Local Official Ballot Returns and Totals by Race
Readable lines show U S Senator and state offices with counts for candidates like JOSEPH W. BAILEY JR TOM HUNTER MAURY HUGHES JAMES V ALLRED and others, alongside totals and column headings implying a tally sheet for a state election. The fragment includes candidate names, party or race labels, and numerical tallies across multiple offices and districts.
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United States
Governor— Aes Wee Ee. Eee
Tom F. Hunter
Maury Hughes
James V. Allred
McDonald
Clint Small
John Hornsby
Ben F. Berkeley
Walter Woodward
Clyde E. Smith
William McCraw
Manley H. Clary
John Pundt
Ae Morrow
Congress
Carl
Hamlin
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Huvsluk Tea
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R. M. Johnson
J. P. Rogers
Joe Moore
Walter F. Woodul
George H. Sheppard
Dolph B. Tillison
J. L
Jack Patterson
E “Khart
George B Terrell
Kay Griffin
Dennis B. Waller
Uae
Commissioner of Laws Office
Joenson
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W. Gregory Hatcher
Thomas L. Blanton
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Revival Begins At Sidney Church Of Christ
A revival starts tonight at the Sidney Church of Christ led by John Fairs Nichols. He will preach for at least ten days, following recent evangelistic work in Cherry Tree and Commodore Pennsylvania and other cities.
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Church OF Christ
Sidney
John Fairs Nichols
Rayother Nichols
Irene Christian College
Cherry Tree
Commodore
Pittsburg
Washington, D. C
Dickson
Tennessee
St. Louis
Big Sandy
Bro. Nichols
Mississippi River
Nichols
S. S. George
Run-Off Primary Ballot Candidates Listed for Aug 25 1934
The Chief announces candidates for office in the Run-Off Primary on August 25 1934. Names include Penrose Metcalfe and E M Davis for Senate and Congress respectively with several district judges attorneys clerks sheriffs and commissioners also listed. Roster covers Precincts 1 through 4 and officeholders such as George W Rollins R A Luker Dwight Brightman Wid Spivey and V G Cash among others.
McKinzie Hotel Offers Dinner Service At New Location
The McKinzie Hotel announces meals served to all without prior notice. Businessmen and farmers can dine without leaving the office, with lunch options now available at their newly remodeled hotel located at the southeast corner of the square.
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McKinnzie Hotel
White Leghorns On Local Ranch Near Record
A Callaway Ranch flock of White Leghorns may set a near record for pullet laying. From 560 pullets, 311 eggs were gathered last week. the hens are about 5.5 months old. Twelve hundred Connor strain chicks from Comanche Hatchery arrived Feb 5. 1152 remain alive. Mrs. Callaway notes unusually large egg sizes, with a 42 pound case versus 54 pounds standard.
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Callaway Ranch
Oscar Callaway
Connor
Comanche
Gille Tailoring Offers Custom Suits Near Comanche Jail
Local tailor Gille advertises quality tailoring with suits made to individual measurements. The shop is located one to two blocks west of the Comanche jail.
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Gille
Jail
Comanche
Armstrong thanks voters after first term in Comanche County
In a brief message to the voters of Comanche County and the general public E R Armstrong expresses gratitude for the July primary vote and for the cooperation and assistance that helped make the first term of office a success.
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Comanche CO
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E. R. Armstrong
Comanche County
Swindle thanks Comanche County supporters in public note
J Oscar Swindle writes to friends and supporters thanking Comanche County residents for their confidence. He vows to uphold justice and high standards in public school matters and to remain loyal to his principles.
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Comanche County
J. Oscar Swindle
Tom L. Robinson Thanks Voters After District Judge Campaign
Tom L. Robinson expresses deep appreciation to friends for support during his District Judge campaign. He vows to never forget their kindness and signs respectfully.
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Tom L. Robinson
Justice of the Peace Reubben Waldrop Thanks Voters
Justice of the Peace Reuben B. Waldrop expresses gratitude to voters of Justice Precinct No. 1 for support in the recent primary and wishes his successor similar cooperation.
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Justice
Reuben B. Waldrop
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