Blanket Primary Called for Texas 66th District Nomination
An adjourned Cameron Texas meeting of the 66th District Democratic Executive Committee directs A J Lewis to call a blanket primary for Milam and Robertson counties on July 9 1904 to nominate a representative and to hold a Floreral Convention July 25 1904 with representation based on 300 votes per unit statewide.
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66Th District
Cameron
Texas
A. J. Lewis
Milam and
Robertson
Terrell
State
Democratic Executive Committee
Milam and Robertson
66Th
Personal notes from Cameron social scene
Miss Johnnie Evans of Hearne visits Cameron this week. Annie Dawson returns to Brenham after a long Cameron stay and to act in Southwest State normal next year. Attorney T. V. Adams of Buckholts visits Cameron on legal matters. Local ladies visit, attend weddings, and relatives in Cameron. Several Cameron residents travel to Houston, Waco, Belton, or New York, with mentions of farms and social arrivals. A reflective note warns of child death rates in heat and praises Chamberlain's remedy.
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Johnnie Evans
Hearne
Annie Dawson
Brenham
Cameron
T. V. Adams
Uckholts
Mesdames
B. F
Newman
J. M. Ralston
Relrea
Houston
Ms. Dilworth
Waco
Primary Election Set for July in MuMLats County
MuMLats County voters will participate in a scheduled primary election on July with nominations expected from local parties. Available ballots list county offices and district seats, and polling sites will be published by the election board.
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Pmumlats County
Long County 1904 Election Totals and Officials Named
The document lists county officers and election results with precinct tallies and names across commissioners, justices of the peace, constables, tax collectors, and surveyors. It documents candidates and vote counts for Precincts 1 through 4, along with names such as Ross Henderson Crisswell Weie Bodiford Ely Lewis Reese Ruby Lane Rasberry Swanzy Lankford J M Smith and others.
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Ross
Henderson
Crisswell
Weie
House
Bodiford
Ely
Lewis
Reese
Ruby
Lane
Rasberry
Swanzy
Justices of the Peace
Lankford
J. M. Smith
Bailey
Harlan
Peel
Woolley
Kennon
Graves
McRee
Curry
Criswell
Evans
Wheeler
Franklin
Williamson
Ramsey
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