Cummins Wins Major Taylor County Returns in 1920s Vote
The article reports Cummins leading in Taylor County with large majorities, cites Hepburn reelection by a reduced margin, Van Houten winning narrowly by 15 votes, and mentions new ballot marking laws slowing counts. It notes Des Moines press asserting Democratic gains and questions about local newspaper reliability after an editor’s hospital stay.
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van ‘Houtena
Washington Township
Des Moines
Taylor County
Porter
Campeian Spe
Cummins
Lafe Young
New York State
Hearst
Notice on settling all book accounts by December 1 1906
E. Burrows and Mr and Mrs Ed Humphrey with family from Corning visited E M Humphrey's home on Saturday evening and Sunday. All book accounts must be settled before December 1 1906.
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E. Burrows
Ed Humphrey
Corning
E. M. Humphrey
Local Items and Church Services Notice
W B Estes adds cement walk to east of park residence promising lasting value. Mrs R W Scott and daughter Hazel visit from Fremont Nebraska. Grace Clayter returns to Clarinda. Fourteen quarts of canned peaches stolen from Fred Kysar's cave. caller urges strong jail sentence for such depredations. Christian Church announces services on Sunday November 11 with Bible School Sermons and Communion. Pastor Rev Sellards and wife welcomed last Lord's day. cordial invitation to attend.
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W. B. Estes
R. W. Scott
Hazel
Freemont
Nebr
Grace Clayter
Clarinda
Fred Kysar
Hand of Christian Fellowship
Sellards
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L. E. Morley
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