Fremont County Iowa appoints election judges and clerks
The Iowa Fremont County Board of Supervisors names judges and clerks for the November 5, 1901 general election across numerous precincts such as Benton No 1 Benton No 7 Franklin No 1 2 3 4 Green Locust Grove Madison 1 2 Riverton Riverside Sidney Scott 1 2 Washington Walnut and others. The document lists each precincts four election staff roles and notes county levies for 1901 alongside court proceedings and local notices.
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Board Of'supervisors
Benton
J. H. Williams
J Graham
N. Hoyt
A. W. Parkison
D. R. Kidd
Chas
O’brien
Aa. Keys
John Findley
Frank Lord
John O’brien
Fisher
Thomas Morgan
W. P. Cox
Franklin
P.P. Brown
D. Thompson
Howard Putman
Frank Hilger
D. A. Cowles
V. EB. Jones
Ralph Smith
Locust Grove
George H. Thayer
H. BR “Livingston
D. W. Phillips
B. A. Swisher
Madison
O. B. Pauley
Cowles
T. Rosseau
L. T. McKean
B.’B. Hamilton
Madison No. 2
G R. Huff
H. F. Chandler
W. W. Brown
John
Foster
W. J
Woodlands
Monroe
John Gillmore
Martin
J. N. Tompkin
J. GO. McGargill
Gav. O. Ross
Prairie
T. R. Travis
A. A. Bopp
V. Simons
A. A. Gore
F. Mitchell
Riverton
Thos. Thompson
D. A. Hilger
Joe Samuels
A. BE
Shearlock
Jos
W. Kolloway
Clerks
Baldwin
E. W. Banks
Thos. McMahon
F. Cardiff
J. J. Kent
W. A. Jenkins
I. G. Scott
State College
State University
Counly
S.eesee
W. S. Greenwood
J.D. McKean
Beara Firm Signature Ends Listed In Trade Note
The noted signature of Castor I Beara appears on the end of a trade document. Officials indicate the firm Beara the Signatore remains associated with the asset transfer and related records.
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A & Sthiteri
Shocking Calamity and Odd Anecdotes From Newsprint
A railroad laborer suffers a severe foot injury described as a shocking calamity, while a Williford Arkansas physician touts Bucklen's Arnica Salve for burns and skin ailments as a world beating healer. The piece also riffs on horse racing losses, orphan morality, and a humorous bad egg quip from Hannibal Hamlin.
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A. Kellett
Williford
Ark
Bucklen
Bartlett & Doyle
Local items and notices from a rural township
Ralph Williams left for Tabor. Clarkie Sheldon attends Sidney school. Kellogg drew plans for a $1800 barn. Sheldon began pew barn work. A. H. Parkison & son James visited Omaha markets. Oscar Keyser loaded baled hay. Residents attended Ak-sar-ben parade. Baptist church exercises were held. Democrats caucused for township ticket. Frank Lumm went to Omaha for dry goods. Miss Ruby Brindle had a serious buggy accident while driving to church. The Twice-a-Week Republic promo claims low price and full news coverage. De Witt's Witch Hazel Salve credited for pile relief. Public notices, jokes, and local chatter end with brief anecdotes.
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Ralph Williams
Tabor
Clarkie Sheldon
Sidney
Samuel Kellogg
Chas. Sheldon
A. H. Parkison
James
Omaha
Oscar Keyser
Baptist Church
Frank Lumm
Ruby Brindle
Miss Ruby
Cure for chronic diarrhoea and local accident report
A Nebraska City resident credits Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with ending thirty years of diarrhoea. The Daily Tribune also reports William McLennan’s buggy accident west of the M P crossing on Main Street involving two Percival youths Terrence and Erwin. McLennan suffered bruising but no serious injury.
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John
Chamberlain
Bartlett & Doyle
William McLennan
Nebraska City
M. P
Main Street
Percival
Terrence
Erwin
Unlabeled Health Ads and Anecdotes from a 19th Century Page
A collage of testimonial snippets and notices touts Electric Bitters, Kudol Dyspepsia Cure, and Dr. King's New Life Pills with claims of cures for malaria, jaundice, indigestion, and general health. Includes stray quips and a minor train accident report, plus social chatter about courtship and a dog’s wagging tail.
Morley’s Eight Cures Mare Lockjaw. $65 Saved
Ed H Hardin of China Springs Texas says one large Morley’s Wonderful Eight dose cured his mare of lock-jaw and saved him a $65 animal. Free trial battles at C Stoner & Co, agent in every town.
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Morley
O. Stoner & Co
H. Hardin
China Springs
Tex
C. Stoner & Co
Grocery Price List Fragment
A partial price list shows items and quantities including apples peaches syrup and starch. The text includes references to brands such as Royal Glass and Rival baking powder, with several garbled entries remaining unreadable.
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Board of Supervisors
Fremont County
Iowa
Auditor's Office
Clawson
The
Herald
Howe,nd. Ty
Caldwell
Caldweill
District Court
Wheeler
Petit
B. B
Reeves
Hamburg
Oscar
Stephenson
Thursman
A. T. Birkby
Stilney
Gaston
John ‘O’brien
H. O. Vanatta
Randolph
Biker
James McMahill
George McMahill
Evan Bruce
Phillip Henn
Redocket
Joste M Pierean
J L'Irwin
Adaline Irwin
Frank Gillman
Orren Ellege
Eva
Manson
Anton
James A Guest
Julia Sloan
J D Sloan
W P Ferguson
Herman Zamzow
Henry Ward
H W Lloyd
Angeline Haskins
Jliewin
F M Estes
Bertha Pauley
Clarence Pauley
BM Gard
Clare Haskins
David Rankin
Robert McIntosh
Jacob Wright
Stoner & Co
Co. Beara
Thomas
St. Louis
Hannibal Hamlin
Mogelstud
Chicago
Ill
Miles
Nervine
Miles’ Nervine
Christiana Maria
Countess Mogelstud
Anna Miles
All Druggista
Dr. Miles Medical Co
Elkhart
Ind
Republic
B. W. Pursell
Kintersville
Pile
de Witt
Traddles
Capperfield
Old Man
Marlin Fine Arms Co
New Haven
Conn
Death
E. B. Mudday
Henrietta
Bartlett
Doyte
Kansas City
McPaul
Daily Tribune
Sid Darling
Howard St
Port Huron
Mich
DeWitt
Daniel O'Connell
Daniel
Papa
Ney
Mr. Poorchap
Dr. King
Nickel Plate Road
New York
Boston
John Y. Calahan
Adams Street
Geo
W. Lane
Pewamo, Mich
George
Busi
Ness
QO. E. Haskin
O. E. Haskin
Anna Parkhurst
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