INGA SOLBERG Joint With Multiple Counties Deficit Note
INGA SOLBERG appears in a joint with Stillwater Golden Valley Wheatland and Park counties and is associated with a deficit. The document lists multiple county joints and notes a deficit context.
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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1922
Page
8
INGA SOLBERG appears in a joint with Stillwater Golden Valley Wheatland and Park counties and is associated with a deficit. The document lists multiple county joints and notes a deficit context.
In St. Louis James A. Reed gains 965 votes after Bates county error fixed and leads Breckinridge Long by 8 935 votes with 3405 of 3848 precincts reporting. Reed 185389 Long 176445. Other contests include J T Deal leading J D Hank in Virginia primary returns and Alice Robertson leading Gus Tinche in Oklahoma district. Manuel Herrick trails with 133 votes in 12 of 399 precincts.
R R Brewster of Kansas City, backed by the regular Republican organization, seems to have won the U S senate nomination as returns from 1104 of 3848 precincts in Missouri show. Breckenridge Long leads Senator James A Reed by 7350 votes from 1636 precincts in the Democratic race.
With more than half of the state's 2 093 precincts reporting Howard Sutherland leads H C Ogden for the Republican nomination. Early returns from 1 089 precincts show Sutherland at 37 629 to Ogden 28 978 with Lilly 13 485 and Edwards 8 837. Democrat M M Neely holds a solid edge over Izetta Brown in the senatorial contest with 27 272 to 20 151 from 1 089 precincts.
Partial returns from three-fourths of Virginia counties show Senator Claude A. Swanson with 67,803 votes and Westmoreland Davis with 22,841 in the U S Senate nomination contest. Swanson carried all ten congressional districts and most cities, likely about 95 of 100 counties reported.
Mayor J C Walton backed by the Farmer Labor Reconstruction league widens his lead in Oklahoma City with 38 730 votes counted in the Democratic gubernatorial primary. His nearest foe is R H Wilson once Klan’s choice followed by Thomas H Owen. Walton has 16 494 votes to Wilson 12 479 and Owen 9 718.
Boise dispatch says Idaho party primaries proceed with reports of heavier voting in some precincts than two years ago while overall returns are expected to be lighter than the last primary. The notice reflects election updates from multiple sections of the state.
In Topeka Kansas on August 1 seventeen precincts report for governor nominating Morgan Stubbs McNealy Knapp Lambertson Pettigrew and Berry with varying counts. Democratic totals show Davie Martin Hunt and other names across three precincts.
Dr Roy M Wolf and family travel from Livingston to Bozeman and then Kirksville Missouri where he will be surgical assistant to Dr George M Laughlin and direct anatomy work at the Andrew T Still College. A veteran osteopath, he recently practiced with Dr George A Townsend at Chico Hot Springs and holds degrees from Kirksville and Kansas City. The trip includes Yellowstone Ogden Salt Lake City and Denver en route by motor.
Frank McMunnigal a 48 year old switchman at the Anaconda reduction works was fatally injured this afternoon when he slipped under the wheels of a car he attempted to board. His leg was severed and one hand lost two fingers. He died five hours later at a hospital.
Classified fragment notes a nearly new purple scarf for sale and mentions Edison 24 records and a buyer or seller named Mrs J Meek Wolfe. May reflect a local classifieds listing with partial details and a phone or contact line.
Seresti De Krosner of Helena announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for representative. He will speak at the Grand Hotel on Tuesday evening and Wednesday morning, August 23–23, with Dr Kremer presenting the latest ophthalmic news.
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