Republican Judicial Convention Called for District Hit
A Republican delegate convention for the First Judicial District of Illinois is proclaimed to meet at Mound City on August 29, 1905, at 1 PM to nominate a circuit judge candidate to fill the unexpired term of Judge A. K. Vickers. Delegates apportioned by 1904 presidential votes. seats allocated to Alexander, Pulaski, Jackson, Saline, Johnson, Union, Massac, Williamson, Pope, and Hardin counties.
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Republican Committee
Timvis
Cairo
A. D
Mound City
A. K. Vickers
United States
Alexander
Pidaski Jackson
Saline
Johnson
Union
Massac
Williamson
Emporape
Ill
Illinois
Carmi
White County
Ilinois
Congress
Sores Spas
Wil
Pope
Gallatin Sa
Salinc Steases
Hamilton
Wayne
Hardin
White
Johuson
Illinois Election Law in Force July 1906
Mary election law of Illinois enacted to take effect July 1 1906. W H Gilliam serves as chairman and Reynolds as secretary.
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Mary
Ilinois
W. H. Gilliam
T. 8. Reynolds
Republican senatorial convention call for 11th district
The Republican senatorial committee of Illinois 51st district calls a convention at Vienna on August 14 1906 to nominate one senator six representatives and elect a new senatorial committee. Fifty three delegates elected August 4 1906 from counties Saline Hamilton Massac based on 1904 presidential vote. Dated Eldorado June 29 1906. S. Bartlett chairman Cons. Durfee secretary.
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Illinois
Eldorado
Saline County
A.D
Vienna
A. D
Bartlett Kerr
Chaiman
Durfee
Republican Campaign Appeal and Vermifuge Ad
A combined political fundraising appeal urges Republicans to unite with the National Congressional Committee around Theodore Roosevelt and James S. Sherman to fund a victorious campaign. The page also runs an urgent medical ad claiming worms cause hunger in children and touting White's Cream Vermifuge as a cure, sold by Thomas Moonan.
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Republican National Congressional Committee
Theodore Roosevelt
James S. Sherman
P. O. Box
New York
Thos. Mo
Town feels the ripple of a busy week
Arthur Oliver and family visit W. R. Oliver this week in Polis. Mrs. Sheerer travels to Princeton Indiana and Burnside Kentucky to visit daughters. Goreville visitors join Hudgens family. Misses McMahon return from Mound City. Ralph Campbell of Cincinnati visits Sheerer relatives. Rev Angus Barter and kin come from Creal Springs. Ice cream festival at public schools raises 23 dollars and 60 cents for library. Sunday School convention at Baptist church sees light attendance but solid discussion. Rev R W Laughlin preaches at M E church. Cumberland outing party, eight pound catch, enjoys river trip. Fire at Odd Fellows building damages roof. bucket brigade halts flames. G A R anniversary draws many despite rain. 30 veterans attend with strong program. War relics and speeches mark the day. Post officers complete six years in office. A large turnout from nearby towns joins the observance.
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Arthur Oliver
Metropolis
W. R. Oliver
M. M. Sheerer
Princeton
Ind
Burnside
H. M. Foster and
Goreville
J. S. Hudgens
Maggie
Hattie McMahan
Mound City
Ralph Campbell
Cincinnati
Ohio
R. W. Alsbrook
The
Cumberland
Claude la Rue
Lindorf Heaton
Grace la Rue
Mae Trovillion
Mayme Yates
Massie Boles
Odd Fellow
J. W. Casper
Coopers
Odd Fellows
Belle Smith Springs
Win. White
Frank White
Charlie White
Zion Church
Albert Lauderdale
M. E
Cincinnatti
H. C. Laybourn
Renifro
Stegall
Up-to-Date Grocerman Promotes Low Prices and Wide Stock
J H Jones advertises a large selection of groceries vegetables and Queensware with the claim of the lowest prices. The store highlights a expanded hardware department especially glassware and a broad harness line for wagons and buggies. A few shoes remain at cost and buyers are invited to sell produce to the store.
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Queensware
Advertised Letters at Gereville Post Office 1906
Uncalled letters as of August 1 1906 will go to Dead Letter Office in Washington D C if not claimed by September 1 1906 Roy Buckwalter Thos Beach Oscar Eric son Anton Fieroe Al Siaor Giacono listed with others replaced by OCR confusion
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Gereville
Washingtonn D. C
Roy Buckwalter
Thos
Beach
Oscar Eric
Anton Fieroe
al Siaor Giacono
Advertised notices list for Thomas M. Jones stage
Advertised names including Willie Goodman Anton Harcon Wm Henry Jordon O Logoin M D Morris Chas Nation Nicole Puna Dick Tobin W D Walleman L K Wertz with ladies Della Boner Mary Barnett Mary Dickson Mrs Tome Huarts Nancy Jones Mrs Belle Kerr Miss Grace Tackett. Call and say advertised. Thomas M. Jones P. M.
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Willie Goodman
Anton Harcon
Henry Jordon
J. O. Logoin
M. D. Morris
Chas. Nation Nicole Puna
Dick Tobin
W. D. Walleman
L. K. Wertz
Della Boner
Mary Barnett
Mary Dickson
Tome Huarts
Nancy Jones
Belle Kerr
Grace Tackett
Goreville Market Notes Then and Now
Gored Goreville market report notes Thursday activity with items like potatoes sweet potatoes hay clover timothy and chickens. The Goreville band plans to perform at an ice party hosted by the Modern Woodmen lodge in Suncombe Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riter
Loz Stein
Timothy
Gorville
Suncombe
Also Mentioned on This Page
G. J. Nation
Nation & Cole
Cole & Foster
Republican Judicial Convention
W. A. Hall
H. Moore
Pri
Swavorery Saline
Hamilton, Massac
Baptist Church
R. W. Laughlin
Mark Whitaker
F. M. Taylor
Attorney Frieze
Crea Springs
J. C. B. Heaton
Wm. Lawrence Post
H. C. Layhourn
W. H. Wing
J. R. Deaton
J. W. Ephling
I. J. Taylor
Creal Spring
J. H. Jones
Texas
J. AH
Jonnes, Proprietor
J. T. Jones
Thomas M. Jones
P. M
Goreville Market
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