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Newspaper
Devils Lake Inter Ocean
Location
Devils Lake, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1912
Page
6
Ramsey County voters are urged to support Homer Resler and Frank Hyland in the Republican primary for the Twenty First legislative district. Resler pledges progressive policy and conscience driven voting while Hyland seeks the Republican nomination for the state Senate seat.
A Ramsey County resident announces candidacy for the Republican nomination to represent the 21st Legislative District. He highlights 30 years in North Dakota, homestead proof in Ramsey County, farming as his main occupation, plus experience in business and railroading. He asks voters to mark an X at the June 26 primaries.
Bernt Anderson of Churchs Ferry North Dakota announces his candidacy for renomination as Representative of Ramsey County on the Republican ticket. Primary election is set for June 26. He respectfully requests voters support.
Laureas J. Wehs declares as a Republican candidate for the nomination of States Attorney at the upcoming June primaries. He pledges a square deal to ensure equal security and contentment in business and social relations.
The Towner County Democrat endorses C W Buttz for district judge urging a vote for economy impartiality and integrity in the judiciary. The notice stresses to voters to use their common sense and judgment in selecting candidates.
A Republican announces candidacy for County Superintendent of Ramsey County. The speaker asks Republican voters for support in the upcoming primary on June 26.
E H Griffin Republican candidate submits for nomination as County Judge in the June 26, 1912 primaries. He cites five years as school principal, eight years business experience, service as Assistant Chief Clerk and Chief Clerk of the North Dakota House, admission to practice in state Supreme Court and U S District Court, and resident taxpayer in Ramsey County. He urges voters to consider his experience and solicits support.
A Ramsey County resident announces candidacy for Judge of the County Court on the Republican ticket. The declaration pledges undivided time and attention to duties if nominated and elected, and asks voters for support at the June 26, 1912 primary election.
W Gilbert, Republican candidate for coroner in Ramasy County, seeks renomination at the June 24 primaries after eight years in office. He pledges to continue managing county affairs and uphold the Republican ticket.
A public notice from Devils Lake announces a Republican bid for the County Auditor role. The listed candidate states intent to seek nomination and outlines forthcoming campaign steps in North Dakota.
Robert Wallach of Starkweather North Dakota seeks Republican support in the Ramsey County sheriff nomination with primaries set for June 26. He urges Republicans to back his candidacy at the primary election.
Devils Lake, North Dakota resident S. Y. Hurst announces candidacy for the Republican nomination to the office of County Coroner. He cites seven years of experience and study, pledging to faithfully discharge the duties if elected.
John R Anderson of Edmore North Dakota runs as a Progressive Republican nominee for Ramsey County Treasurer. He pledges business like conduct and to save taxpayers 500 dollars annually in clerk hire compared with the past two years.
A self announced candidate for Sheriff of Ramasy County declares intent to seek the Democratic nomination. He pledges to devote entire time and attention to the office and perform duties to the best of his ability if elected at the June 26, 1912 election.
A coroner urges fair, low expense administration while inviting scrutiny of Ramsey county records. The article outlines farm disinfection procedures using kerosene emulsion, coal tar disinfectants, and whitewash for houses, brooders, and incubators, stressing weekly to hatch timing, roosts, nests, and hard-to-reach areas.
The program for commencement week at the State Normal in Grand Forks lists events from June 16 to Thursday. Baccalaureate service is Sunday, followed by senior chapel, class night, recital, reception, outdoor sports, alumni banquet, and graduation exercises through Thursday.
The annual meeting of the State Sunday School association closed at Valley City with 400 delegates in attendance. The organization reports the gathering as its most successful to date and announces the next convention will be held in Grand Forks.
Senator A. T. Kraabel of Clifford, Progressive Republican candidate for lieutenant governor, plans a visiting tour of Ward Montraille Williams Burke McHenry and Wells counties during the week of June 10 to boost his campaign and that of Buchanan and the rest of the Progressive Republican slate.
M F Greeley cites North Carolina Experiment Station directives on thorough poultry house disinfection. Emphasizes complete cleaning to remove dust cobwebs litter and soil before applying any disinfectant, noting that earth floors require removal until litter shows.
Early overgrazing is cited as a major error in pasture management with pastures left bare in the dry season. The text urges allowing forage to regrow and avoid prolonged depletion during summer.
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