Republican Convention Scheduled in Belleville August 2 1902
By Order of the Republican County Central Committee a convention will be held in Belleville on Saturday August 2 1902 at 11 A M at the Court House. Delegates will nominate candidates for Probate Judge Clerk of the District Court County Superintendent of Public Instruction County Attorney Sheriff Coroner County Clerk County Treasurer Register of Deeds County Surveyor Representative of the Ist District County Commissioner and more. Representation is based on votes for Secretary of State in 1900 with townships and precincts listed. Townships will elect County Central Committee members and the new committee will reorganize after adjournment.
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Republican County Central Committee
Belleville
Court House
Gath
Albion
Tincoln
Beaver
Norway Joé Belleville
Richland
Big Bend N.P
R. T. Stanfield
Frank A. Busn
Three Candidates Nominated for Clerk of the District Court
The Clerk or The Court announces William B. Vance of Washington township and J. C. Dale as candidates for Clerk of the District Court subject to Republican county convention decisions. F. S. Long of Elk Creek township is also announced as a candidate for the same office under party convention guidance.
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Vance
Washington Township
J.C. Dale
F. S. Long
Elk Creek Township
Weldon Worrel Seeks Register of Deeds Nomination
The Journal notes Weldon Worrel of Liberty township is a candidate for Register of Deeds pending Republican County Convention action. Tam a candidate for Register of Deeds of this County subject to the decision of the Republican county convention. J.J. Wour
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Weldon Worrel
Liberty Township
Tam
Register of Deeds
J.J. Wour
Tani
Republic County
Sonn . Jos
R. Bow Resox
Charles C. Hupos
Norway
Eli Wagener Announces Candidacy for Probate Judge
A notice states Eli Wagener seeks the Republican county convention's decision to elect him Probate Judge, asserting eligibility and intent to run.
Sheriff candidacies announced for Republic County
The Journal notes several Republican candidates for sheriff. Wm. Hill of Belleville and A WorKEMAN claim nomination, with George KR Bundy of Freedom Township also announcing for the office. The announcements are subject to the Republican county convention decision.
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Republic
A. Workeman
Wm. Hill
Belleville
George KR. Bundy
Freedom Township
June Weather Records Show Cold Wet Month
June was cold and wet with an average temperature of 69 degrees below normal. The month saw 7.34 inches of rain, 2.98 inches above average, on 15 rainy days, the heaviest June rainfall except 1894, and wind peaking at 42 mph from the north on the 18th.
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Kansas
River Flood Reaches Historic High in Weekend
The Republican river rose to its highest level since 1869 causing widespread flooding. Water covered roads and yards, broke a levee at Henry Lieback’s place, damaged the Missouri Pacific washout near the bridge, and disrupted rail service as drift and debris flooded fields and homes.
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Republican River
Washington Street
Chas. Nordman
Ed Christian
Henry Lieback
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Yuma
Rock Island
Fairbury
Gatchel
Sherdahl
M. C. Lervold
Bundy Declares Candidacy for Sheriff Nomination
The Journal notes Republic county farmer Bundy announces run for sheriff as a Republican candidate. Bundy has lived in Republic county over twenty years, serves as Freedom township trustee, and is described as a popular, vote‑getting candidate who could bring Freedom township into the GOP fold if nominated.
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Burndy
Republic County
Freedom Township
Freedom -Township
Bundy
Republlican
Elk Creek Candidate F S Long for Clerk of District Court
F S Long of Elk Creek township announces his candidacy for Clerk of the District Court. A Republic county resident since 1878, he is 39, a former county teacher of ten years and now a farmer. He has voted Republican, never sought office before, and is described as affable and a potentially strong candidate if nominated.
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F. S. Long
Elk Creek Township
District Court
Journal
Long
Republic County
Iowa
Hogin seeks renomination as County Attorney
John C Hogin of Belleville announces his candidacy for renomination as County Attorney. He has served two years, favors settling cases out of court to save costs, prosecuted liquor cases vigorously when warranted, and deems evidence sufficient before suit. He credits light dockets to his work and expects unanimous party endorsement next month.
