Local Candidates List for County Officials and Representatives
A fragmented OCR listing names for county treasurer registrar of deeds and state senators and representatives. It names Willam Hodgdon, George A. Carlisle, John P. Hardy, K. Bate, John W. Greene, George F. Richardy, Thomas Entwlatle, Albert Stavans, John N. Ganbeens, and multiple ward representatives including John August Heit, Josiah N. Jonce, Wallace Hackett, Edwin G. Bartlett, Frank J. Philbrick, Soloman A. Schurman, Charles W. Humphreys, Herman A. Clark, Henry W. Anderson, Stevens W. Perkins, Reginald C. Stevenson, Albert Weeks, Isaac N. Caf, Howard G. Lane, Harry K. Torrey, Samuel H. Greene, Matthew T. Kennedy, Fred K. Dow, Horace Sawyer, Richard E. Poole, Albert D. Rowe, and Stratham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Entwlatle
Portemouth
Albert &, Stavans
Newmarket
John N. Ganbéens
Hampton Falte
John August Heit
Josiah N. Jonce
Wallace Hackett
Edwin G. Bartlett
Frank J. Philbrick
Ward
Newfielde
Samuel H. Greene
Matthew T. Kennledy
Newrmaather
Fred K. Dow
North Hampton
Horace Sawyer
Ciessee
Cess
Rye Rishard E. Poole
New Capite
Albert BD. Rowe
Stratham
The Man for the Place in Steinort County Regard
The Steinort County Regard denounces Colonel Quinhy as insincere and questions his candidacy. The independent Rochester paper criticizes party platforms as vague and urges clarity on candidates’ stances, especially on tax policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steinort
Rochester
Quinhy
Neverd
Nas Agate
Mare Wault
Taxatlan
Endorsement and Debate Shape State Regulation Discourse
A fragmented report discusses strong support for a regulatory platform amid legislative talk on corporate flows. It notes criticism of rival positions and questions sincerity of cited figures, with reference to dates and political elements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Che
Quinky
Obscure Sheriff Race Notes In County Scribes
Fragmentary report hints at a sheriff race with names like Bobtail and Spinney. Mentions taxation and law administration, with unclear references to prizes, positions, and local officials.
Our Next Governor Addressed By Voters In New Hampshire
The article discusses a gubernatorial race with focus on the candidate’s appeal and leadership style. It notes voters expect clarity and decisiveness from the future governor and mentions rival platforms and regional political dynamics.
Governor Floyd's Administration Endorsees De Callewtigs Policy
The paper lauds Governor Floyd's administration and mentions endorsements and actions from the White House era. It highlights the preservation of silver service donated by Ube Hate TO Wid parelosio and notes the governor's involvement in national conferences. The text references New England governors and the armory in Nastia, with mentions of tuberculosis measures and related expenditures.
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Benrifle
White House
Palter
PeGuay
Roosevelt
New England
Guywuturs
Wiesher
Conencd
Nastia
Vernon Bean
Governor Floyd Drives State Highway and School Aid Plans
The article outlines Governor Floyd’s push for highway improvements and increased state aid to private and public schools, with proposed funding and legislative support. It notes his broader influence in education, transportation, and state administration, and highlights his active role in directing state development.
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Industrlat
Sokbers
Durhain
Rivat
Fragmented OCR bird’s eye view on election politics
OCR text covers a chaotic mix of names and political references. It mentions Heyden Morn Patt Veyan and an eight dollar figure, plus remarks about labor, overtime, and Democratic labor issues. Includes scattered names like Bryan and Mee Tall and hints at press and party alignment.
Food Remedies and Digestion Claims In 19th Century Ad
A long fragmented advert claims appetite cures and digestive tonics, urging readers to try a product labeled Pape's Dippepsin. It promises quick relief from indigestion, stomach pain, belching, and gas, with instructions to visit a doctor and to maintain a regular meal schedule, while criticizing other remedies. The piece also references a political notice and a local survey accompanying the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pape
Nausvons Heath
Apple Mystery in Stone Fails to Break
In a scattered report from a New England town, a farmer finds a stone apple in an apple crate near Woodville. The event unfolds amid mentions of a shoe company and shifting manufacturing, with local intrigue about a dent and unearthed seeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tachy
Frelany Flere
Enening Hampethre
Hiefen
Dover
A. Ekett
Atfsticlt
Political Buoyant Amid Pro Quinby Debate
A lively exchange shows supporters and critics debating reform, leadership, and policy. Voters weigh candidates with emphasis on honesty, reliability, and past achievements. The writer expresses strong support for a candidate tied to reform and improvement.
Local Candidate Recants. Backlash Over Public Service Obligation
A fragmented report notes Quinby Mest amid public scrutiny for alleged recantation of a pledge. Citizens question trust and property claims while the candidate’s ties to railroad service obligations raise taxpayer concerns.
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