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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1922
Page
5
A letter from W F Howard of Wabash township announces his candidacy for the Second District Commissioner. He frames his bid as subject to Republican primary voters in May 422, signaling intent to run in the upcoming party primary.
A brief political notice from Charles T. Yerkes announcing candidacy for County Commissioner from the Second District subject to Republican voters at the May 2 primary. He signs the letter with his name.
After ten years as township assessor in Van Buren township I announce my candidacy for County Assessor subject to voters decision in the Republican Primary in May.
John R. Weaver announces candidacy for Township Assessor of Troy township subject to Democratic voters at the Primary on May 2.
Albert M. Hegg is a Democratic candidate seeking the trustee seat in Troy Township, subject to the May primary decision. The filing centers on the trustee race and party nomination.
Editor Republican reports N S Pareman declares candidacy for trustee of Troy township subject to Republican primary decision on May 2. Pareman signs the notice as Very truly.
All political announcements cost five dollars and must be paid in cash. Announcements will run through the primary election.
The candidate from Veedersburg Indiana announces his bid for County Recorder on the Republican ticket subject to the May primary. He states his intent to seek the office and participate in the election process.
For County Auditor candidate for County Auditor on the Republican ticket, subject to the decision of the voters at the Primary election to be held May 2nd. Robert Campbell, Newtown, Indiana.
A Fountain county voter asks Republicans to nominate Edward Rhodes for Recorder in the upcoming primary on May 2. The note emphasizes a party decision and signs off with sincere regards.
Candidate Ambrose Banta asks for support in the Republican primary for County Auditor, stating the decision rests with voters and expressing appreciation for their help and votes.
Kenneth Rusk announces his candidacy for County Recorder in the Republican primary to be held May 2, 1922, at Covington Indiana.
Harley Harmon of Kineman Indiana submits as a Republican candidate for County Recorder subject to May 2 primary decisions. Charles H Dickens on the Democratic ticket also seeks Recorder nomination under the same May 2 primary. Elmore Arter also announces for Recorder pending Republican voters’ choice.
A Fountain County voter announces candidacy for sheriff on the Republican ticket in the upcoming primary in May. The notice specifies Veedersburg, Indiana as the location associated with the announcement.
The notice proclaims Li as a Republican candidate for Sheriff in the upcoming May primary and asks ex-service members from the Philippine insurrection and World War I to support him in the county.
Lloyd McFerren of Attica Indiana declares candidacy for Logan township sheriff subject to Republican voters decision in the May primary election.
FOR COUNTY TREASURER am a candidate for County Treasurer, subject to the decision of the Democratic voters at the Primary to be held May 2, 1922. H. Knapper Bilsland.
Kingman Indiana resident Earle M Myers declares candidacy for Representative in the Legislature and states the primary election will be held on May 2 1922.
Mr. Editor announces his candidacy for County Clerk in the upcoming primary on May 2 1922. WM. M. SPORK signs the notice confirming his run and urging voters to support his campaign.
A candidate announces in the IT newspaper a bid for the Republican nomination for Clerk of Fountain Circuit Court in the upcoming May primary of 1922. The statement names the individual seeking election and notes the party and primary date.
A person asks the clerk to consider their name as a Republican candidate for Clerk of Fountain circuit court to be decided at the May 2 primary election. The appeal emphasizes party affiliation and open ballot placement.
Harvey McBroom of Hillsboro Ind. announces John P. Brissey as a candidate for Prosecuting Attorney. Brissey runs subject to Republican voters decision in the May primary in Fountain County.
J. V. McKnight declares candidacy for County Assessor on the Republican ticket pending voters choice at the May 2 primary.
John M. Price declares candidacy for Wabash Township trustee pending Republican voters decision at the May 2, 1922 primary election.
William Collins asks Fountain County voters to consider his name for Sheriff from Logan township in the upcoming May Republican Primary. He writes as a hopeful candidate and urges support in the local race.
James A. Parrett declares candidacy for county sheriff in the upcoming May 2, 1922 primary election addressing voters.
Dear Editor candidate on the Republican ticket for Trustee of Fulton township subject to the decision of the Primary in May Seth F Harmon's name appears for the nomination.
The candidate declares run for sheriff subject to Republican voters in the May 2, 1922 primary, identifying as William T. Adkins.
A Democratic candidate for County Auditor announces his bid as he seeks voter support in the May primary. George McMurtire signs his letter urging backing and outlines his campaign aim to serve in local government.
A declaration states M. M. Young will run as a Republican candidate for Trustee of Troy Township subject to the May 2, 1922 primary election decision. The letter closes with a formal sign-off.
WANTED weaving and carpet work including fluffy rugs colonial and New York style by Mrs John Shafer at 103 W Unior St Covington Indiana. Also Edison for sale good as new reasonable price call this office or address P O Box 585.
Local brief items from Covington Indiana cover varied notices. Miss Lucy Bell visited Newtown. Rainier’s One Cent Sale offers discounts on coffee and toothpaste. Several residents transacted business in probate and local courts. Community events include a village sleuth play, a moving of a property, candidate appearances, naturalization sessions, sewing clubs, and social euchre.
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