The Political Graveyard: Mayors and Postmasters of Stillwater, Minnesota

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Mayors and Postmasters of Stillwater, Minnesota

Mayors of Stillwater, 1870-2012 (may be incomplete!)
William Holcombe 1870 E. W. Hinner as of 1952-54

Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)

1870 Sep 2: William Holcombe, died in office.

2012 Nov 6: Ted Kozlowski, elected; Tom Corbett, defeated.

Postmasters at Stillwater, 1850-1974 (may be incomplete!)
James S. Proctor 1850-53 Harley Curtis 1853-57 Mahlon Black 1857-61 William B. Carter 1861 Abraham Van Vorhes 1861-65 H. Dwight Cutler 1865-79 Edmund G. Butts 1879-87 John McCarthy 1887-92 John Booren 1892-95 Christine Carroll 1895-99 William E. Easton 1899-1912 Frank Withrow 1912-16 Byron J. Mosier 1916-22 Ira E. King 1922-27 Axel M. Croonquist 1927-33 Paul J. Arndt 1933-34 Paul J. Arndt 1934-44 John P. McGillin 1944-45 John P. McGillin 1945-51 Hector A. Hanson 1951-53 Philip Milton Lindbloom 1953-54 Philip Milton Lindbloom 1954-60 John Oscar Luhmann 1960-61 Hector A. Hanson 1961-63 Louis J. Sauvageau 1963-74

Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)

1951 Jul 24: John P. McGillin, died in office.

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