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John C. ‘Hogin
Belleville
Hogin
Union Units and Community Notes Across Town
Miss Clara Granstedt left for Colorado Saturday evening. Anton Larson of Scandia visited between trains Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Dye of Republic spent Sunday at Bob Dick's. August Rasmussen and family visited Al Rasmussen and wife Sunday. Mrs Theodora Granstedt and child Ethel visited Caroline Granstedt and family. Mr. and Mrs. O B Strom spent Sunday near Rackley. Eimer Comstock is working for Ki Rosenquist. Charley Larson and a friend from Belleville stayed at his home Saturday and Sunday. Mrs John White left for a few days in Kansas City. George Stromberg works for T. T. Vandeveer. Ivy Deater was very sick last week. A Kathrineberg left Friday for Kansas City for the summer. Swedish M E church had a coffee social at Mrs Granstedt's Thursday. C A Wardrum of Scandia spent Friday and Saturday visiting in Union. Orville Albertson works for J Ambrose. John Emery and A Sandell moved from their houses due to high water as the river overflowed. Boat riding in the pastures by the river was the last sport. Mr and Mrs Woodworth of Whiting Kans spent a few days visiting their daughter Mrs T Vandeveer. Endernd and Nystrom families waved from their houses Tuesday night.
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Anton Larson
Scandia
Mrs. Dye
Republic
Bob Dick’s
Miss Dewey wins another race at the Fourth
The Kackley news reports Miss Dewey winning again on the Fourth with a large crowd at Dr Scott's Fourth celebration. Mentions of a Santa Fe bridge out near Oneonta and local residents Joe Munson, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Clark, and others in town. Marvin Kackley fell ill at Dr Scott's and later improved. Enoch Carson lost a horse when the riverbank caved in as he cultivated nearby.
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Marvin Kackley
Subscription Credit List With New Subscribers and Quitters
A weekly note lists who is entitled to credit on subscriptions. Names include Otto Chellberg and B Swanson each with amounts around 1.00, J C Claflin, Mes D Kershner, BE Williams, and others marked with symbols for new subscribers or quitters.
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Otto
Chellberg Oo
B. Swanson
J.C. Claflin _ oH
D. Kershner
BE. Williams
ROVE ISLAND TIMETABLE FOR EAST AND WEST TRAINS
Railway timetable fragment lists eastbound and westbound trains with numbers and times including No. 10 No. 12 No. 5 Mailid Express and Rocky Mountain Limited. Indicates freight and local services with partial station notes and agent credit P. D. Sarorm.iyp.
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Ravanas
Hyer
Rocky. Mountain Limited
Oasis Guy
Fort Breight
Kredght
P. D. Sarorm
Iyp
Rail connections and timetable details for Santa Fe line
Daily trains run to Yuma with connections east and west at Atchison St Joseph Kansas City and St Louis for eastern and southern points. Regulating chair cars and numbered trains No 334 No 309 No 316 No 307 listed with times around 10 58 a m 12 , 7 p m 5 17 p m.
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Snort
Boutie
Norway
Yuma
West Wilh
Atchison
Santa Fis
Porteand Station
soUrirte de Nonrrir
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The
Scandia Journal
A.B. Kimball
Trnat
TIH
United States
Charles Gurtis
W. A. Galderhead
W. J. Bailey
Republican Convention
Republicans-Cof Republic VO
Probate Judgen
Eli Wagener
Sherify
Representativn
County Glerk
Ken Walters
Jefferson Township
Mierk
J.W. Ekblad
Tama
Republican, County, Convention, Inc
F.-S. Long
John C. Hogin
Clara “Granstedt
Colorado
August Rasmussen
al Rasmussen
Sunday
Theodore Granstedt
Ethel of
Caroline Granstedt
O. B. Strom
Rackley
Eimer Comstock
Ki. Rosenquist
Charley Larson
John White
Kansas City
George Stromberg
T. T. Vandeveer
Ivy Deater
A. Kathrineberg
M. E. Church
C. A. Wardrum
Union
Orville Albertson
J. Ambrose
John
Emery
A. Sandell
Endérnd
Nystrom
Scott
Scott & Bow Chemists
Pearl Street
E.A. Gillett
State OF
J. Granstedt
Norton
J. Granstr
Jane
J . H. Haraewan
K. J. Granstedt
J. W. Ekblad, A. B
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Methodist Church
Palace Drug Store
W. F
Eagleson
ScAnpia, Kansas
Premium Dept
the Cudahy Paking CO
South Omaha, Meb
Pama Boos
Wale
All Grovers
the Kackley News
Dr Scott’s the Fourth
Oneonta
Joe Munson
Republic City
Mrs
Joe “Clark
Harlan, Kas
Woodman
John. Hages
Willis
California
Oregon
Hageman
Arthur. Johnson
Anna Anderson Cme
Concordia
Arfinger
John Johnson
Ennia Christinia Larson
Gust
Mrussel
Mr. Geo
Kimball
Rove Island
Aussouri .Pacific
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