Howard files candidacy for Second District Commissioner
A letter from W O Howard requests recognition as a Republican candidate from Wabash township for the Second District Commissioner seat, subject to the May primary decision of Republican voters.
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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1922
Page
5
A letter from W O Howard requests recognition as a Republican candidate from Wabash township for the Second District Commissioner seat, subject to the May primary decision of Republican voters.
Tam a candidate for County Commissioner from the Second District subject to the decision of Republican voters at the Primary to be held May 2, 1922. Very truly yours, CHARLES T. YERKES.
After ten years as township assessor in Van Buren township L announces candidacy for County Assessor. The nomination hinges on voter decision at the Republican Primary in May.
John R. Weaver from Troy township declares his candidacy for Township Assessor, subject to Democratic voters in the township primary on May 2. He signs as firmly submitted to the voters.
Albert M. Hegg declares candidacy on the Democratic ticket for trustee of Troy Township, contingent on the May primary decision.
H. S. Parkman declares his candidacy for trustees of Troy township subject to Republican voters at the May 2 Primary.
Announcements are five dollars each and must be paid in cash. Ads will run until the primary election.
Amos Reath of Veedersburg Indiana announces his candidacy for County Recorder on the Republican ticket pending the May 2 primary.
Fountain county voters are asked to consider Edward Rhodes as a nominee for Recorder, subject to the Republican primary decision on May 2. He signs as a hopeful candidate promising allegiance to the party and voters.
Fountain county voters are notified that Kenneth Rusk will seek the office of County Recorder in the Republican primary to be held May 2, 1922 in Covington Indiana.
Harley Harmon of Kingman Indiana announces his candidacy for County Recorder subject to the decision of Republican voters at the May 2 primary. Elmore Arter also declares candidacy for Recorder pending party choice.
The candidate files for the office of County Recorder on the Democratic ticket. The primary election is set for May 2, 1922, and the decision rests with voters in this race.
A local message from Veedersburg Indiana states a candidate will seek the Republican nomination for sheriff in the May primary election. The notice addresses voters in Phantain County.
A former soldier announces candidacy for county sheriff in the upcoming May primary. He highlights service in the Philippine Insurrection and World War and seeks support from all ex-service men in the county.
Lloyd McFerrern declares candidacy for Logan township sheriff subject to Republican voters in the May primary. He signs off as sincerely yours in the memo.
Local voter notice urges Fountain County residents to consider William Collins of Logans Township as a Republican primary candidate in May. The informal appeal requests support and notes candidacy for the upcoming party election.
James A. Parrett declares his run for sheriff in the county. He asks voters to support him at the primary election on May 2, 1922.
A letter from William T. Adkins states he is a candidate for Sheriff and asks Republican voters to support him in the May 2, 1922 primary.
George McMurtire announces candidacy for County Auditor on the Democratic ticket subject to voters in the May primary.
For county auditor candidate on the Republican ticket subject to voters at the primary May 2. Robert Campbell, Newtown, Indiana.
Candidate Ambrose Banta appeals to Republican voters in the primary election asking for support for the County Auditor position. He signs his name in a straightforward, earnest note.
For county treasurer a candidate declares intention to run in the Democratic primary to be held May 2, 1922. H. Knapper Billsland is named as the candidate.
EARLE M. MYERS states intention to run for Representative in the Legislature in the upcoming Primary on May 2, 1922, urging voters to support his candidacy.
Candidate James C. Claypool Sr announces his bid for Representative from Fountain County subject to Republican voters in the May 2, 1922 primary. He asks for support.
A candidate for County Clerk writes to voters in the lead up to the May 2 1922 primary. William M. Spork signs the appeal as a sincere local campaign note.
I Omer Drake announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for Clerk of the Fountain Circuit Court with the primary set for May 2, 1922.
W. B. Cartwright asks Clerk of Fountain circuit court to consider his name as a Republican candidate on the May 2 primary ballot.
John P. Brissey declares his candidacy for Prosecuting Attorney in Fountain County and asks Republican voters to support him in the May primary while Harvey McBroom from Hillsboro endorses or is noted in the same context.
J. V. McKnight declares candidacy for County Assessor on the Republican ticket subject to voters in the May 2 primary.
John M. Price declares intention to seek the Republican nomination for trustee in Wabash Township subject to voters at the May 2 1922 primary election. He signs the statement with Very truly.
Dear Editor letter notes candidate Seth F Harmon on Republican ticket for Fulton township trustee. Primary decision pending in May. Harmon's candidacy is presented as the focal point of local political coverage.
A candidate declares intention to run on the Republican ticket for Trustee of Troy Township, subject to the May 2 1922 primary election, signed by M. M. Young.
Walter D. Marshall of Yeddo Indiana announces candidacy for Commissioner from the Second District in the upcoming primary to be held May 2.
Harvey Oil Co announces openings to solicit orders in Cleveland Ohio. William Darringer, Johnson Oil manager and truck driver, has rented the Ed Murphy property on East Pearl Street and will move in soon.
Mrs. George Stroup of Solvay New York suffers from severe indigestion and constipation before using Chamberlain's Tablets. She reports strengthened digestion and cure of constipation after using the product.
The trustees of Covington Lodge I C O F advertise the sale of a home and two well located lots. The property is described as a very desirable home and will be sold right. See Trustee Scott Hivel.
The Covington Indiana Common Council invites sealed bids at the council chamber on April 24 1922 at 7 36 PM for six months starting May 1 1922. Bids for screen coal and mine run coal are requested by order of the council. April 10 1922. Char A Baldwin Clerk Treasurer.
The Circuit Court of Fountain County Indiana appoints Harry J Boord as Administrator of the insolvent estate of Sarah E Board late of Fountain County deceased. Nebeker and Dice serve as attorneys in the matter. (A-7-22-w3)
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