Davison County Republicans Name Strong Convention Ticket
The Davison county Republican convention selected a full ticket led by senator candidate Fullerton and house nominee Harry L. Bras. Officials chosen include treasurer Rogers, register Tobey, sheriff Cook, clerk Neilsen, auditor Gardner, and county judge Helwig, with a central committee named for vigorous campaigning. The meeting featured remarks by Capt. Powers and ex mayor Wilcox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uidwell
Burns
Bidwell
Ikaus Champlin
Union Township
Jerome Wiltse
Clapham
Ottman
J. L. Hannett
Davison County
Republican Party
Railroad Commission
W. H. Dean
Brendon
Fullerton
Geo. Watson
Eros Champlin
T. C. Burns
Mr. Fullerton
Harry L. Bras
House of Representatives
Rogers
Kelsey
Mr. Rogers
Register of Deeds
W.B. Tobey
W. W. , Gardner
C. H. Gardinier
Mr. Tobey
John Cook
Clerk of Courts
N.J. Neilsen
D. V. Moore
Mr. Neilsen
W. W. Gardner
Fred Hoffman
Mr. Gardner
Lisbon
T. J. Spangler
H. Helwig
Edith Earle
Geo. Murner
Geo. Law
John Tatman
H. W. Kress
C. N. Powell
Blendon
H. B. Anderson
Tobin
James Ottman
Rome
Mark Betts
W. H. Bloss
Charles Cole
J. G. Helwig
John Kress
Wilcox
Yankton
Musical Evening Welcomes Prof Powers Back From Berlin
Mr and Mrs S H Scallin hosted friends at their West Third Street home to meet Prof E L Powers newly returned from Berlin where he studied instrumental music. The informal program featured vocal solos by Miss Goodykoontz and Miss Rogers and piano pieces by Mrs H G Nichols. Powers showed brilliant technique with a Moskowsky minuet and other varied numbers.
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S. H. Scallin
West Third Street
E. L. Powers
Berlin
Scallin
Powers
Miss Goodykoontz
Senator Allen Speech Draws Disappointed Nebraska Crowd
Voters who gathered to hear the Nebraska senator were unimpressed by biased statements and appeals to base instincts. The address failed to win support as listeners left unsettled.
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Senator Allen
Nebraska
Death of Mt. Vernon editor and Senator Allen speech
The Mt. Vernon News editor H. M. Burns dies after a three week illness of typhoid fever. Senator Allen of Nebraska visits for a speech at the corn palace, praising free silver amid mixed reception and critical reaction from farmers and townspeople.
Death of Mt Vernon News editor Burns at 28
H. M. Burns editor of the Mt. Vernon News died Sunday evening after a three week illness from typhoid fever aged 28. He purchased the paper four years ago and built a strong local business. Funeral held Tuesday at Mt. Vernon at 2 o clock. Insurance placeholder noted for widow. L. W. Adams traveled from Sioux Falls to Aberdeen for fall collections.
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M. Burns
Mt. Vernon
O. E. McEwen
H. M. Burns
Bert
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O. P. Graham
First National Bank
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John D. Wood
J. S. Daniels
A. A. Boynton
O. M. Swan
I. W. Seaman
Hila Sturgis Lawler
J. O. Walrath
Geo. E. Logan
A. &. Wilcox
H. Scallin
Party of Friends
Prof
Musician
Central Committee
Mr. Vegnon
C. N. Hatch
J. W. Ottman
Mitchell
H. Swindler
Badger
J. A. Kipp
Beulah
J. W. Mason
Prosper
John P. Carlson
H. P. Beckwith
Union
Enos Champlin
J. C. Clapham
A. Brackett
J. G. Herwig
Moses Farrow
Perry
Geo. A. Thomas
J. E. Wells
Baker
C. H. Hedden
Oscar Warfield
C. C. Bras
The
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Allens
Corn Palace
Everett Smith
South Dakota
Pettigrew
Kyle
Senate
Loucks
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Allen
Congress
L. W. Adams
Sioux Falls
Aberdeen
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Royal
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