Primary Election Tickets For Stevens County Washington
The Statesman-Index outlines the forthcoming primary on Sept 8 across Washington with candidate slates in Stevens County for Superior Judge Prosecuting Attorney Sheriff Clerk Auditor Treasurer Assessor County Superintendent of Schools County Engineer and two Commissioners two Representatives and various contested offices. It notes party tensions and editorial disputes surrounding candidates and newspapers, including relation to Veatch Sav age Joseph combination and local newspaper behavior, plus sample ballots and voter guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. R. Major
Cedonia
D. F. Ham
George W. Johnson
Tweedie
Daisy L. Hard
L. L. Tower
Northport
H. W. Sparks
Kettle Falls
W. I. Fountain
Locke
M. M. Sammons
Newport
S. C. Sturman
Maud
Daniel H. Carey
John B. Slater
George A. Allen
J. C. Harkness
H. G. Kirkpatrick
Colville
Walter D. Bell
T. J. Turk
Chewelah
Frank Ferguson
Hunters
J. E. Jenne
J. E. Seale
W. Lon Johnson
Clair Hunt
Rock Cut
B. A. Clare
Clayton
R. D. Anderson
Penrith
Frank S. Maxwell
Lenora
Geo. W. Sutherland
Thos. Tate
Valley
Henry R. Spedden
W. A. Sloan
Stevens County
Veatch-Savage-Josseph
The
Reveille
D. H. Carey
Carey
Slater
Allen
Veterinary Wegner Opens Practice in Colville at Columb ia Stables
E E Wegner has established veterinary headquarters in Colville and will practice at the Columbia stables. A graduate of Washington State College, he gained experience in Tekoa last summer and aims to serve local stock owners. The piece notes the college program, tuberculosis work, and the need for skilled vets as Stevens County stock ranges grow. It adds eighth grade exams on August 27 28 and urges registration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Equalization
E. E. Wegner
Colville
Columbia Stables
Washington State College
Pullman
Tekoa
Wegner
Washington State School
Nelson
State College
Stevens County
Daisy Hard
Daisy L Hard Reports First Year as County School Superintendent
Daisy L Hard has led Stevens county schools for one year and presents a report covering 1907 as the final year of her predecessor F Leo Grinstead. The increase column shows progress under Miss Hard and she asks for reelection while urging voters to scrutinize the choice before supporting a rival candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daisy L. Hard
Stevens County
F. Leo Grinstead
Miss Hard
Pere Rrrerarrit
Also Mentioned on This Page
R. E. Lee Co
W. H. Graham
al Lynch
Colville Implement Co
Washington
J. A. Rochford
F. L. Ledgerwood
Harvey
A. Thayer
S. J. Appleman
A. B. Cook
Teresa M. Wood
Echo
A. A. Hall
B. M. Carbaugh
M. D. Ettinger
Philip Lewis
Usk
Jacob A. Meyers
Meyers Falls
W. L. Sax
John M. Smith
Peter Hansen
James Chase
Lee R. Bilderback
Yocum
James Crawford
Charles Adam
Statesman-Index
Columbia River
Mr. Major
B. R. Coffman
the Reveille
A. B. Lansburn
Coff
James Lee
Zanesville
Ohio
Mary Lee
Dr. King
Frank B. Goetter
Lasswell Bros
Stannus
Keller Hardware Company
Chase and Sanborn
Buster Brown
W.R. Baker