Orr Announces Candidacy for Clarke County Ordinary
R C Orr announces for the position of Clarke County Ordinary, subject to the Democratic primary for county officers.
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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1912
Page
4
R C Orr announces for the position of Clarke County Ordinary, subject to the Democratic primary for county officers.
R L Bramblett states he is a candidate for Clarke County Ordinary, pending Democratic primary action. He signs the notice with his initials and name.
S B Wingfield SR announces candidacy for re election to the office of ordinary of Clarke County subject to the Democratic primary on May 1st. He names himself as the candidate and requests Democratic party support.
Elmer J. Crawford announces candidacy for Clarke County Clerk of the Superior Court subject to the Democratic primary on May 1. He emphasizes experience and commitment to public service in a formal notice for voters.
For Tax Collector, I hereby announce as a candidate for Tax Collector of Clarke County subject to the Democratic primary in the county to be held on May 1. H. H. Linton.
J. H. Dorsey announces candidacy for re-election to the office of Tax Receiver of Clarke county subject to the Democratic party primary on May 1. He seeks continued service in the county administration.
Frank A. Lipscomb declares his bid for Georgia House of Representatives representing Clarke County subject to Democratic party action. He signs the letter as a formal campaign announcement.
Co N Weatherly announces his candidacy for coroner of Clarke County subject to the forthcoming Democratic primary. He signs the notice with respectful phrasing.
J. W. McIntyre announces candidacy for Clarke County Coroner subject to Democratic primary on May 1. He requests party action in selecting the nominee.
For Clarke County Surveyor the office is contested after the May primary. Ben H. Barrow seeks the position subject to the May 1 primary action.
Clarke County voters head to the polls on May first to nominate a candidate for county treasurer in the upcoming primary. The race centers on financial oversight experience and local tax management.
A public notice announces Walter E Jackson seeking the Democratic party nomination for Sheriff of Clarke County in the May 1 primary. He states the campaign is contingent on party action.
Col Smith's announcement for Solicitor General of the Western Circuit posts lifelong courtroom prep and two terms as City Court Solicitor in Jefferson. He pledges faithful, fearless service and to treat all voters alike, seeking Democratic primary support from Waite voters.
An old style advertisement lists Uncle Remits Home Magazine items including a pear and butter or deli banner offer priced at 2.64 dollars with a call to send in an order now.
An advertisement touts Root Juice tonic as a cure for fatigue, indigestion, backaches, and nervous irritability. It claims to strengthen the stomach, purify the blood, and improve sleep with initial doses proving benefits already to hundreds, urging readers to buy at H. R. Palmer & Sons or other drug stores.
Athens buys an American LaFrance auto fire truck for trial arriving soon. Chief McDorman, longtime head since the paid department’s start, led the push for this up to date equipment as Georgia cities move from horse drawn to motorized apparatus.
An old advertisement touts Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as a cure for eczema rashes tetter chafing and crusted humors in children along with cuts burns bruises and minor injuries. It claims rapid healing for boils fever sores and piles and lists W J Smith and Brothers and H R Palmer and Sons as sellers.
The Banks County court recessed yesterday afternoon after a session starting Monday morning. Athens attorneys Judge J J Strickland and Col J B Gamble attended. The Brockwill case was decided in favor of the Will from the court of ordinary. Col W H Quarterman of Winder reported rivals for solicitor general amidst campaign activity. He expects Col Nix of Gwinnett to influence the race as he retires.
Inspector Hawes of Thomson visited the large county camps and found everything in shipshape. He advised on cold treatment with Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and urged proper care for lingering colds, noting no reason for them to persist weeks.
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