Announcement Column Candidates for Democratic Nomination
Primary election information lists Democratic candidates for nomination. The notice notes the election date Tuesday May 7 1918 and provides context for the party contest and voting procedure.
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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1918
Page
2
Primary election information lists Democratic candidates for nomination. The notice notes the election date Tuesday May 7 1918 and provides context for the party contest and voting procedure.
William E. Cox and J. L. O'Bannon are named as candidates for the Democratic nomination for Representative in Congress in Indiana's Third District, subject to the action of the district Democratic party.
John S. Martin and John K. Morris are candidates for the Democratic nomination for Sheriff of Harrison County Indiana, subject to the action of the Harrison County Democratic Party.
Oswell Martin Henry W Denbo and Levi V Brown seek the Democratic nomination for Recorder of Harrison County Indiana. Each candidate runs subject to the action of the county Democratic party and its processes.
Candidates include Cary Watson Harrison Trustee A A Kintner Scott Trustee George J Hausz Franklin Assessor John D Flock Webster Trustee John H Wolfe Jr Webster Trustee Paul F Seipel Sterling Trustee Charles H Toler Harrison Trustee William E Nolot Spencer Trustee, all subject to Democratic party actions in their townships.
Commissioner Nicholas Eve runs in the Second District and Jesse Pitman seeks the Democratic nomination in the Third District for county commissioner positions in Harrison County Indiana subject to party action.
Jos M Hirsch of Perry county and Stuart A Beals of Crawford county announce candidacies for the Democratic nomination for Joint Senator for Harrison Crawford and Perry counties, subject to the party's action in the district.
J Floyd Cody of Perry county seeks the Democratic nomination for Prosecuting Attorney in the Third Judicial Circuit covering Harrison Crawford and Perry counties subject to party action. Charles T Brown of Crawford county also seeks the Democratic nomination for Prosecuting Attorney in the Third Judicial Circuit covering Ferry counties subject to party action.
Thomas Connelly of Harrison county seeks the Democratic nomination for Representative to the legislature from the Floyd and Morrison counties district subject to the action and guidance of the Democratic party of those counties.
John E. Bowling and Daniel C. Shaffer seek the Democratic nomination for Harrison County Indiana Assessor subject to county party action. Both are named as candidates in the party process with details indicating nomination procedures within the county Democratic organization.
Ozro J D Burneig is a Democratic nominee candidate for Harrison County Treasurer Indiana W Turley seeks Democratic nomination for Harrison County Treasurer subject to party action Peter A Burton is another Democratic treasurer candidate in Harrison County Indiana pending party action
OBCAR HARRISON emerges as a candidate for the son county seat with campaign focus on local governance. Jilliana subject to the action of unclear proceedings leaves questions about eligibility and process.
James L Luckrett files as a Democratic candidate for Coroner in Harri County seeking the party nomination. He aims to win the post in upcoming local elections.
The notice lists candidates for the Democratic nominations in townships including Posey Jackson Franklin Morgan Webster Spencer Harrison Prank Hill and others. Clint on Fink C Sappenfield John Meurer D Fouts Amzi Kirkham Zollman Gettelfinger Cunningham Miller Messmer compete for trustees and assessors subject to township party actions.
The administrator of Charity M. Russel's estate will auction at the residence in Boone township on Friday April 12 1918. About sixty bushels of corn five dozen Rhode Island Red chickens and various household and kitchen furnishings will be sold. Terms cash under five dollars and credit terms up to nine months on larger sums with promissory notes and six percent interest after maturity. Kirkham and O'Bannon act as attorneys.
In Harrison County Indiana the Harrison Circuit Court May Term 1918 hears Prentice Lee vs Alice Lee a divorce suit. The defendant non resident is required to appear on May 23 1918 at Corydon Court House to answer or demur or the complaint will be heard in her absence. James A Watson Clerk.
Mrs James Bake in Corydon invites laundries to clean face curtains. Contact details include a mailing address for delivery of the curtains.
A draft horse stallion named Charter Oak Jr. will stand at stud this season one and a half miles west of New Middletown. The gray nine year old, seventeen hands high and 1900 pounds, by Charter Oak 48570 and with Percheron heritage, is described as having fine style and solid foal results. Stud fee is 29 dollars with a living colt guarantee. inquiries via Corydon Exchange.
A Pembalanced notice from Milltown on the Carydun and Milltown road offers the seal black five year old Percheron stallion Gabe, about seventeen hands and 1800 pounds, to serve approved mares at 10 dollars to insure a living colt. Mares from distance cared for, but the keeper not liable for accidents. access for inspection before breeding.
Prospective buyers alerted to the 1918 season starting April 1 at the undersigned's Morgan township barn. Bury Junior, an 1800 pound draft stallion, will be available daily except Saturdays at Corsdon Junction. See him before breeding. Jacob Haub, owner. 120-7 W
Sound pure bred Percheron stallion Victor No 56036 will stand three miles south of New Middletown for the 19th season. Serves mares at $10 to insure a handsome colt. Formerly owned by the Stauth Brothers near Corydon. Breeders invited to inspect Victor before breeding. John Luther owner and keeper.
The policy holders of the Harrison County Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Company of Indians will hold their annual meeting in the Court House in Corydon Indiana Saturday April 6 1918 for electing officers for the coming year and such other business as may come before the meeting. Born to Mr and Mrs Will Satter of South Mulberry Street a fine son named James Forrest.
Notice states Harrison County Indiana petition for a new 30 foot wide highway in Harrison township to run from the Corydon and New Albany Ridge road south to the south east corner of the west half of the south west quarter section 27. Petition seeks approval and three viewers to appraise the route. Signers include Clarence Bruce Louis Quebbeman Henry Harbeson and others. Auditor SAMC MAUCK dated m27 3.
Official notice directs all Harrison County voters to register from April 8 to October 8, 1918. Registration hours are 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. on weekdays and holidays, at Corydon Court House or by mail or by delivering to the precinct primary election inspector as required by law. Send applications to the County Board of Registration Commissioners, Court House, Corydon Indiana.
Farm boys sought for farm work in Lincoln County Michigan. Pay ranges from $40 to $45 a month. Apply to Harvey Wiseman, Emington, Illinois. 20tf
In Harrison Circuit Court Maggie P Jenkins sues Mary G Louden and Samuel A Louden. A decree orders sale of described real estate to satisfy a $1050 lien with interest and costs. The sheriff will auction the rents and profits for up to seven years or sell the fee simple if needed at Corydon Court House between 10:00 AM and 4:00 PM. Eli Miller sheriff. m37-3
The undersigned is qualified as executor of the last will of John W. Loweth of Harrison County Indiana. The estate is solvent. Farmers Saving and Trust Co. C. W. Cook attorney.
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