Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1910-11-04

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cessfully conduct the treasurership and
these are possessed by Mr.. Carter. A
ipretty little story comes to US that a
Chester republican said: eyes, | am
going to vote for Carter but l would
hate to see him elected for Chester
can't afford to lose such man, even
temporarily" A man who can COM
mand such good will from his neighbors
is good man to tie to. Vote for
Carter and you vote for the highest
efficiency in the treasurer's Office
While considerable effort has been
put forth in behalf of his opponent,
Mr.. Griffin stands in no danger Of de-
feat for his second term as County
Attorney, for the taxpayers of the
county are satisfied with his official
record and especially pleased with the
economy with which he has achieved
such splendid results in the suppression
of crime. Remember that there is no
lawlessness or crime in the county, no
men in Jail being boarded at the county
expense, ard all at no cost to the
county other than the fixed salary of
the county attorneys Office. Vote for
Griffin if you appreciate good work and
eco lomy.
Ed Weaken is making winning
campaign for Recorder. 1t is unneces-
sary for us to say much for him, be-
cause everywhere he goes he has found
favor with the voters, who at once see
that his affabllity and evident qualifi-
cations will make him an ideal official.
Mr.. Weaklen's personal attention
will be given the Office in the event of
his election, and this means continu-
attn of efficiency in the Recorders
Office.
The re- election of Miss Fallgatter is
assured-the only question is the size
of her majority. From every precinct
of the county come reports that
school officers, teachers, pupils and
parents are all enthusiastic in their
good words for her and her candidacy.
Her two years in the Office have been
for the good of the schools and but
few wish to interfere with success.
full administration of the county
schools to please few partisans who
put party above efficiency and good
official record.
Manley PEGGY is making as thorough
canvass of the county as possible and
is creating a most favorable impress
sion and gaining votes everywhere.
Three (or as some say, five) terms in
Office is asking too much of good
nature, is the remark of a good many
concerning the candidacy Of his op-
ponent. Mr.. Culver; and another large
element of the voters believe in giving
a young man chance, especially if
the young man is qualified for the
office. This no one questions, for Mr..
PEGGY possesses the tact, the "brains"
and the courage to make success as
sheriff Vote for PEGGY and boost
worthy young man.
For Supervisor in the 3rd District,
C. H. Wallace's record was so salts
factory that he has no opponent on the
republican ticket, a condition of affairs
appreciated by Mr. Wallace and his
friends. BY the way, Democratic
officials are always satisfactory officials.
For Supervisor in the End District,
j. M. Mara is the nominee, and his
election would mean another good man
on the board. Mr.. Mara gave good
satisfaction while on the city council
of Cresco and could always be depend
ed upon to act in the interest of the
people and real economy. He would
do the same for the County if on the
Board Of Supervisors.