Republican ticket praised for county and district service
The Republican paper urges Marshall County voters to back Ma goon Slattery Hannum Gregory and Pritchard for county offices. It lauds Jay H. Magoon as a resident county judge, T. C. Slattery for clerk, Ed R. Hannum for treasurer, Harrison J. Gregory for sheriff, and Prof. Be J. Pritchard for school superintendent, plus re nominating Congressman J. W. Graff.
Ireland and Kerrick Run in Sixteenth District
The article endorses Harrison T. Ireland for General Assembly and notes his farm background and prior service as chairman of the board of supervisors. It praises his honesty and probity and predictsRepublican success in the district. Kerrick and Ireland are described as capable incumbents preparing for a second term.
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General Assembly
Harrison T. Ireland
Marshall County
Mr. Ireland
Board of Supervisors
Ireland
Reasons Why Voters Should Back Ed Hannum and County Ticket
A Marshall county Democrat endorses Ed R. Hannum as a full time, care for taxpayers candidate for treasurer, contrasts him with rival F. A. Barr a busy wealthier man. The piece also praises Attorney J. H. Magoon for judge, Prof. E. J. Pritchard for county superintendent, Harrison J. Gregory for sheriff, and T. C. Slattery for county clerk, urging a Republican ticket vote and citing local finance concerns.
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Lacon
Court House
Ed R. Hannum
Ed Hannum
Beeee
Marshall County
F. A. Barr
Sparland
Hannum
J. H. Magoon
D. H. Gregg
Varna
J. Pritchard
H. J. Gregory
Marshall
John Howard
Harrison J. Gregory
Lund
Marshall County Board
Timothy C. Slattery
Toluca Bank
Toluca
T. C. Slattery
Republican Nominees Urged For Strong United Support
The notice urges voters to back Republican county candidates citing party achievements and national leadership. It argues continued GOP control will sustain prosperity and asks Republicans to vote next Tuesday November 6 and support both national and local tickets.
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Roosevelt
Deneen
No Reason to Change
The Joliet Republican argues the Republican party has enforced trust laws and broken up restraints, strengthened prosecuting power, and limited public service corporations. It cites past actions and current efforts to regulate corporations and appeals to thoughtful progressive American voters.
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Republican Party
Congress
Joliet
Five Tickets on Official Ballot For This Fall
The county clerk is preparing five tickets for the ballot to be used this fall. Republican Democratic Prohibition Socialists and Socialist Labor are listed as state tickets. A proposal to sell a strip of land along part of the Illinois and Michigan canal right of way appears on the ballot. Peoria County voters face a higher tax proposal of two and one half mills per hundred dollars.
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Illinois and Michigan
Peoria
Populists Absent From Texas Ballot For Sixteen Years
The Texas ballot shows no populist representation for the first time in sixteen years. The note hints at Texas' prosperity reducing political calamity talk, while promoting subscriptions to the Chicago Daily Chronicle and Henry Republican for four dollars.
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Texas
Chicago Daily Chronicle
Henry Republican
Chronicle
Benefit Farmers A Review of Denaturized Alcohol Use
A Nebraska oriented piece argues that a new free alcohol act will boost alcohol production for use as fuel and in industry. It highlights denaturized alcohol’s uses in dyes, chemicals, and heating, with claims of lower costs and strong farm benefits for corn and potato crops. It also condemns mail order trusts and urges farmers to halt reliance on big mail order houses.
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Europe
Burlington
United States
Burlington Territory
Nebraska Experiment Farm
Lincoln
Ways and Means Committee
House of Representatives
Oklahoma lands open for settlement under presidential proclamation
The proclamation opens 505 000 acres of Kiowa, Apache and Comanche lands in Oklahoma for settlement. Sealed bids go to the interior department with a minimum price of 15 dollars per acre and a 160 acre limit per person. Farm lands will sell from 30 to 75 dollars per acre. interior will fix bid reception date.
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Oklahoma
Interior Department
Congress
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