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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1916
Page
4
Emmons county voters confront the Farmers Non-Partisan Political League at Fargo endorsements. The Record argues the league blends socialist influence with campaign control and warns candidates must stand on merit, urging farmers to vote independently and verify each candidate’s record.
Saturday April 1 Hague Teachers Association held a meeting despite distressing roads. President John Croasdaile sent a note praising members conduct and thanking Hague school pupils for music. The gathering ended with songs America and God be With You Till We Meet Again.
Correspondent notes Mike Smith shopping in Linton. Miss Mamie Charley’s school to close in April. Riggleman moved household goods to East place. Charley Buck back from Ellendale. Laura Buck’s school ends this week with an entertainment on April 1. Barn dance at S G Busby with neighbors using sleighs. Longwell improving from a lame back. Linderman had a fine sale day with a large crowd. A D rented his farm and contemplates next steps. Guy Linderman left for Canada with two children. others stay with grandparents.
Political advertisement from Braddock New Brunswick 1916 announcing O M Vie as a Republican candidate for county treasurer. He notes fifteen years residency in Braddock and seeks support due to lack of representation in county officials. Dated Braddock March 6 1916.
Geo Buvkely declares his candidacy for the Republican nomination for sheriff of Ramens county at the June 28 primary election. He notes the date and place Livona North Dakota and signs the notice on March 6, 1916.
C F Wagher announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for Emmons County clerk of court at the June 38 1916 primary. He pledges to meet voters in the district court office and to perform duties according to law if nominated and elected.
A transcription notes Tam as a candidate seeking the Republican nomination for County Judge in Emmons County at the primary election held on April 4, 1916. The source provides a brief political notice with names and dates.
Political notice announces candidacy for re-election as Register of Deeds of Emmons County. Seeks Republican primary voters support at June primaries. pledges full time service and county dedication if nominated and re-elected.
E H H Brant announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for county auditor subject to voters at the primary on June 28.
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