Election Notice for Calhoun County Alabama 1902 Vote
Sheriff M. W. Woodruff orders an election on Tuesday November 4 1902 for governor lieut governor attorney general state officers and district representatives. Officials appoint inspectors and returning officers for Beat 1 through Beat 20 with deputies to enforce voting distance rule.
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J, M. W. Woodruff
Calhoun County
Alabama
Agriculture and Industries
Congress
M. W. Woopenrorr
H F Montgomery
Joe H Privett
John Burke
W L Mc
W D Nixon
E N Abbott
Will Rowland
Joe Green
W J Alexander
W E Williams
C N Thompson
B Clarke
A Love
SJ Pose
Dave Jennings
John B Hyatt
Knox Lilayes
A M Morgan
T N Watson
R A
G Adams
J A Caldwell
G H Norwood
Henry Edmundson
Allison
J W Towle
D Savage
John O' Bryan
W Bennett
Tom Allen
G Norton
OM Weeks
P Collins
T Grito
M N Coker
Perry Cochran
Duke Richard Johnston
J S Webster
Will McCurry
W. Dickie
Nay Read
A. McColtram
Ed Griffin
James Kelly
H. SH. Constantine
J. V. Watkins
F. Hanna
W.B. Autry
Burglar Drains Pocket Wealth at McSwat Home
Mr Billiger McSwat awoke to find his home entered in the night and a small amount of portable wealth missing. The thief escaped by a rear window, leaving a row of pennies on the sill and four dollars in silver in one trouser pocket. The couple discuss the lack of larger thefts.
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Billiger McSwat
I Won't Lie I Killed Only Three Injuns
A rugged statement appears in dialect as a claim of never killing more than three Native Americans. The quote presents a hardened speaker insisting on honesty about past violence in a frontier setting.
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Willie
Diary versus wife as keeper proves a joke
A Chicago Post joke contrasts a thoughtful diarist who urges diaries with a practical man who suggests his wife keep the record. The quip notes diaries reveal mistakes and guard against repeats.
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Chicago Post
For the Benefit of Cupid at Ophelia's party
Celia hosted a playful engagement guessing game at Ophelia's announcement party. Guests submitted sealed guesses on the fiancée, with the correct guess earning the honor of ay of honor for the Milwaukee Sentinel event.
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Celia
Ophelia
Milwaukee Sentinel
Wealth Preference in Life Reflections
A dialogue contrasts two Americans debating wealth. Marius asks which is preferred, extreme wealth or poverty. Aurelius answers by choosing a middle ground, jokingly desiring about five million, illustrating a satirical take on wealth and contentment.
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Marius
Aurelius
Mistress of All Sorts of Spells Inspires Typist
A Philadelphia Press line features a playful exchange where a pretty typewriter laments bad spelling and her employer reassures her she is mistress of many spells, infusing whimsy into the office scene.
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Philadelphia Press
Whatever Became of Your Teacher of Harmony
A brief note from the Philadelphia Bulletin recalls a teacher of harmony who gave up music to marry and settle elsewhere, reflecting on changes in personal paths and public memory.
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Philadelphia
Bulletia
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