Primary Ballot Rules and Local Political Intrigue
Voters confront a new party primary method guiding ballots in four columns from U S senator to township. Instructions warn to vote for the specified number, cross each chosen name, and beware cross votes for off ticket names. A county ballot dispute shows Blythe maneuvering to place A names first, urging Taylor county voters to read and think.
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Presidential Electors at Large on Iowa Ballot
The second office on the primary ballot, Presidential Electors at Large, has no salary or duties beyond attending the electoral college and casting the state's electoral vote for the chosen presidential candidate. The passage notes add context for voters about the role.
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Iowa
Roorbacks and Cowards End Campaign Tricks
A late election warning argues voters have grown wiser to slanderous reports used by crooked politicians. It cautions readers from both parties to ignore last minute rear-guard attacks and to demand verifiable facts rather than underhanded accusations.
Uncle Cy Woolverton Dies After Sudden Heart Failure
Cyrus Woolverton known as Uncle Cy dies after an afternoon rain scare. He collapsed at home. heart weakness suspected. Born 1832 in Park County Indiana, he lived in Bedford since 1870s, blacksmith, Civil War horse shodder in St. Joe and Denver. Survived by wife Ariadne and several adopted children. Funeral at Christian church with I O O F rites. Also notes a Creston Republican rally with Dolliver failing to appear and Taylor County convention reports and Bedford Chautauqua plans for August 7–16 1908 featuring Col Sears Judge Lindsey and Chicago Ladies Orchestra.
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Cyrus Woolverton
Uncle Cy
Park County
Indiana
Woolverton
I. O. O. F. Lodge
N. M
Renon Woolverton
Fannie Vinnedge
Mulhall
Oki
R. A. Cone
Orville Hedrick
Denver
Colo
Ed Woolverton
Cora
Ida
Christian Church
Wm. Cobb
Bedford Cemetery
Creston
Dolliver
Jine
Jamison
Col. Temple
Osceola
Hepburn
Iowa
Allison
Larrabee
Garat
Temple Grand
Cummins
Taylor County
Bedford
Loveland
Bain Eldredge
Gen. Black
Markley
Lou J. Beauchamp
George R. Stewart
Goodsell
Chicago Ladies Orchestra
Macy Co
Moving Pictures
Parland- Newhall Co
Bell Ringers & Quartett
Ferguson
Dixie Jubilee Singers
The J. and S. made at the Cigar Store
Fragmentary notice notes a transaction or preparation at the Cigar Store involving J. and S. with a date or context implied by the fragment. No full details available.
Bedford High School Commencement Honors Class of 1908
The Bedford schools display notable progress with a strong faculty led by Supt. Frank E. Howard and the class of 1908, six seniors including Harry Beauchamp J Kessler Jones Ferne M King Walter F Levine and Carl Reiterman. The program features orations music and a commencement address by President Charles Eldred Shelton with Rev S E Music and Rev G A Hendrick giving benediction.
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Bedford
Bedford Schools
Harry Beauchamp
J. Kessler Jones
Ferne M. King
Walter F. Levine
Carl Reiterman
Miz Pieringer
S. E
Vi High School
Harry E. Beauchamp
Fort Walter
D. Levine
Charles Eldred Shelton
Frank E. Howard Benediction
G. A. Hendrick
S F. E. Howard
Bedford Class of 1908 Graduates at Steele’s Opera House
A portrait of the class of 08 describes Miss Ferne King Carl Reiterman and Harry Beauchamp as 10th and 11th graders with plans for college, teaching, or tours. The Free Press congratulates each graduate and previews the farewell program at Steele’s Opera House as Bedford’s last class. It notes faculty changes, including principal Mrs Geo D Eaton and several teachers, a music director, and a steadfast school board.
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S. E. King
Walter E. Levine
N. J. Levine
Lloyd Lewis
F. N. Lewis
Carl Reiterman
P. Reiterman
Steele’s
Opera House
Bedford
Allis
Iowa
Tay County
Inatl
Geo. D. Eaton
Afton
Chariton
Norn
Cecil Long
Bedford School
Mswers
Golisch
Afton School
Simpson Colleg
Alges
Amity College
Margi Wetmore
Eva McCloud
Gr Shore
Kittie Miller
W. Faith
Maud Gordon
Ne Jones
Alice Hale
al Western
Ella Wood
Graham
Mattie Rankin
Hall's Catarrh Cure offered for cure guarantee
In Toledo Ohio in 1886 F J Cheney declares his firm will pay one hundred dollars for every case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. He swears to the affidavit as senior partner of F J Cheney & Co. The notice promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure taken internally and claims it acts on the blood and mucous surfaces. Sold by all druggists for 75 cents with testimonials available.
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State OF Ohio
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney &Co
Hall
A. D
A. W. Gleason
F. J. Cheney & Co
Black berry patch warns of red rust and action
Advice warns growers to remove and burn infected black berry plants promptly to prevent spread. Do not scatter dust from infected material onto healthy bushes.
Dr Thoms Electric Oil Promises Quick Croup Aid
A vintage notice touts Dr Thoms Electric Oil as a remedy for a baby's croup and minor ailments for Willie, mama, and grandma, claiming swift relief and broad healing in a traditional home remedy style.
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Baby
Willie
Mama
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