How the United States Electoral College is Formed
An explainer on how electors are counted in the Electoral College, listing states and their electoral votes, and noting that a presidential winner must secure a majority of 266. It discusses Democratic estimates versus Republican doubts and recalls past election patterns for context.
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United States
United State
Illinois
Alabama
Arizona
California
Colorado
Connecticut
Delaware
Florida Bay
Georgia
Idaho
Elie Aogier
Hiinois
Indiana
Ata
Iowa
Kansas
Sje Ieee
Kentucky
Louisana Tyee
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New Mexico
Wareer
New York
North Carolina
Betiek Apn
North Dakota
Suoteshlenk
Oklahoma
Oregon
Ube
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
South Carolina
South Dakota
Ponmgabee
Suis Cogs
Cy Tha Zy
Marinong
Lee Bo Rene
Virginia
Viremia
Inc
Raskob
Democratic National Committee
Gov. Smith
Herbert Hoover
Register
Democrat’ Party
Smith
Raskoh
G. O. P. Raskoh
Hardin
Solid South
Tenn
Texas
Ark
Ala
Miss
Fla
Zion Epworth League Meeting Program
Sunday program notes an Oct 14 6 30 PM service led by Hilda McNichol with Rev Willis preaching. It lists songs readings and personal workers talks by Lois McNichol Dorothy McNichol Frances Neilson Elmo Williams Mary Caldwell Pauline McNichol and others with Bible verses and a closing benediction.
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Epworthians
Jesus
Willis
John
Elia Arnold
Daniel
Lois McNichol
Christ
Chum
Dorothy McNichol
Frances Neilson
Elmo Williams
Elmore Belcher
Lucille, Nichols
Andrew
Harold Chance
Nicodemus
Harold Belcher
Mary Caldwell
Ellen Ballance
Peter
Matthew
Wayne Doolen
Zaccheus
Luke
Mary Williams
Paul
Pauline McNichol
Olive Nichols
Blanche Doolen
Sandoval School Plans Halloween Parade and Carnival
Prof Green of Sandoval grade school announces a Halloween parade and carnival on Friday night October 26. The parade forms at 6 p.m. at the school, travels through downtown led by the Sandoval high school band, then returns for the carnival at the school building.
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Prof Green
Sandoval
Sandoval High School
Revival Meeting Set by Patoka Baptist Church
On Monday night October 15 the Patoka Baptist Church will begin a revival meeting. The church invites all in the city and surrounding areas to attend and assist as they can, hoping Bro. G. O. Foulon will help the local Ieee.
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Patoka
Memorial Verse for Little Maxine Jones
Obituary note for Maxine Jones daughter of Mr and Mrs Orval Jones includes a rhymed tribute that was omitted in transmission and is now provided in full, expressing grief, hope and loss. The poem honors a child described as a precious treasure and dwelling loneliness yet solace in eternal light.
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Maxine
Orval Jones
Community Club Weiner Roast Reported A Fun Evening
The northwest town Community Club held a weiner roast at Mr. and Mrs. L. V. Patten's home last Thursday night. Attendees included Artie Rogiers A A Griffin James Thompson Wes Martin Levi P Hill Joe Wickenhauser Carson Chandler and families the Armstrong Sisters guests Mr. and Mrs. Tom Pugh and Miss Alice Britt. Peaked by pickles pies cakes and other foods the event drew many members and guests.
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Northwest of Town
L. V. Patten
Artie Rogiers
A. A. Griffin
James Thompson
Wes Martin
Levi P. Hill
Joe Wickenhauser
Carson Chandler
Armstrong Sisters
Tom Pugh
Alice Britt
Sandoval Y on the Boom as New Eatery Planned
The Sandoval Y experiences a building boom with a new deanery opening soon. A possible new name may appear as an eating establishment. Mr. Perkins, who runs the Keith and Walker place, will take over the new venue while the former owner runs the old one.
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Sandoval “Y
Perkins
Keith & Walker Place
Adams Family Plans Arkansas Vacation Getaway
W Adams his wife and son Howard and daughter Maurice expect to leave in a few days for a three week vacation trip into the wilds of Arkansas presumably ending at Hot Springs before returning home.
