Staton Announces Sheriff Candidacy in Newton County
B. H. Staton announces as a Republican candidate for Newton County sheriff subject to the May party primary. He solicits voter support and signs his letter respectfully.
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Newspaper
Brook Reporter
Location
Brook, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1922
Page
5
B. H. Staton announces as a Republican candidate for Newton County sheriff subject to the May party primary. He solicits voter support and signs his letter respectfully.
A Democratic candidate for Sheriff of Newton seeks endorsement from John W. Kitne ahead of the May primary. The appeal underscores party backing and local political alignment in the contested race.
Brook Reporter notes M. Martin of Morocco Ind seeks the Republican nomination for Newton County sheriff, to be decided by Republican voters in the primary on May 2 1922.
James TR Whiteakker announces candidacy for County subject to Republican party decision. He solicits voter support and signs respectfully.
T Chester Dicksen of Goodland Indiana announces candidacy for Newton County sheriff on the Republican ticket and respectfully solicits support from all voters at the May primaries.
A formal announcement declares Will Brown will seek renomination as a Republican for State Senator representing Porter Newton and Pulaski counties. The primary election is set for May 2 and the decision will rest with the voters.
To the voters of Newton County, Sherman White announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for County Assessor of Newton County, subject to the May 2 primary.
Jacob D. Rich announces his candidacy for re nomination on the Republican ticket for Joint Representative of Newton and Jasper counties subject to voters at the primary on May 2 1922 Rich asserts his intent to continue representing the two counties in the upcoming election season
John W. Sullivan announces candidacy for Recorder of Newton County on the Republican ticket subject to the primaries on May 2 1922. Kentland Udinna.
Democratic candidate Jones from Sts Remington in Indiana seeks joint representation for Jasper and Newton counties with Remington as key community base and strong local support for the race.
A column notes that under Indiana law stockholders are liable for par value or amounts paid, corporations may distribute dividends from profits, and an individual business may be conducted as a corporation if approved. It mentions a $25 filing fee for a dry cleaner’s fire marshal inspection and cites political notices from Kentland area residents seeking renomination.
Charles Russell states he will seek renomination as Iroquois Township Trustee, pending the Republican party primary decision in May.
Malan Jennie Bruck announces her candidacy for the Democratic nomination for Treasurer of Newton County Indiana subject to the voters decision at the May 2 1922 primary.
John W. Myers is a candidate for nomination as trustee of Washington township subject to the Republican party decision at the May primary.
The county party convenes to decide its May permarks in the Republican lineup, outlining key endorsements and procedural steps for the upcoming selections. Local leaders weigh candidate viability and party unity ahead of the vote.
Dear Sir announces Brook as a Republican candidate for Newton County Recorder in the May 1 election. Adda V White of Kentland endorses or references the bid, signaling local party activity and candidate filing details.
Washington reports say Secretary Mellon wrote Henry Ford about a claimed 45 million dollar return of war profits to the government. Treasury could not locate the fund and no full explanation has been given. Commissioner Staton and Candidate Whiteaker travelled from Jefferson to discuss politics.
Shelbyville Ind March 28 The state board of tax commissioners tonight ordered a bond issue of 1300000 for the construction of the Franklin grade school building and an agricultural and physical training hall to be built here this summer. The bonds are to draw 5 percent interest annually.
Cir court docket shows real estate report in Real Estate Securities Co case and several claims including Seth Barker for 27 dollars Johan Long and Jas Cory for 2 dollars each James Rogers 3.50 and J R Deardorff 62 dollars. Defendants arraigned for fraudulent check not guilty bond 300 dollars. Various continuances trials reassigned verdicts and notices in numerous suits including divorce custody quieting title and sale of assets. special judge named. several judgments rendered with costs and attachments.
Church notices list Methodist Episcopal and Church of Christ services with times and a welcome. A 1923 ownership statement for Brook Reporter names publisher Rich and Foresman, editor Marcus Foresman, with owners Jacob O Rich and Marcus Foresman. Notary J Bennett Lowe verifies sworn affidavit date March 22, 1923.
Farmers ready to sow oats but ground remains too wet from heavy spring rains. Last year sowing began by March 17, according to Phone News items.
Real estate transfer notices list multiple property deals in March 1922 involving Jean and Madge McKee in Goodland. Dixon to Bridgenae in Kentland. Stonestreet to Holley in Jackson. Battleday and Wilcox exchanges in Jackson. Wilcox to Battleday. Ned Platt to Charles Bloomatint in Lake Village. Rotland Ade to William Simmons in Jackson. Roan Miller to Daniel Chuup in Colfax. and Farnk M Coovert Trusts for Mt Agr Deed of Assignment March 18 1922. Prices range from 1 to 600 dollars and up to 30000 dollars for larger parcels.
Mishawaka Indiana March 20 skeletons found during construction of a new Farmers and Merchants Trust block. Workers uncovered three human skeletons and authorities believe the bones may solve a disappearance case from fifty years ago. A skeleton was found nearby fifteen years earlier, suggesting a broader pattern.
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