James C Church for Council in Bristol race
James Cook Church, lifelong Bristol resident, seeks First Town Councilman seat. Born on the Churchi estate at Pappasquash, son of Samuel W. Church with Colonial lineage. Educated in Bristol, started a Providence business career with Greene & Cranston, later tied to City Savings Bank of Providence for 80 years.
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Bristol Council Candidate Biography of Mr Oborah
Mr Oborah, long time official and secretary treasurer of local institutions, seeks Bristol Council under the Citizens party. He served Bristol as Representative in 1309 and 1890, aided by roles with Eastern Engine Co and Arcade Corporation, and contributed to Valley and Oliver school buildings.
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High School Edges Students In Overtime Classic
In a championship deciding set the Students and High School split the first two games. The first half favored High School 10 to, then Students rallied to tie 28 all at full time. In overtime the High School edged ahead 25 to 28. Stowell Newman Hill Pickles led scoring with Goats Hill and Morris adding others. Referee Smith. Scorer Darling. Timer Morgan.
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Voting List Corrected for Town Election
Town Council acting as Board of Canvassers completed canvassing for the annual town election tomorrow. Seventy five names erased due to death or missing papers, fifteen added to real estate and registry voters. Total registered voters reach 1690. Annual report of Philip Brady, overseer of the poor, received and filed.
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Philip Brady
Life-Saving Kodol Remedy Praised by Cooperate Letter
A 1906 reader from Roding Georgia reports chronic stomach illness since 1897 improved dramatically after using Kodol Dyspepsia. He credits an almanac for guidance and says a fifty-cent bottle restored health within two to three months, allowing a return to work as a machinist, with further well wishes. The endorsement notes local sale by W. H. Buffington.
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Quiet election campaign ahead of town vote
Tomorrow's town election features three Town Council seats with Hammill against Church for first, Wilkinson against Cummings for second, Thurston against Walsh and a citizen for fourth. Eleven candidates seek seven school committee seats across one, two, and three year terms, with contests in two and three year divisions and tax assessor races. Voters are urged to follow the ballot rules to avoid wasting ballots.
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F. H. Hammill
James O. Church
Edward E. Wilkinson
Charles S. Cummings
Winthrop G. Thurston
James J. Walsh
George A. Arnold
Jefferson F. Galvin
James T. Robertson
William R. Trotter
Philip Brady
W. Fred Williams
William J. Manro
O. J. Hasbrouck
Michael Kerr
Charles A. Waldron
William Williams
James W. Franklin
Charles F. Dimond
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No Change in Senatorial Contest Reported Today
The General Assembly ballot for U S Senator at noon shows no change in result. The announced names include COLT WETMORE and GODDARD with votes showing 56 necessary for a choice.
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