George Wild
Harding and Whitmore Carry County in Local Races
In Grant township woman suffrage won nearly two to one but failed countywide with 16581 for and 1670 against. W J Harding swept the county for governor, while Tom Whitmore carried 13 of 20 Cass county precincts in a tight county attorney race. Other intra county contests included nominations for lieutenant governor and attorney general with mixed results across candidates and precincts.
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Bernard Murphy Oessseveeess
Ralph Pringle
Joseph H. Alens
George Cosson
W. L. Harding
Carl F. Kuehnle
Sveee
Henry Brady
James R. Hanne
Ernest R. Moore
William S. Allen
R.A. Hasselquint
John Fletcher
HLM, Havner
G.A. Robbing
Cieeeseeseeers
Henry E. Sampson
Chester W. Whitmore
George A. Wilson
County Recorder
O.M. Hobart
Harry Be Swan
Tom C. Whitmore
BLM
Shultz
Ceetxebpbeadan
Campbell RA
Becker
Beaver
M. Millhollin
Veenbee
EAA
Stone Oo
Csecaes Bee
Edmond J. Bradley
John A. Gusher
N. W. Hubel
Kulp
Sesceeeess LP
Asa L. Ames
Ixeweweersy
William R. Green
Ben A. Wood
Pecan
L. Newton Wy
C.B. Kringel
Frank van Brocklin
Grant Township
Atgte
Harding
W. J. Harding
W. Il
Harding J. H. Allen
Carl Kuendle
Cosson
Audubon
Tom” Whitmore
Cass County
T. GC
Whitmore
Atlantic
Harry B. Swan
Swan
James R. Hanna
William 8. Allen
R. A. Hasselquist
William C. Brown
Edwin H. Hoyt Pessceeseeu
Geo. A. Wilson Weeeesree
N. W
A. A. Emigh
W. A. McKee
QO. M. Hobart
C. E. Kringel
Pymosa
Brighton
Washington
Grove
F. W. Wiese
Maine
Wiese
Wheatley
Kimball
Myers
Jones
Two Iowa youths die in Utah derailment
Floyd Cochran age about 19 and John Goodpasture 18 were killed when Denver and Rio Grande Express No 15 derailed near Colton Utah. The two Anita residents were en route to visit relatives, with bodies expected to arrive home by Friday night for funeral and interment.
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Denver & Rio Grande
Colton
Utah
Anita
Floyd Cochran
John Goodpasture
Cochran
Floyd
Cora Cochran
John
Charles J. Goodpasture
Abe Goodpasture
Sterling
Colorado
Vernon ‘Cochran
Blackfoot
Idaho
Theodore Goodpasture
Denver
Salt Lake City
Wreck Near Adair Delays Trains On Monday Night
A coal car overload on the Rock Island line two miles before Adair caused a derailment plus seven cars off track. Wrecking crews from Des Moines to Atlantic restored the line. about 3800 ties and twelve rails replaced. Residents include Leah Rich visiting with Zeta Vernon and Vera Hook reporting her father’s improving condition.
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Rock Island
Adair
Des Moines
Section
Atlantic
Fire destroys massena livery barn early Friday
Fire discovered around three o clock at the Campton livery in Massena destroyed the large livery barn and the Cruise Devore office while sparing adjacent buildings. One span of mules and baled hay burned. Insurance covers most damages. Sunday visitors E C Huff family with At lantic ties.
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Campton
Massena
Cruise & Devore
Johnson & Moore
Convention In Anita Cass County Sunday School Assn
The Cass County Sunday School Association holds its annual convention at the Methodist Episcopal Church in Anita on Friday June 8 with three sessions morning afternoon and evening. The program features speakers from Des Moines including Mrs Moorhouse focusing on Elementary Division Teacher Training Teen Age and Adult Bible Class organization. Delegates from all schools may attend and report back. pastors superintendents and teachers are urged to attend.
