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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1914
Page
6
John F. Myles announces candidacy for Republican nomination for County Assessor subject to the September 8 primary. Sherman Hoover also announces for County Assessor in a paid advertisement listing the same deadline.
Paid advertisement states J. B. Kirkaldie. He declares intention to run for county commissioner on the Republican ticket in the local district, subject to party voters at the primary on September 8.
W W Birdwell declares his run for the Republican nomination for County Clerk of Chehalis County Washington subject to primaries on September 8 1914.
State Representative from the 29th District is set for decision in the Republican primary on September 8, 1914, with W. O. McCaw as the candidate referenced.
A paid advertisement from a county auditor race promotes W. D. Campbell as a candidate. The piece highlights Campbell’s qualifications and calls for voter support in the upcoming election.
The Republican nomination for County Clerk is set for September 8 1914 with Bessie M Bacon as the subject and the outcome to be decided by the party primary.
Jerry A McGilicuddy Jr announces his candidacy as a Democrat for re election to the office of County Treasurer Chehalis County Washington. The primary election is set for September 8 1914 and the decision rests with Democratic voters.
County Engineer Fred Eberspacher remains the focal figure in a dated notice referencing actions effective September 8 1914. The fragment preserves a formal assignment or handling of engineering duties within the county administration, with no further context available.
J W Hodge declares candidacy for re election as County Superintendent of Schools on the Republican ticket subject to September 8 1914 primaries.
The nomination for the office of county assessor on the Democratic ticket at the primaries September 8 is listed for ASA B. WILSON.
State representative candidate R. H. Fleet appears in a Republican primary decision set for September 8 1914 covering the Twenty ninth district. The notice directs voters to consider Fleet in the contest and outlines formal political filing details.
Geo D Robertson declares candidacy for County Engineer in Chehalis County Washington subject to voters at the September 8 1914 primaries.
The Prosecution Office announces J. E. Stewart as a key subject under consideration for the Republican Primary. Voters in the party race will decide whether Stewart advances in the prosecuting attorney's appointment process.
Dan Pearsall announces his run for Representative from the 29th District subject to Republican primary voters on September 8 1914.
J A Graham announces date for nomination for the office of Sheriff on the Republican ticket subject to the voters decision at the Primary elections September.
CHAS DRURY enters the Democratic primary race for Congress in the Third District subject to upcoming primaries. The campaign focuses on local issues and party platform as voters prepare to cast ballots.
Notice of county commissioner race states Ernest E. Fishel runs in the Republican primary for the Third District with the decision pending on September 8, 1914.
The notice highlights Schelle Mathews seeking re election as Sheriff of Chehalis County on the Republican ticket subject to primary results on September 8. The brief identifies the candidate and the political process without extra details.
The date for the nomination for the office of Prosecuting Attorney on the Republican ticket is set, subject to voters' decision at the Primary on September 8, 1914. Austin M. Wade.
A notice from Dr William E Cass of Vancouver Washington declares his candidacy for Representative in Congress in the Third District. He states the run is contingent on Democratic primary results in September and the November election.
An old legend says at the Passion the sentient world trembles and bows while all trees weep yet the aspen boasts of purity and denies sin until the day of judgment. The tree then quivers so its leaves never rest, warning of divine reckoning.
The French Navy stands fourth among world powers in total warship tonnage and third among active combat fleets. It details classifications of battleships, armored cruisers, destroyers, torpedo boats, submarines, and carriers building or planned through 1915, with numbers, displacements, and commanders. It notes Mediterranean stationing, co-operation with the British fleet, and recent naval reforms and budgets.
A compact clipping presents quirky lines and jokes from a 19th or early 20th century publication. It notes Perth as Scotland's capital before Edinburgh, includes humorous exchanges about signs and paint in a grocery, and ends with a child’s joke about five senses in a classroom.
A Brussels program crafts a formal path for men to enter the grave digging trade. Applicants must complete coursework and practical drills before earning a certificate to practice as gravediggers.
Fragmentary OCR shows names such as Eugene Ivorce Carrie ley San Hayes and Bessie dismissals in divorce and promissory notes. Mentions trials, judgments, and debts with scattered legal actions and parties including D A Se gorcewicz and Erik G. The text is garbled and lacks coherent details or dates.
Fragmentary text shows legal parties and attorney references with errors. It mentions a habeas petition and names such as Nelson and Dan H & Co., but lacks a coherent event, court, or outcome.
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