Republican Nominations Made for 6th District Senator
Geo H Van Houten of Lenox and T W Bennett of Lenox announced as Republican candidates for senator in Iowa's 6th district. They seek the party nomination subject to Adams and Taylor counties voters at primaries on June 2, 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. H. van Houten
Lenox
Iowa
Adams
Taylor
T. W. Bennett
Free Press
Bedford
Taylor County
G. E. Patton
Patton
Canada
Europe
South America
Adams County
Weisell
Adame County
Coon
Joe Cannon
Congress
Representative Candidate Burt for Taylor County
M L Burt is named as a candidate for representative for Taylor County subject to the decision of the Republican electors at the primaries on June 2.
Blakemore Seeks GOP Nod for 8th District Seat
W. D. Blakemore of Bedford announces his candidacy for representative of the 8th district, subject to Republican electors at the June 2, 1908 primary. He seeks the party’s nomination and position on the ticket for the upcoming election.
Bedford man G. W. Hook seeks Taylor County sheriff GOP nomination
G W Hook of Bedford enters the Republican race for sheriff of Taylor County. The filing signals a formal bid for the party nomination, outlining candidacy in this county contest.
Candidate Announcement for Taylor County Sheriff Seat
A candidate announces intent to seek the sheriff position in Taylor County with support from party electors at the Republican primary. The statement names Jas. S. Hanshaw and Bedford as involved figures in the campaign.
Denton Seeks Republican Sheriff Nomination in Tyler County
W. O. Denton of Clayton township announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for sheriff of Tyler county, subject to the decision of Republican electors at the primary on June 2, 1908.
Bedford man R. Vickery named in public notice
A notice from Bedford confirms the individual named as R. Vickery in an authorised public declaration. Details remain concise with the name as the sole identified entity in this fragment.
Candidate J M Little Seeks Republican Nomination for Recorder
Ross County resident J M Little announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for recorder of Taylor County. Electors will vote in the upcoming primaries to decide the party nominee.
Gant of Bedford Seeks Republican Nomin ation for Taylor County Recorder
D. J. Gant of Bedford announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for Taylor County recorder. The decision awaits the Republican electors at the upcoming primary.
Gus C Shimer Seeks Republican Nomination for County Recorder
Gus C Shimer of Grant Township runs as a Republican candidate for Taylor County county recorder in the sub electors primary. The filing targets the county office and outlines his candidacy for the party nomination.
Nodaway Publican Nominates W H Dennis for County Recorder
W H Dennis of Nodaway is nominated by the Nodaway publican for county recorder subject to the decision of the Republican electors of Taylor county at the primary to be held June 2 1908.
County Superintendent Nomination Bid in Taylor County
E. E. Kuhn runs as Republican candidate for nomination to the office of County Superintendent in Taylor County subject to voters at the June 2 primary election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Kuhn
Taylor County
Bedford man files for District Court clerk post
Ben H. Fuller of Bedford files for clerk of the District Court in the election to be held June 2 1908.
Republican primary filings for district court clerk in 1908
F E Copple of Bedford and O A Kysar of Washington township seek Republican nomination for clerk of the District Court of Taylor County. Primary set for June 2, 1908, with decisions to be made by Republican electors.
Hamblin Nominates for Taylor County Treasurer
H K Hamblin of Bedford is named as a Republican candidate for Taylor County treasurer. Electors at the primaries will choose among contenders for the nomination and election.
Nomination of A. D. Nye for Taylor County Treasurer
A. D. Nye of Jefferson town seeks the Republican nomination for Taylor county treasurer. Nomination subject to the decision of the Republican electors at the primary to be held June 2, 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Nye
Jefferson Township
Taylor County
County Attorney Nomination Noted in Taylor Republican Primary
Bruce J. Flick of Bedford is named in a filing for County Attorney in Taylor County as Republican electors prepare for the upcoming primary. The document outlines candidacy details and eligibility for party members voting in the primary.
Brant of Bedford Nominated for Tay lor County Attorney
Name of M. R. Brant of Bedford named as a candidate for County Attorney of Tay lor County subject to the decision of the republican electors at the primary to be held June 2 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. J. Gant
Bedford
Taylor County
Bruce J. Flick
M. R. Brant
Lake seeks Republican Auditor race in Taylor County
W. H. Lake announces candidacy for the office of auditor in Taylor County as a Republican. The decision rests with voters at the primary election on June 2.
Paul Hunter Seeks Nomination For Taylor County Board Seat
Paul Hunter of Clayton township files to run for member of the Taylor County Board of Supervisors to succeed himself for the term starting January 1, 1909. The nomination is subject to Republican voters at the primaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Hunter
Clayton Township
Board of Supervisors
Taylor County
Nomination Sought for C N Hargadin to Board Seat
The name of C N Hargadin of Washington township is filed as a candidate for renomination to the Taylor county board of supervisors. The term begins January 1, 1910, and the decision rests with republican voters at the June 2 primaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. N. Hargadin
Washington Township
Board of Supervisors
Taylor County
Democratic Announcements for Taylor County Sheriff
The sheriff announces J. S. Dougherty of Bedford as a candidate for the Democratic nomination for sheriff of Taylor County, subject to the decision of Democratic electors at the June 2, 1908 primaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Dougherty
Bedford
Taylor County
Locals report on town happenings and visitors
A long column lists residents visiting relatives, health updates, travels, church notes, school events, and small town observations from St Joe and nearby areas. It notes illnesses, performances, cemetery association elections, weather impacts, and parade forecasts, with multiple names and dates from the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Terrell
Carl Hickenlooper
St. Joe
J. H. Voe
Rochester
Minn
Harvey Blakemore
F. M. VanFleete
Colorado
Wm. Ewart
George Agee
Des Moines
George
Claude Harmison
Bedford
Glade Griffith
Conway
Dean Haggard
Christian Church
Liverett
Redding
Edith Keplinger
John Whitten
Frank Crouch
Miss Swanson
Methodist Church
van Horn
Millie
Edna
Eva
Olaf
Emmet
Carrie Philpot
Rose Hill
Ray Seaton
Hibbs
Nye
Wintermute
Ansel Freeland
J. S. Hanshaw
Asa Allen
Cedar Rapids
Oklahoma
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Standard Oil Company (Incorporated
M. L. Burt
W. D. Blakemore
G. W. Hook
Astau Jre Ay LIV
Jas. S. Hanshaw Bedford
W. O. Denton
Tylor County
R. Vickery
J. M. Little
Ross Ino
Gus C. Shimer
Grant Township
W. H. Dennis
Nodaway Township
Ben H. Fuller
F. E. Copple
O. A. Kysar
H. K. Hamblin
W. H. Lake
Sheriff
Caza
Blockton News
Jesse Minor
Knowlton
Rev
G. W. Wood
Highland
Kas
Grand Island
Wood
Guy Townsend
Creighton University
Henry Stickleman
Dr. Bennett
Miss Franklin
A. E. King
Ann Eaton
Susie Thompson
W. S. Franklin
Bessie
Hendrickson
Hawleyville
Soere Walton
Tingley
Alfred Knoll
Myrtle Tuggle
Dutton
Murray
Burk
Cummins
Hepburn
Bryan
Cannon
Faaren
New ‘York
Bears
ULL
J. H. Chilcote
Conway, Ia
Wooltex
Walt
Thompson Merc, Co
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