Republican Ticket State and County Slate Endorsed
A Republican ticket list for state and county offices is presented with candidates for Supreme Judge Governor Secretary of State Treasurer Attorney General Supt of Schools Representative and county roles. It urges a vote for Steward and Barton and claims the ticket is among the strongest for Prowers county voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pace
Ois
Seine Eee Co
C. Parks
A. J. Peavey
S. A. Grrven
Cc. R. Duprey
Steward
Barton
Prowers County
Secret societies and lodge notices fill evening meetings
A dense notice lists various fraternal groups including Masons, Woodmen, G A R, and others with meeting times on specific days. It notes visiting members are welcome and provides names for officers and secretaries across multiple lodges and realms.
Granada Masonic and Fraternal Lodge Notices
Granada lodges outline meeting nights for A. F. & A. M. Granada Lover No. 73 meets on or before each full moon and two weeks after. Graxapa Lopes No. 75 meets every Saturday night. Proctor Post No. 47 meets on the attended Tuesdays of each month at the Masonic hall. Comrades invited to attend.
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A. F
A. M
Lawar Lanar
Kir Canrsox
Sp. Tm
Wo. Comaines
Com
W. B. Barare
Adj
W. BR
Exia Lun
Tre Lavan Fixe
Parmenter
Jon T
Lawl Ess
Orient
Granada Societies
A. FP
Granada Lover
D. W. Rommsox
W. M. C. L. McPuesson
F—Graxapa Lopes
Minoven
N. G
J.L. Marrrenn
Church Services and Sunday School Gatherings Announced
Church notices list unsteady times for services at E Cavaca Laman Families with a Sunday a.m. worship, Sunday School and social meeting, Bible reading at 1045 a.m. May Valley schoolhouse gathering at 3 p.m., and Granada M E Church meeting Sundays at 2:20 p.m. All are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Cavaca
Laman
Rev
Laas
May Valley
Graxapa
M. E
Granada
Straight-ticket voting questioned on new ballot form
The article notes a change in ballot method with voters placing a cross to the right of a party emblem for straight-ticket voting. It accuses Bell of avoiding Tom Bowen by scheduling Sunday engagements and argues Waite and Bell exploit the Sabbath for political speeches, inviting continued contention.
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Bell
Tom Bowen
Mr. Bell
Tom
Waite
Ex Senator Bowen Trails Opponent in District Campaign
Ex Senator Bowen conducts a vigorous canvass for Congress in the district. He accepted the nomination despite opposition and his wide popularity, aided by persuasive speeches, has him viewed as likely to finish ahead on November 6.
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Bowen
Congress
Bowen to address voters with two valley speeches
Ex Senator Bowen, a congressional candidate, will speak to voters next week in the valley and in Las Animas the same day. He has not fixed a definite date due to high call volume, but he will appear in the afternoon here and in Las Animas in the evening.
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Bowen
Las Animas
Bell's Shift to Populism Seals Political Realignment
The district’s Democrats abandon Judge Bell as correspondence with ex Senator Bowen reveals his full move to populism. Charles Conant, populist chair, states Bell will debate on national issues aligned with Omaha platform, showing Bell’s break from his former party.
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Judge Bell
Bowen
Charles Conant
Congressional Committee
Bell
Omaha
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