Local Republican Race Notices From North Iowa in 1875
A series of public announcements from Kantroh County and nearby towns detail Republican candidates for County Recorder County Attorney County Auditor and related posts. Notices declare primary election participation and eligibility to the June election, naming several towns and individuals such as Bancroft Fort Futzier and John Vinson in 1875.
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Contested Postmaster Appointment Memoir in 1900s Dispatch
A fragmented letter alleges improper post office appointments and argues the Postmaster General, not Congress, holds authority. The writer criticizes a prosecutor and details past rivalries, citing Governor Garrett and local papers in northern Towaa.
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