Primary Election Over In Old Iowa Market Promise
A local business proclaims the country will endure no matter the Senate choice and pledges six day service offering essentials at live and let live prices. The vendor invites customers to see what they can supply in their line of goods.
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United States Senate
Old
Iowa
County Attorney Race In Buffalo Township Results Reported
Belsheim defeats Brown and Anderson for county attorney by about 150 votes. Dr Thompson unseated for coroner by 108 votes, while Buffalo Township casts 139 Republican, 9 Democratic, and 1 Prohibition ballot. Allison and Cummins receive 41 and 80 votes respectively.
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Belsheim
Brown and Anderson
Dr. Thompson
Dr. Hansen
Buffalo Township
Allison
Iowa Gubernatorial and Senatorial Results in Local Primaries
The Iowa primaries chose Senator William B. Allison by a majority, with B. B. Carroll elected governor and George Clarke as lieutenant governor. John J. Hamilton ran well, surpassing 40 600 votes. Republican turnout statewide was about 160 000, lighter in rural areas. Buffalo township officials and delegates were listed, including C E Holcomb and A C G Olson for positions and trustees. Who says there are only three Allison men in town.
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William B. Allison
Iowa
United States Senate
B. B P. Carroll
George Clarke
John J. Hamilton
Hamilton
C. E. Holcomb
Buffalo Township
C, EH
Holcomb
HE. E. Secor
C.W. Gadd
O. W. Harrison
C. G. Pritchard
J. W. Woodcock
J. G. Daum
B.D. Sterling
J. P. Boyd
A. CG. Olson
BF. A. Kayser
Civo
Andrews
H. D. Feldick
August Winkleman
Luffalo Township
Allison Men
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Conner
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Garst
Clarke
Murphy
Buffalo Center Tribune
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