Corsicana Candidate Ru e Hardy for Congress in 6th District
Announcement states Ru e Hardy of Corsicana is a candidate for Congress in the 6th district, pending action of the Democratic primaries on Saturday July 28, 1906.
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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1906
Page
8
Announcement states Ru e Hardy of Corsicana is a candidate for Congress in the 6th district, pending action of the Democratic primaries on Saturday July 28, 1906.
In the 4th Judicial District Brazos and surrounding counties a candidate, Justice, seeks reelection as District Attorney. The Democratic party and official notices set the date in July 2006 for the party primary actions and related eligibility.
Dietcet Clerk announces T C Stafford as candidate for Milam County Clerk subject to Democratic Party action at the general primary election held on the fourth Saturday in July 1996 in Milam County.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a county judge and payments due on the fourth day in a referenced locale. The readable elements point to a legal or civil action related to a county judicial matter with unspecified parties and dates.
The notice states that John te is to be announced for county office under the Democratic primary in July 1906 and 0. L. is also to be announced for a county office in the Democratic primary in July 1906.
The Milam County Democratic party announces Sam Little as a candidate for re election to the office of county attorney. The general primary is set for the fourth Saturday in September 1906.
A. W. Taber is announced as a candidate for re election in Milam County. The notice calls for a Democratic party event and a July election date in 1906.
A notice from the Tax Assessor states the Democratic party will hold its general primary election on the fourth Saturday in May 1906.
Authorized notices announce W. A. Nabours seeking re election as Milam County Treasurer and Jno H Kirk seeking the county treasurer post both subject to the Democratic party primary on the fourth Saturday in July 1906.
An announcement lists J. E. Holtzclaw as a Democratic primary candidate for Milam County Sheriff, subject to the party’s general primary on the fourth Saturday in July 1906. Robin Todd seeks re election as Milam County Sheriff, pending Democratic action on the same date, and N. B. McKinney is named for Milam County Sheriff subject to Democratic action.
The county's democratic voters are urged to support Jeff Kemp for re election to the office of County Clerk. This nomination is subject to the democratic primary on the fourth Saturday in July 1906.
Notices authorize Joe Luce C V Huffman John Gambell and Macsengale as Democratic primary candidates for Constable Precinct No 1. Elections set for the fourth Saturday in July 1906 with party action to determine nomination. L. listed for Precinct 2 also subject to primary action.
A Justice of the Peace candidate A B White for Precinct No 2 is announced subject to Democratic primaries. Precinct No 3 lists A B Ainsworth for County Commissioner Precinct 3. Precinct No 2 shows Wiese for County Commissioner Precinct 2 and David H Smith for County Commissioner Precinct 2 with primaries set for the fourth Saturday in July 1006.
Public notice from Milam County District Court 1906 summons 8 H Warington to appear April 16 1906 for divorce action filed by Ida Warbington citing three years abandonment as grounds. Includes official seal clerk James Hooks and publication instructions. Also ad copy for electric lights and Rocky Mountain Tea promotional lines.
Eggs and Rhode Island Red chicks for sale with prices. Mrs John Wallace of Minerva Texas lists hens and chicks. Also a Chicago wholesale house seeks assistant manager for nearby counties with weekly salary and expenses. no investment needed. Send details to 38 55 432 Lake St Chicago Illinois.
A garish collage of ads notes De Voe bugy paint at Pace Marshall Drug Co Kyrie cigars racing bargains at 5c, carpet and linoleum lines at C N Green & Bro 38 and a sale push for Groves Chill Tonic Water coolers garden tools and 40 inch Crepe de Chine stock at A J Wagner Co 38 21 Gate plus watch repair at Marek's Furniture and more items from Wag ner Co 38 21 Gate with special prices for baseball teams on Spaulding and Beaches gear.
A Cameron Texas letter from F W Devore Co argues for varying paint quantities to three quarters two thirds a half a third or a quarter. It cites Plainfield New Jersey's Aaron Higgins using 15 gallons and Devoe taking 11 as examples. The writer claims two paint types true or strong and false or weak and notes two kinds of manufacturers Devoe and others.
The notice promotes Electric Light Co safety lighting, R. H. Johnson's new clocks with price promises, A J Wagner & Co offers money back, Pace Marshal Drug Co recommends top quality medicines, C N Green & Bro advertises flowers and hanging baskets, and The Herald lists a yearly subscription of $2.
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