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Cass County Sunday School Association
Methodist Episcopal Church
Anita
Sal
Moorhouse
Des Moines
Cass County
Irregular Auto Registration Funds Stir County Figures
County treasurer Chas E Malone checked Des Moines on annual auto registration figures for six counties including Cass and Adair. Adair, paying about half Cass into the state fund, receives more back due to township counts, not cars registered. Charles Felt visits Atlantic with siblings and relatives.
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Chas. E. Malone
Secretary of State
Des Moines
Cass
Adair
Ciyste
Aeagancie
Blackhawk
Woodbury
Polk
Scott .S
Anita Tops Corning 2–1 In Season Highlight Game
Anita defeated Corning 2 to 1 at West Side in a standout baseball exhibition. Clark pitched well for Anita allowing four hits while Carlson gave up four to Anita. Corning errors totaled none and Anita had one earned run to Corning’s one. Umpire Hogan officiated. next Sunday Anita hosts Avoca to start their season.
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Corning
West Side
Clark
Anita
Carlson
Crawford
Todhanter
Hutchinson
Lattig
Marshall
Hogan
Nearly a Baby a Day in 1915 Across Cass County
Births filed for 1915 show 814 total with likely near 365 after losses. Ten sets of twins, six stillbirths, two illegitimate. 152 boys and 162 girls. Notable spread across towns including Atlantic Maine Anita Viota Lewis Cumberland Massena Griswold and township totals list varied boy girl counts.
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Cass County
John Ny
Jimmie
Maggie
Molly
Atlantic
Maine
Anita
Viota
Lewis
Cumberland
Massena
Griswold
Brighton
Pymoga
Benton
Grant
Washington
Grove
Franklin
Bear Grove
Cass
Lincoln
Union
Pleasant
Noble
Edna
Victoria
Ghsle
Anita Scouts Win Game From Extra Boys
A local baseball game played last Friday afternoon between Anita Boy Scouts and Exita ended 24 to 0 in favor of Anita. Hemphill Vernon Swartz White and Voss led by collecting multiple base hits. Scout Swartz was hailed as the star. Lineup included Kellaway Vernon Swartz Forshay Hemphill Fickle White Bohning Newton. Also notes a schedule change: No 5 train now leaves at 10 46 in the morning.
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Boy Scouts
Anita
Exita
Hemphill
Vernon
Swartz
White
Voss
Everett Kellaway
Ted Vernon
Harry Swartz
Royce Forshay
Wayne Hemphill
Chas, Fickle
Clyde White
Raymond Bohning
Emmett Newton
No. 5
County assessors report shows farm wealth and stock values
County auditor’s recapitulation lists farm products, town property and livestock values, including horses, cattle, sheep and swine, with totals and per head averages. It notes expected board of equalization adjustments and compares 1915 values to prior year, while mentioning local visits and notices.
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Board of Equalization
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Wilson
F. Boh
Rat
Meredith Syvkeintsseene
James J. Doty
Tedden
Noth
Ttha
Keete Feneesreveg
John T. Clarkson
John P. Manattey
John C. Pryor
W.C
Campbell
L. M. Gotz
WE Norris
C. E. Malone
Sivene AT
McLaughlin
Elm. Willard
Esseeereee
B. Burks
Mike Metz
Peetees Mb
Justice of Peace
G. Carey
Sefeapagen Bt
iErnest Burke
iErnest Burke . Aseaee
W. OR
D. Dean
S.C. Calkins
Ernest. Miller
Cate
Salt Lake “City
Leah Rich
Zeta Vernon
Adard
Vera Hook
E. C. Huff
John Steinmetz
Leslie Bean
Marjorie Bert Bean
Leas
Case County
Auto Fund of State
Adair County
Charles M. Felt
G.V. East
Anna Sunday
Cryer
Morgan
P Panrdeeee
Asters Todhunter
If Bear
Eee
Lefingwell
Rf Forshay
Teeee
Peverey Tae
Biggar
Dees
Anita Boy Scouts
Kringel
Board of Supervisors
Bleth Casad
Pat Cue
Menlo
Fig
McEvoy & Johnson
George Schwenneker