Official Canvass Details Davison County Votes 1906
The county commissioners conducted the official canvass of votes in Davison County. The report lists state and county ticket results across Congress Governor Lieutenant Governor and other offices with counts for Republican Democrat Socialist Prohibition and Independent candidates. Also notes constitutional amendments and local notices. includes community items and a bankruptcy notice for John C Bartlett.
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Davison County
Congress
Philo Hall
W. H. Parker
William S. Hilder
S. A. Ramsey
James Kerwan
H.A. Berge
C. V. Templeton
Prohibition
R. J. Day
Elon
Coe I Crawford
J. A. Stransky
Freeman Knowes
Knute Lewis
H. G C. Shobar
James Coffee
Martin Hyen
W. A. Caldwell
Prohibitioon
Secretary of State
D. D. Wipf
Rebulican
H. L. Slater
M. A. Williams
W. D. Kidder
John Hinning
John Hayes
A. BE. Townsend
S. L. Crockard
C. H. Cassill
C. W. Martin
JA. M. Burnside
H. H. Curtis
S. W. Clark
C. J. B. Harrison
S. H. Cranmer
Superintendent Public Instruction
H. A. Astrud
Repulican
Thomas Lyons
FE. Atwood
D. J. Breenamap
Com
Schools and Public Lands
Dokken
C. I. Laughlin
Carl O. Lohre
Geo
T. E. Lunn
E. M. Dahlberg
State Penitentiary
Thomas Fullerton
J. M. Brton
Hrion
Martin Gleeson
W. Abbey
Oliver Pine
Register of Deeds
L. W. Knreidler
Drake
H. B. Anderson
G. W. Carlson
Anderson
C.B. Brady
M. J. Dougherty
Brady
District Court of the United States
District of South Dakota
John C. Bartlet
John C. Bartlett
Mitchell
Davison
A. D
Henry A. Muller
Gilbert Block
Sioux Falls
Minnehaha County
South Dakota
Jonas Nelson Travels to Mitchell Today
Ethan reports Jonas Nelson went to Mitchell today to take the event or assignment pending details unclear from the fragment.
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Ethan
Jonas Nelson
Mitchell
Riverside and Loomis move in and out of town notes
Riverside residents report visits from Mitchell, Alexandria, and Kansas. W L Wallis's store viewed by Eliason. Miss Grinnell and Miss Smart visit locals. Loomis notes include Jessie Kidd illness, potato shipments to Iowa, J B Wilson resignation, W A Shurtlett appointed clerk, and lumber shipments for farm building. Timm plans large barn northeast of Loomis. multiple family visitations and illnesses noted.
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John Crampton
Mrs. Holliday
Rock Rapids
Iowa
Mayme Hatfey
Jonas Nelson
L. A. Cathout
W. H. Trow
Grandpa Coyne
Tee “Lew Kathary
Miss Ina Dodd
S. G. Oathout
Ethan
French
Indiana
Ray Wittstruck
Geo. Sand
Ed. Sand
Kate Christenson
Missouri
David Loevinger
Mrs. Porteous
Mitchell
Riverside
Mr. Eliason
Alexandria
W. L. Wallis
Chas. McCullough
Kansas
T. J. Spangler
Etta Grinnell
Henry Schultz
Ruby Smart
Lillian Wallis
John Jromsland
John Nyhouse
Bride
Lulton
Walter Phillips
Cussom Place
Clarence Taylor
Mr. Waylor
Fulton
Loomis
Jessie Kidd
Beck and
Porter
J. B. Wilson
W. A. Shurtlett
Mr. Wilson
Bayer Township
W. V. Miner
Famiy
Will Clark
Will Walrath
H. J. Timm
St. Louis
Curious Globe Clock Reveals Noon Across the World
A German paper describes a copper globe clock standing 18 cm high with a 12 cm sphere. The two hemispheres meet at the equator and rotate with a 24 hour cycle driven by a central barrel. A sun hand marks noon on the current meridian while the sphere rotates to show global noon.
Planet of Great Peaks Moon Deeply Pitted With Ring Mountains
A newspaper report describes the moon as a world of mountains with 80 000 peaks ranging from 2000 feet to four miles tall. Ring shaped craters appear with conical inner peaks and depths inferred from shadows, some rings spanning 50 to 150 miles.
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Moon
The Elder Tree and Its Eldritch Charms
An excerpt fromSunday Magazine recounts aging beliefs about the elder tree. It cites a 19th century charm for epilepsy involving elder twigs and a neck-bound amulet and notes a superstition that elder hinders a child’s growth when used for punishment.
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Judas
Jury Returns Guilty Verdict in Murder Case
The jury in the murder trial returned a verdict of guilty after three hours of deliberation. The court heard the guilty finding and recommended imprisonment for life.
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Fife
High Rent for Good Light in New York Diamond Trade
The New York diamond cutting industry concentrates in Maiden Lane where natural light and artificial illumination affect gem appearance. Rents on the lower side of the street cost 20 to 25 percent more due to exposure, while south facing buildings offer better light. Maiden Lane offices command high rates up to 4.75 dollars per square foot annually.
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New York
Financial District
Amsterdam
Antwerp
Europe
United States
Maiden Lane
Broadway
Nassau Street
Washington Post
Civilization Strength and Endurance Among Men
A Success Magazine excerpt argues that civilized white men today show lower death rates, longer lives, greater height and strength than predecessors or any known savage race. It claims many American and English soldiers outperform top athletes of native tribes in speed and endurance.
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Success Magazine
Self Help in Courtship Debut
Young Mr. Timmid admits bashfulness with girls while Miss Vern urges action. He repeats I can't help myself and she responds with playful encouragement about self-help and courting.
Bitters Claim Safe Repair of Stomach and Digestion
The advertisement touts Let The Bitters as restoring stomach and digestive organs to normal function and claims rapid relief from many minor ailments. It promotes one bottle as a safe medicine option with swift benefits.
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Geo. H. Miner
F. H. Foss
A. B. Kelsey
Miner
Sherif
H. C. Cook
Jos. K. Johnson
Cook
S. Cattrell
C. M. Peck
H. ©. Greene
Cattrell
T. J. Spanger
L Shuster
W. H. Webster
Independencedo
Allison
T. B. Haynes
Geo Clark
Carl Knappe
Independent
Hayne
BH. D. Watkins
J. B Wilson
W.H. Comstock
Watkin
Wm. Nash
S. F. Goodykoontz
Nash
Ers
The
Ladies Aid
W B. Tobey
Letcher
Alice Lillie
A! Lillie
W. H. Butts
Dan Lillie
Presho
A. Lillie
L. T. Haver
UH. Foss
Frank Dartland
Frank Kidd
Geo. Bock, Jr
Hith
Vey
Gillis
Lyon Strore CO
Farmer Collins
Parker
L. E. Stair
S. Main St
Mitchell, S. D
N. W
Andersch Bros
Department 66
Minneapolis
Minn
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