Fragmentary 1979 Western Kansas ballot slate
OCR fragment lists candidates for statewide offices in a 1979 Western Kansas ballot. Mentions Congressman at large Charles F Scott Far Cogun, district counts for Supreme Court Justices G Rpllock, Palasow, Mitchel and others, plus Lt Governor, Secretary of State, Treasurer, Auditor, Attorney General, and Superintendent names with unclear spellings and counties such as Cowley Finney Lyon Ellis and Clay.
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Charles F.scott Far Cogun
W. A. Howe
Joe We
Billlips
Supreme Court
G. Rpllock
Cowley
Palasow
Finney County
Mitchel
Cunningham
Lyon County
York and Gleason Seek Republican Backing for County Offices
A public notice announces D A Command as candidate for Register of Deeds subject to Republican County convention action. George W York of Collyer township also seeks the Register of Deeds seat, pending convention decision. Lou C Gleason enters as Treasurer candidate, awaiting convention backing.
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Register OF Deeds
Republican County Convention
George W. York
Collyer Township
Office of Register of Deeds
Trego County
Lou C. Gleason
Wa Keeney Republican committee called to meeting August 9 1902
The Republican County Central committee is convened at the Court House Wa Keeney on August 9 1902 at 1 p m to transact business. A full turnout is requested as important matters await consideration. Members include T Howe Collyer Schwanbeck Willcox J F Gueckel Wa-Keoney LA Peacock Riverside W B Cypher Franklin Otto Young Glencoe and others.
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Republican County Central
Court House
Keeney
Howe Collyer
Schwanbeck Willcox
J. F. Gueekel
Wa-Keoney
LA. S. Peacock Riverside
W. B. Cypher Franklin Otto Young
Glencoe
Od. J. Wilson
Craddock’s mayoralty blamed for tax and debt rise
Protests criticize Mr Craddock for favoring Kansas City corporations while raising promises to tax relief. He allegedly raised his own salary from 1000 to 2000 and expanded expenses and debt, yet kept no real savings for the people. A saloon placard condemns drinking as a business risk. Kansas teachers face summer schools while America’s population and labor capacity rise, with forecasts of 110 million Americans by 1920 and Europe’s shrinking relative power.
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Mr. Craddock
Craddock
Kansas City
Kan
Americas
Europe
Chicago
Democrats win Populists over anti fusion law scuffle
The piece accuses Democrats of pressuring Populists to join the state ticket by promising an unconstitutional ruling against the anti fusion law. It claims Republicans control the Supreme Court to back the law post campaign, leaving Populists stranded while Democrats claim to deliver. It ends with editorial jab about debt, jail and self-promotion in ads.
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Supreme Court
Secretary of State
Great Bend Register
Association General Orders announce 1902 encampment plans
General Orders from Association Kansas appoints J H Stewart as adjutant Wallace Filer as quartermaster and M D Cuthbertson as officer of the day for the 16th annual encampment held at Waree ney September 18–21 1902. It sets dates for Camp McKinley Goodland Kansas and requests post officers to gather veteran death records and to assign aides and assist with the reunion.
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Kan
Wa Reeney
J. H. Stewart
Wallace Filer
M. D. Cuthbertson
Camp McKinley
Goodland
Kansas
H. G. Patterson
Rexford
W. BR
Sons of Veterans,s
Joan Bray
Normal Calendar for August Events at Court House and Schools
August events include alumni reception August 6 at 8:00 p.m. at the court house, common school commencement August 7 at 8:00 p.m., and lectures August 20 at Wa Keeney and Eugene Field TM. The Teachers association organizes August 22 at Wa Keeney school, with examination August 25 and 20 at 7:30 a.m. All are invited to visit the Normal and attend lectures and entertainments. Harrie J. Kinsy County Supt.
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Court House
Wa- Keeney School
Eugene Field
Organization of ‘Teachers’ Association
Wa-Keeney School
Harrie J. Kinsy
County
Public Sale At Ellermeyer Farm In 1902
The undersigned offers at public sale in front of Ellermeyer's barn on Saturday August 2 1902 at 1 pm a list of items including a two seated spring wagon a cart two mowing machines a hay rake a feed grinder a cultivator a breaking plow a riding stirring plow two heating stoves a rocking chair a folding sofa a washing machine and other articles. Terms: sums up to 35 dollars cash or under. over 5 dollars on credit for one year at 10 percent. Frank B Walker
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Ellermeyer
Frank 8. Walker
Low Trip Rates to Denver Colorado Springs and Pueblo
Travel deals list low round trip fares to Denver Colorado Springs and Pueblo with multiple routes and date ranges. Fares include 15.00 to various cities, 13.50 plus credits, 23.50 to Salt Lake City Ogden, and 28.50 to Glenwood Springs with inclusive July to August dates. Full details and application through George C. Scuarzer, Agent.
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Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Colo. Fane
Salt Lake City
Ogden
Glenwood Calo
Glenwood Springs
Calo
Utah
San Francisco
Logles
Government selects Overland Mall route across the continent
The government chooses the United States Overland Mall as the direct line. The Fast Tears run via Union Pacific, arriving from Omaha at major hub points with no time advantage to California or Oregon ends. Full details available on request from Governor C. Schaeffer, Agent.
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United States Overland
Ita
Union Pacific
Omaha
California
Oregon
Guv. C. Schaeffer
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