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VOTE: Clinton County Elects temporary exhibit on display until December 18, 2020.
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"Make Your Best Guess for 1920" card. Electoral Vote of States for 1920. Hand written election night results seen on both the left and right hand sides. Pg.1 (front)
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"How Will Ohio Go?" backside of election night results card. Statistics from 1912, 1914, 1916, 1918 are featured. Pg.2 (backside)
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1921 Address of Hon. Warren G. Harding (President) and Hon. Charles E. Hughes (Secretary of State). Given at the opening of the Conference on Limitation of Armaments at Washington, D.C., November 12, 1921.
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Official Ballot from the Election of November 6, 1900.
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July 15, 1920. An article published in the local paper entitled "Clinton County War Chest, Report of Auditing Committee on Receipts and Disbursements". Discusses the intention of Clinton County community to raise $100,000 for a War Chest during WWI. "Federated fundraising was not a new idea, but World War I had generated a nationwide mobilization of charitable donations on a scale not seen before. Local communities had created “war chests” to further the war movement and support charitable organizations that assisted servicemen and their families. Philanthropy was no longer just the province of the upper classes; now business people and even people of modest means who had never thought of donating to charity were spurred to action. After the war, these chests shifted to support for local organizations, and they spread across the country." (source: https://www.alliance1.org/web/about/History/prosperity-fuels-growth-movement.aspx)
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A variety of local election tickets, or slate cards, from the Nineteenth Century.
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Democratic (1869), Republican (date unknown), and Prohibition (1888) slate cards for election voters.
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An Official Ballot from the Election of November 5, 1901.
