Joseph M. Brown Nominated for Representative Post in 47th District
Greenville candidate Joseph M. Brown is announced as the Democratic nominee for Representative of the 47th Senatorial District subject to the primary on Wednesday September 9 1914. The notice is carried in the vesicle of the party and calls for voter participation in the upcoming election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry P. -.Otz
Edwardsville
Fred H. Tegtmeyer
Thorized
Joseph M. Brown
Greenville
Cnied
Joe Brown Campaigns in Edwardsville for Illinois Seat
Joseph M Brown of Bond County campaigns in Madison and Edwardsville for the Democratic nomination for Illinois Representative while praised as a well known Bond County Democrat who has repeatedly won in a Republican county. He is featured by local papers noting his prior sheriff and treasurer wins and strong Bond County backing. Fremont A Utger dies in San Francisco at 65, formerly Madison County resident and Texas legislator. A J Utizer of Highland is a brother.
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Edwardsville
Joseph M. Brown
Greenville
Brown
Mr. Brown
Bond County
Joe Brown
Madison County
Alton
Daily Times
Illinois General Assembly
Democrat’c
Joe
Mil's Township
Madison
St. Clair
Bond
Joe” Brown
Fremont A. Utger
Highland
San Francisco
Cal
Texas
A. J. Utizer
Po Do Lax Pimples Cure Ad Card
Po Do Lax claims to banish pimples by correcting indigestion and cleansing the liver and blood. The ad promises a pleasant laxative that improves complexion and nerves, with a 50 cent bottle and money back if not satisfied. Available at druggists with a want ad call to action.
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