Political Candidate Announcements for Allen County Offices
A list of named candidates announces runs for county treasurer commissioner judge coroner assessor and circuit judge in Allen County. Each entry notes subject to the voters or party nominations in the upcoming Democratic or Republican primary and convention dates. The names include William H Scheiman Herman Buetha Joseph Tonkel John Reed Samuel M Hench M C Ryan R A J Kesler Joseph E Stults D E Brown and William Eggemann.
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Allen County
Herman Buetha
Editor Sentinel
Joseph J. Tonkel
MO. B. Wyss
John J. Reed
Superior Court
Samuel M. Hench
the Sentinel
Allen Circuit
E. O'Rourke
M. C. Ryan
R. A. J. Kesler
Republican County Convention
D E. Brown
William Eggemann
Allen County Democratic primary candidate notices
A flurry of notices announces candidates for Allen County offices under Democratic and Republican banners. William Fruechtencht, Wm. Swayne, H McCombe, Albert R. Parker, George Lindemuth, George C. A. Ortli er, William E. Gerding, Joseph I. Mason, Burlen E. Warner, Albert B. H. Thomas and Jos. F. Getz seek roles from representative to prosecuting attorney and sheriff, all subject to primaries June 1 and conventions June 2 or 1964 as stated.
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Allen County
WM. M. Swayne
Editor Sentinel
H. McCombe
Cedar Crek Township
Albert R. Parker
St. Joseph Township
Albert BH. Thomas
Jos. F. Getz
State Senator Race Dominated by Alien County Primary
In Alien County, the state senate contest showed WM. F. RA E dominating the June 1 primary, with supporters rallying around their favored candidate. Local officials note a strong turnout and clear voter alignment within the party ranks.
Ingratitude: The Tenth Leper
A biblical reflection cites Luke 17 17 19 where Jesus questions where the nine who were cleansed went and blesses the stranger whose faith made him whole. The passage emphasizes gratitude to God and the healing faith of the outsider.
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The Ten Lepers Teach Gratitude And Ingratitude
A sermon contrasts the grateful one who returned to praise Jesus with nine who fled back to life’s pleasures. It warns against ingratitude toward God, recalling lepers, a storm at sea, and Matthew Arnold’s critique, urging faithful thanksgiving to Christ.
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From the People Letter Advocates Negro Equality and Charity
A Nashville American reader condemns anti Negro sentiment in the North and South. He praises educated blacks and argues for sympathy, rights, and brotherhood under God. He urges not colonization or re enslavement but broad Christian charity and mutual respect.
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Doan's Kidney Pills Proven Effective at Home
Harriet Walter of 104 East Wayne street reports relief from back pain and dizziness after one box of Doan's Kidney Pills. She says her kidneys stopped troubling her and she feels healthier than in a long time. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY sells them nationwide through Meyer Bros. Co. Remember the name Doan's.
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Walter
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Buffalo
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Whisky at the Bottom of It All
A poem by Harry Ellard in the National Advocate laments alcohol as the root cause of personal ruin. It links troubled minds, dishonest acts, crime, broken homes, and suicides to whisky, arguing all woes stem from drinking.
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National Advocate
A Cold Water Lesson Ends In A Well Reveal
A small farmer with a habit of drinking returns home intoxicated and falls into a well. His wife teases that gradual reform is best, then helps haul him out each time only to lower him again. She jokes that a sudden lift would be unsafe, and the tale ends with him pledging to reform after her stubborn mercy.
Rum, Reform, and Roosevelts View Echoed in Era Warnings
A collection of quotes and anecdotes rails against saloons and liquor laws. It cites Danish whisky bans for Greenland Eskimos, a Philadelphia wedding cake shaped like a wine spout, and Roosevelt’s critique of the liquor trade as fostering crime and political decay. The tone blends satirical commentary with temperance sentiments from the era.
Veteran Lawyer Rebukes Whisky Distillers in Sharp Reply
One of Pennsylvania’s oldest lawyers, M. E. Sayers, fired a pointed reply to a distiller’s circular. He warned that copper distilled rye whisky has sent seven sons and three grandsons of the distiller to drunkards’ graves. He claimed, at 69 years, he has been a lawyer and “no good, but evil” from whisky, and warned that directing a man to hell would be to engage in whisky production.
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M. E. Sayers
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William Fruechtencht
George W. Lindemuth
Eorge C. A. Ortlier
William E. Gerding
Joseph I. Mason
Burlen E. Warner
Cedar Creek Township
Prosecuting Attorney
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