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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1922
Page
5
A letter from a resident requests announcement of his candidacy for Commissioner from Wabash township in the Second District. He notes the primary decision rests with Republican voters in May 1922.
A candidate named Charles T. Yerkes announces his run for County Commissioner in the Second District subject to Republican voters in the May 2 1922 primary. He signs the notice as Very truly yours.
Frank Dickey of Veedersburg Indiana declares his candidacy for County Assessor after ten years of service as Van Buren township assessor He states the decision will come from voters at the Republican Primary in May and signs the notice Very truly Frank Dickey Veedersburg Indiana.
John R. Weaver, of Troy township, announces his candidacy for Township Assessor subject to Democratic voters decision at the May 2 primary. He urges support from local party members.
A candidate on the Democratic ticket for trustee of Troy township is Albert M. Hegg subject to the May primary decision. He seeks the party nomination to lead the township government pending the vote outcome.
Political air time costs five dollars and must be paid in cash. Advertisements will run from now until the primary election.
4a will be a candidate for the office County Recorder on the Republican ticket, subject to the decision at the primary to be held on May 2. Amos Reath Veedersburg Indiana.
Covington items note visiting residents Amos Reath of Veedersburg and Oscar Adams family returning to Gosport. The Lyric advertises LAND with William S Hart and a Sheik performance. Community notes include church, club, and hotel news plus a wave of local business and court vacation details.
A letter from Edward Rhodes of Wabash Township asks Fountain County Republicans to consider his name for Recorder in the primary to be held in May. He signs as a devoted supporter.
Kenne t E Rusk of Covington Indiana files a notice as a candidate for County Recorder. The statement indicates a primary election set for May 2, 1922, and addresses voters in Fountain County.
Elmore Arter announces his candidacy for County Recorder subject to Republican voters in the May 2 primary.
Charles H. Dickens announces his candidacy for County Recorder on the Democratic ticket in the upcoming May 2, 1922 primary, subject to the election decision.
A Fountain County voter note announces candidacy for sheriff on the Republican ticket in the forthcoming May primary. It states the candidate will run to win the nomination.
Ex serviceman from the Philippine insurrection and World War announces candidacy for sheriff at the May Republican primary. He appeals especially to ex service men in the county for support.
A candidate from Logan township seeks the sheriff’s post subject to Republican primary voters in May. The notice references Lloyd McFerren of Attica Indiana as part of the filing material.
A Logan township resident asks Fountain County voters to support his Republican primary bid in May. William Collins signs the letter urging party voters to consider his candidacy.
A letter from Ambrose Banta requests Republican voters to support him in the upcoming primary for the county auditor. He emphasizes gratitude for any support and signs the appeal with a formal closing.
A clerk applicant formally requests consideration as a Republican ticket candidate for Clerk of Fountain circuit court in the upcoming primary on May 2. The filing stresses party affiliation and the decisive May election date.
John P. Brissey declares his candidacy for Prosecuting Attorney subject to Republican voters in Fountain County primary in May. Harvey McBroom also announces as a candidate with similar intent, urging GOP voters to decide in the May primary.
A brief political notice endorses George McMurt rie for County Auditor on the Democratic ticket subject to voter will at the May election.
J V McKnight declares candidacy for County Assessor on the Republican ticket subject to voter decision at the May 2 primary.
Miss Carrie Coffing acted as hostess to the T. T. S. club Tuesday evening. A plea at social time was enjoyed and refreshments were served by the hostess.
The City of Covington Indiana announces an improvement on Fifth Street from Commercial Street north to the Fair Grounds. Concrete sidewalks five feet wide will be built on both sides where absent. A remonstrance hearing is set for April 10, 1922 at 1 p.m. in the Council Chambers.
Notice is hereby given that the administration action is underway. The document indicates an estate matter seeking court involvement and specifies parties and filing steps. Further details outline where to respond and possible deadlines.
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