Primary Election Notice for Darke County Ohio 1908
Darke County Republican Central Committee announces a primary election to choose delegates and alternates to state and congressional conventions. Precincts vote February 10 1908 between 7 and 8 pm at usual polling places with separate ballots for delegates alternates and central committee members. Officials print tickets with presidential candidate consent required. petitions and consents due February 1 and 4 1908 respectively.
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Republican Central
Darke County
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Greenville
Republican Party
Dail County
Ewid
Bebruary
Wheeling
Ohio
Columbus
Tueasay
Wede Vealay
Ohia
Sidney
Dirke County
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United States
Board of Deputy State Supervisors of Elections
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Ehall
Siateen Alternites
Board of Deputy State Supervors
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Ilvorngies
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Board of Deputy
Beard
Stil
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Republians
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Central Committee
Pobrumary
N.H. Wright
A. D. Hufford
Republican County Central
State of Ohio
N. HL. Wright
A.D. Hutford
Republican Central Committee
N. H. Wright
Seal W.W. Teagarden
Fourth Ohio District Delegates to Nominate in Sidney
Republicans of Ohio's Fourth Congressional District call a February 18 1908 delegate convention in Sidney to elect two delegates and two alternates to the Republican National Convention in Chicago. The plan outlines representation, ballot rules, petition windows, candidate naming, and the temporary officers Hon. Al Mireal and T. J. Campbell as chair and secretary respectively.
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Sidney
Chicago
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Congress
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Fourth Congressional District
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Republican Party
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AL Mireal
Ton, J, D. Campbell
Republican Judicial Convention Set for Troy Ohio March 17
The Republicans of the Second Judicial District of Ohio announce a diolyetic convention in Troy Darke County on March 17, 1908 at ten. Delegates are allotted by county votes with one delegate and one alternate per 200 votes or fraction thereof. Nominations for Judge of the Court of Common Pleas to succeed J J Alread. Written candidacy notices due January 20, 1908.
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Second Judicial District
Ohio
Troy
Mian County
Court of Common Pleas
Snd
J. J. Alread
Darke County
Caemi
Thompson Tho
Ever County
Champaign
Clark
Republican Executive Committee
Common Please Judicial Committee
Avid
Said County
W. W. Fowsur
H. Duncan
Jons A. McCurpy
Wm. F. Beverr
LC. Reyxonns
Ram's horn imbedded in 180 year old tree found by ranger
Jason Elder, a Paisley Oregon forest ranger, discovered a mountain sheep horn embedded in a yellow pine stump found during a hike in 1888. The tree showed 213 years of growth with 183 rings after the horn was trapped. The horn, soaked in pitch, measures ten inches at the base and thirty inches long.
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Jason Elder
Paisley
Ore
Elder
Educe
Lake View
What Is Objection to Foraker's Primary Call
The Cincinnati Commercial Tribune endorses the Republican state central committee call for a direct and uniform primary. It argues the plan reflects Senator Foraker’s request, enabling freedom of expression for Republican voters and ensuring fair, rule bound primaries without bias or coercion.
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Tribune
Joseph B. Foraker
Republican State Central Committee
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Commercial Tribune
Foraker
Wileh Bouter Foraker
Fosulier
Ohio
Atte Periteal
Peatest
Lis
Sén‘tor Foraker
Poraker
Ohlox 10
Peliciple
Ty den Am
Tabling Park
Brand of Cain Proposed for Murderers in France
A French scientist argues that guillotining and life imprisonment fail to deter murder. He suggests branding criminals with a red hot iron in public, stamping MM for murderer on the forehead, making the mark a lifelong warning.
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France
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Montreal Standard
Special offers for newspaper subscriptions list
Our clubbing list outlines offers for old and new subscribers to add other publications for 1202. Sample copies of other papers cannot be mailed from this office. Requests for samples must go to the office of the paper desired if we cannot supply them here. The Gret column shows regular prices and the second column shows combined yearly rates for this paper and the publication named.
Notice to Teachers on Certificates Examinations Held
Notice to teachers regains meetings for the examination of applicants for teachers certificates will be held in the West Bohoo building Greenville Ohio on the first Saturday of April and on the second Saturday of Brig J. Alverton Crowell Prof J. Garrision J. Browder Board of Examiners announce the examinations in April in a historic pre regains style.
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Greenville
Ohio
J. Alverton Crowell
Garrison
J. H. Browder
Dierk
Greenville Journal subscription appeal for Darke County readers
An advertising pitch urges every family in Darke County to subscribe to the Greenville Journal. It promises wide and varied reading, states the paper offers 2912 columns per year for a yearly rate of 1.00, or 0.50 for six months, and 1.15 out of county, emphasizing value and suggesting gifting a year to distant friends.
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Darke County
Greenville Journal
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