Election boards named for county polls on November 5
The county supervisors released the assigned election officials for each precinct to supervise November 5 voting. Names cover Brighton to Fourth Ward with clerks and judges listed for every precinct.
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County Board of Supervisors
Brighton
J. T. Schooley
W. A. Cherry
John J. Adrain
Frank Lowe
Tom Brinton
E. T. Edmondson
G. W. Heyde
W. F. Tolen
Henry Heyde
L. G. Shaver
West Chester
J. C. Bauer
J. L. Coffey
FE. F. Bauer
Walter Boyer
F. H. Ross
Franklin Center
W. A. Anderson
Geo. Fulton
W. B. Tugham
A. B di
John KR. Griffith
Wighland
Wighland Two.—W. N. Harrison, F. J. Salladay, J. R. McCreedy
Wm. Busby
Harry Dye
Iowa Two
Wm. Griffin
Leo Critz
John Bulger
Anthony Veggy
Jos. Cummings
Jackson Two
Walter S. Brown
Geo
Reed
Sofka
Ed Kos
H. P. Wilson
Kidney Pain Relief Report From Hagerstown Painter
J. G. Criswold of 540 North Mulberry Street in Hagerstown Maryland describes severe kidney trouble and back pain. He reports immediate relief after using Foley Kidney Pills and improved bladder function, with easier movement. Lemmon's Pharmacy promotes the remedy.
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Foley
Farmer’s son in Illinois mocks law after brief stint
A Chicago bar member recalls a tale from Indiana about a farmer’s son who goes to Springfield to study law, works briefly for a known lawyer, then returns home declaring the law isn’t as great as expected and regrets learning it.
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Bar Association
Indiana
J. B. Nipson
Chicago
Illinois
Springfield
Bill
Chicago Tribune
Quaint Child Faces Hostile Guests in Tired Exchange
Gracie endures visitors as her mother dresses and a lull in the conversation turns to spelling sentences about her. One woman calls the child quaint, while Gracie retorts she is fatigued by the label and the implied ignorance of her letters.
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Gracie
The Silent Wan by Walt Mason
A poem on Judge Rinktum praising his quiet, decisive presence and knowledge while warning against talkativeness. It likens him to a stern referee and notes villagers’ pride in his restraint and respect, contrasting wit with action.
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Yale
Harvard College
Dames
Rinktum
Cicero
G. Pinchot
Peope
Royal Arch Masons Convene in Davenport
About 50 Royal Arch Masons attend the fifty ninth annual convocation in Davenport at the Masonic Temple with work by the grand council. Headquarters are at the Kimball hotel and officers from Des Moines Muscatine Clinton Sioux City and other cities attend with Davenport to preside at tonight's session.
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Davenport
Royal Arch
Masonic Temple
Grand Council of Royal
Kimball Hotel
George A. Remicke
Muscatine
Masonic
Davenport Masons
Cromwell Bowen
Des Moines
Frank N. Fowler
Nevada
John W. Clary
Spencer
W. Willard
Atlantic
M. R. Ansbach
Clarinda
Alfred Wingate
J. F. Newton
Waterloo
Clinton
Sioux City
Washington
Harlan
Council Bluffs
Bowen
Campaign to Boost Texas Education by The Hogg Organization
The Hogg Organization led by Will C. Hogg launches a statewide effort to popularize and enlarge public education in Texas. A two-pronged program funds research on universities and runs a public campaign to inform voters about admissions, facilities, self help, and dormitories, aiming to influence legislative support.
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Texas
Hogg Organization
Will C. Hogg
Governor Hogg
Houston
The
State University
Austin
Diver Attacked by Giant Octopus at Toulon Harbor
A naval diver in Toulon was seized by a giant octopus underwater. He signaled to rise and was hauled up with the creature, whose 25 foot tentacles wrapped around him. The unconscious diver watched the octopus die after it was stabbed.
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Alumni Association
Hogg
Toulon
London Mall
Waste Paper and Tin Revenue From Street Sorting
The London corporation reports fruit from waste. In one year $2,365 came from selling waste paper found in streets, $495 from selling old tins among refuse, and $1,900 from disposing of refuse from orderly bins.
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Corporation of London
Mary A Mickle
Foley's Kidney Pills Restore Craddock's Health
Geo T Craddock of Rubie Ark says seven years of lumbago kept him from work. He tried various kidney medicines with little relief until two bottles of Foley's Kidney Pills cured him and let him resume any work. Lemmons Pharmacy endorses the remedy.
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Geo. T. Craddock
Rubié, Ark
Foley
Lemmons Pharmacy
Quartet Plans Coast to Coast Walk for Wager
Calbert Arnold formerly chief yeoman US Navy and Sidney Delephine irrigation expert graduate UN, along with four Army and Navy club members, bet $9,000 they can walk from starting with $5 to reach Salt Lake City New Orleans and New York within a year. They must earn money by hard labor at most one week per stop and finish with the same $5, while getting six stories accepted by nine lending magazines.
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Calbert Arnold
Mennonites Plan Settlement Drive to Kansas Counties
Steps are under way to bring five Reseian Mennonite families from Stheria to McPherson and Reno counties Kansas for settlement. The effort argues Mennonites are productive farmers and valuable citizens based on long established precedent.
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Kansas
Stheria
McPherson
Reno
Kan
Phone court fines Rock Island conductor for crossing obstruction
Mayor Glasgow fined Truex five dollars and costs after a phone plea of guilty for blocking a city crossing on North Twelfth Street. The incident, dated September 30, involved Train No. 983 delaying traffic beyond the ten minute limit. A warrant followed, sparking warnings to train crews.
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Glasgow
Rock Island
Truex
North Twelfth Street
Eldon
Truax
Treax
Sunken Hope for Eczema Sufferers in Saxo Salve Ad
A Shelbyville Illinois resident testifies after twenty years of eczema that Saxo Salve relieved itching burning and cleared skin within a tube. The ad claims it soothes heals and addresses eczema barber's itch ring worm and tetter with a guarantee.
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Shelbyville
Ill
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