Republican Primary Election Details for Hardin County Iowa 1908
The Republican primary for Hardin County Iowa is set for June 6 1908 to nominate one candidate for each office including County Superintendent Treasurer Sheriff Coroner Surveyor Representative and one member of the Board of Supervisors. Also elected are township committeemen and delegates to the county convention to select delegates for the state convention. Polls open 2 to 7 p m local time.
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Hardin
A. D
Ronard
Republican County Central Committee
Eldora
Iowi
Republican State Central Committee
W. B. Martin
Etna
Alden
Buckeye
Ellis
Jackson
Clay
Fldora
Eldora City
Republican Country Central
Ton C
Meaper
Chaigmian
W. M. Satchelg
Announcements of Hardin County Republican Primaries 1903
A set of notices announces multiple candidates for Hardin County offices in the upcoming Republican primaries on June 6, 1903. Included are bids for representative, treasurer, superintendent, sheriff, and supervisor by Mann J. Kuniy Ed Werald H C Charin H S Martin Ella B Cuas selu T W Scurry Thos W Walli and IL F Granner with each stating candidacy is subject to voters at the primaries.
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Hardin County
Ed. Werald
Hime
H.C. Charin
Herald
T. W. Scurry
Thos. Walli
F. Granner
Buker Announces Candidacy for County Board Seat
O B Buker of New Providence Iowa announces his candidacy for the Panlet primary election on June 6 1003 for the office of member of the board of supervisors subject to voter decision.
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Board of Supervisors
O. B. Buker
New Providence
Iowa
Plain people of Iowa oppose state funded gymnasium work
The Iowa City Republican argues rural Iowans will not fund state built gymnasiums and athletic facilities. It questions the fate of college gyms and teams if the public pays for muscle at state expense.
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Iowa
Iowa City Republican
Paul Junkin
Allison
Des Moines Register and Leader
Editorial notes on politics and economy in early 1900s media
A compilation of editorial quips and summaries from various papers critiquing Roosevelt and Iowa Republicans, noting party unity efforts, platform discussions, and the broader economy. Distinct figures include Allison, Dolliver, Sells, and Trigg, with commentary on misideas, road funding, and public sentiment. Also mentions liquor consumption and Bradstreet data.
New Artful Head for Union Star Reflects Local Vigor
The Union Star unveils a more artistic look as a newly local paper. Iowa leads in egg production with a diverse agricultural stance. Debate over state superintendent candidates includes R O Barrett, with Barrett's renomination controversial. President Roosevelt may seek to please Des Moines leaders in his upcoming speech. County Superintendent candidate Jno F Riggs of Sigourney plans a run to succeed Barrett, backed by educators in praise from newspapers.
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The
Union Star
the Star
Roosevelt
Des Moines
Cummins
Lafayette Young
Grundy
Jno. F. Riggs
Sigourney
Cheap Round Rates to Los Angeles by Central Railway
The Iowa Central railway offers El Dora to Los Angeles or San Francisco round trip tickets at 50 dollars. Sale dates May 3, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17 and 18 with return by July 16, 1903. Flexible routes and stopovers in both directions. For details contact local agents or A. B. Cutts GP&TA Minneapolis. The candidates are becoming active.
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Los Angeles
Presbyterian Assembly
Iowa Central Railway
Eldora
San Francisco
A. B. Cutts
Gp& T A
Minneapolis
Minn
Salt pork and Scott's Emulsion in consumption care
Salt pork, once a staple remedy for consumption, is criticized for rough digestion while Scott's Emulsion presents a refined fat feeding approach. The blend of cod liver oil and phosphates is claimed to revive weak lungs and aid digestion, offering a modern alternative to pork fat.
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Scott
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Dolliver
Boone News
Roosevelt Club
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St. Louis
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Rockford
Sloan
Charles City
Pike
Clarksville
Republican Party
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Cato
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Cashie
Nuckolls
Hardin County Bank
Alice Anh Hubbard
G. McKeen Paree J
New
G. E. Greet
Davis
Miles
Mitterer
J. H. Bales
D. E. Byam
W. Pres
W.d. Murray
First National Bank
Martin
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E. Albrook
E. Byam
California
St Paul Express
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Kekagavaneh
Alason City
Peoria Mail
Louis Kansas City m Mail
Peoria Express
Gro. S, Batty, Wef. Burke, G.P. &.T LA
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F.an
Albrook & Lundy, Attorneys
N. C. Morse, M. D
Central Lawn Railway
Ollectionsa
C. B. Davis
Examiner
Frank H. Noble
Ibee Bishe Eldora
C. Burling
A. N. Drake
B. Davis
Court House
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Ward & Hays
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Stephen Whited
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Winchester Pharmacy
Jacob Schirmayer
J. A. Balcom
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Geo. W. Williamson
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Insland System
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Pugent Sound
J.G. Farmer, D. P.A
Cedar Rapids
Oregon
Washington
Chicago
Missouri River
Portland
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Wall Atlas
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Saiotee Vegas
Mazoo Stove Company
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Dl Ear Cash Stover
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