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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1922
Page
5
A candidate letter from Wabash township requests naming W F Howard as a Republican candidate for Commissioner in the Second District. The bow note states primary voting will occur in May 1922 and asks publication of the name for voter awareness.
Letter from Charles T. Yerkes announces candidacy for County Commissioner Second District in the Republican primary on May 2, 1922, urging GOP voters to support his bid.
John R. Weaver announces candidacy for Township Assessor in Troy township and County Assessor, pending voter decision at upcoming primaries. Weaver notes ten years as Van Buren township assessor and asks Democratic and Republican voters to decide in May primaries.
Albert M Hegg says he will run as a Democratic candidate for trustee of Troy township subject to the May primary decision.
All political announcements cost five dollars each and must be paid in cash. Payments cover distribution until the primary election date.
A candidate announces bid for County Recorder on the Republican ticket in Indiana. The campaign focuses on the May 2 primary with Amos Reath running in Veedersburg.
A Fountain County voter asks Republicans to nominate Edward Rhodes for Recorder in the May 2 primary. The letter emphasizes support for Rhodes and urges party voters to decide at the primary.
Charles H. Dickens announces candidacy for County Recorder on the Democratic ticket. He states intent to be voted for in the primary on May 2, 1922, pending party decision.
Local theater listings note TOM MIX performing at the Lyric with FOR SPRING SETTING nursery stock and a separate JACOB OLAND sewing machine demonstration. Several community notices include residents moving in and out, illness updates, social events, and upcoming shows Saturday March 16 and Friday March 10 and 11.
A candidate announces for the Republican nomination for sheriff at the May primary in Veedersburg Indiana, urging Fountain County voters to support his bid.
An ex service man announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for sheriff at the May primary. He notes service in the Philippine insurrection and World War and asks ex service men in the county for support.
Attica Indiana resident Lloyd McFerren seeks the Republican nomination for Logan County sheriff in the upcoming May election. He urges voters to support him at the party primary.
W. B. Cartwright formally asks consideration as a candidate on the Republican ticket for Clerk of Fountain circuit court. The decision will be made at the primary election on May 2.
A candidate for County Auditor asks Republican voters for their support at the primary election. Ambrose Banta pledges diligence and appreciation for any backing.
A message from George McMurt rie announces his candidacy for County Auditor on the Democratic ticket subject to voters at the May primary. The letter is addressed to the auditor race and requests voter will.
George W. Emory of Rock Mills Alabama reports relief from indigestion using Chamberlain s Stomach and Liver Tablets. He claims the tablets strengthen the stomach without pepsin and allow him to eat almost anything again after years of suffering.
A performance by Miss Bill Lowd fills the Lyric venue tonight. The program promises entertaining sets and a lively audience experience on Thursday evening.
Editor notes Robert Campbell of Newtown Indiana runs on the Republican ticket for County Auditor with the primary election set for May 2. Voters decide the nominee in a contest among party candidates.
The statement announces a candidacy for Prosecuting Attorney subject to the will of Republican voters in the upcoming May primary election.
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