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W. Adams
Howard
C. A.adams
Maurice
Arkansas
Hot Springs
Local Coffee Deal Promises Fresh Mill Roasts
A note advertises Wasem specials with direct importer sourcing and a new mill. It claims steel cut coffee at 40 cents per pound and invites customers to visit for the bargain.
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Wasem
Wasens
Local Happenings Across Patoka Area
G M Eaglin visited Maroa for several days while Buddy Hathaway and wife moved to Maroa seeking work. Altom's promoted sales on canned goods and candy as Nancy Schell and others visited, with many residents traveling between Patoka, Sandoval, Winchester, and St Elmo. Local folk, shops, and football observers appear amid community chatter and social calls.
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G. M. Eaglin
Maroa
Altom’s
Buddy Hathaway
Nancy Schell
Jacksonville
Z. Farmer
Fred Klinge
West Stringtown
Patoka
T. F. Haley
Sterling
Alcom
J. W. Delassus
St. 10
St. Elmo
Wasem
Humes Couple Report Two Week Motor Tour Through East and Canada
Joe Humes and wife of Patoka now Heyworth share a two week motor journey through twelve states and Canada. They began in Indianapolis and visited Gettysburg, Arlington, Mt. Vernon, Philadelphia, Atlantic City, New York, Albany, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Windsor and Detroit before returning home. The trip covered about 2570 miles with meals en route.
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Joe Humes
Heyworth
Joe
J. H. Humes
Canada
Detroit
Indianapolis
Ind
Martha Day
Alleghenies
Gettysburg
Roy Gilbertson
Humes
Earl
Arlington Cemetery
Ford
Lincoln
Lindy
White House
George Washington
Mt. Vernon
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Government Mint
William Penn
Benjamin Franklin
Independence Hall
Atlantic City
Atlantic Ocean
New York
Holland Tunnel
Hudson
Slagel
Josephine
Mrs. Humes
Roxy’s Theatre
Coney Island
Brooklyn Bridge Wall Street
Little Trinity Church
Woolworth
Albany
Buffalo
Ralph D. Harmon
Eva. VanHorn
Niagara Falls
Lanower
Peace Bridge
Windsor
U. S.A
Mrs Wickenhauser Injured Returning From Alma Visit
While returning home from Alma after a family visit last Sunday the Wickenhauser car struggled up a hill and narrowly escaped. Mrs. Wickenhauser appeared severely hurt when the wheels jammed but a Patoka physician found the injury not serious, and she is expected to recover with rest.
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Alma
Joe Wickenhauser
Wickenhauser
Patoka
Fire Destroys Barn on M Rogier Farm
A severe Monday morning storm with lightning struck the large barn of Millard Rogier, destroying it. Despite insurance, the loss threatens winter preparations as the farmer faces difficulty getting the barn in ship shape for the season.
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Millard Rogier
Harbin Hawkins Visits Hometown Friends
Harbin Hawkins and his wife from Kansas arrived Wednesday to visit hometown friends in St. Louis. Hawkins came to see the Cardinals play the Yankees, but the game ended without a win for the Cardinals.
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Harbin Hawkins
Kansas
Harbin
St. Louis
Cardinals
Patoka High School Notes and Quotations
Patoka High School notes cover student activities, class officers, and classroom humor. Mentions visits by state and county education officials, sophomore class leadership, and upcoming events including a pie supper, baseball games, and a bakery sale to fund playground equipment.
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Roy J. Moore
J. S. Kniseley
Otto
George
Dorothy Christy
Dwight Martin
Mary Hayes
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Mr. Smith
Mr. White
Odin
Angie
Jarvis A. Wood
Miss Smith
Savi
Laverna L
Sandoval
Griffin Heads to Grand Lodge in Chicago
Local Post Master B N Griffin sets off Monday for Chicago to attend the Grand Lodge annual meeting. He is slated to join fellow members for the event and related proceedings.
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B. N. Griffin
Chicago
Grand Lodge
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Haley
Sportsman Park
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Farina High School
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Elizabeth Ford
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