Seward County KS Archives News.....County Ticket Went Largely Republican. November 3, 1920
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The Liberal Daily Democrat November 3, 1920
Seward County
Wednesday
November 3, 1920

County Ticket Went Largely Republican.

Seward county went Republican in yesterday's land side, all the contested
offices in the court house going to the Republican with the exception of county
attorney.

The Democrats elected two commissioners, Chas. NEFF and Butler WOOD. Miss Emma
THOMPSON, county superintendent had no opposition. 

The surprise of the contest was the race made by E.W. DAVIS for the office of
county attorney. Davis was badly beaten two years ago, but yesterday the
majority was very nearly reversed. Davis received a majority in every ward in
Liberal city, Kismet, Antelople Valley, Blue Bell. The vote from Seward Township
and Fargo township are not in.

The Republicans elected the following officers:
Abe K. STOUFER, county clerk.
W.H. FEATHER, Treasurer.
Dr. W.O. NELSON, Sheriff.
J.W. CAMPBELL, probate judge.
H.F. BOLTON, register of deeds.
S.A. MILLER, coroner.
F.O. RINDOM, district clerk.
Minnie J. GRINSTED, representative.

(Note: Don't know for sure, but think perhaps the Sheriff and Coroner may need
to be reversed.)

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