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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1916
Page
4
Emmons County Record urges North Dakota voters to study candidates and exercise independent judgment in the 1916 primary. The piece criticizes professional organizers, calls for informed self government, and emphasizes the duty to vote. It warns against following nonresident agitators and stresses voter responsibility.
The Aberdeen American notes that State's Attorney Lynn's affidavit, shown prominently before the liquor fight, did not convince voters as Aberdeen grows drier than a year ago. It suggests people doubt the necessity of Emmons county conditions and offers copies of the paper at the Record Office.
A letter from Governor Hanna promised Attorney General Linde would reach Linton by auto soon to reopen the Lynn removal case but he has not appeared yet. With the June 28 primary election near, his arrival could come by June 29. Ferd Meyer of the Non-Partisan League campaigned in town against the Record and warned of political rain. Sidney F. Smith of Kidder county announced reelection to the legislature, stressing fair treatment for all business interests and wary of Townley’s farmers first platform.
The Non-Partisan League praises honesty and experience, while Mr. Smith may resist being dominated by Townley and his aides. Four years ago he defeated Dr. Pryse and in 1914 had no opposition, indicating potential for a strong race against the Democrat and Socialist endorsed by the league from Kidder.
Hazelton Happenings notes residents visiting Braddock Dr Monteith in Capital City Easter observances in Linton and local relatives visiting. A new pitcher may arrive from the Twin Cities later this week. Rev S L Hammond and Mrs Hammond plan to relocate to Laporate Iowa. Neighbors aided Delbert Basart after a Perry farm fire and 36 signers donated 169 dollars. Mons Mons: Mons? Readers: Emmons County Telephone Co extension faces cost of 100 for subscribers. K of P lodge from Hazelton attended Linton celebration with hospitable locals, inviting further invites.
Leuwer's Bakery urges customers to place special orders a day ahead to allow sufficient baking time. Call to place your request and ensure timely preparation.
Notice is given by O Bowerdink administrator of Gerrit Baek deceased. Creditors and all claimants must present claims with vouchers within four weeks after first publication to the administrator at the office in the town. Publication date April 14.
Political card from Braddock North Dakota dated March 6 1916 seeks the Republican nomination for county treasurer. The candidate claims thirteen years residency in Braddock and support for county officials representation.
George Burbely announces his candidacy on the Republican ticket for the office of sheriff in Ammonas County at the upcoming primary in June. Dated Livona North Dakota March 6 1916.
F Wagher announces candidacy for the republican nomination for clerk of court in Emmons County at the June 28 1916 primary. He pledges to meet voters and perform duties of the office according to law if nominated and elected, with term plans for the district court office.
Fred Reemts of Linton North Dakota seeks the Republican nomination for County Judge in Emmons County at the primary to be held June 28 1916 and will stand before the voters at the polls.
Political notices announce EC. Geit as candidate for Register of Deeds and CHARLES B. OARLEY as candidate for Judge of the County Court in Emmons County North Dakota. Both seek Republican support at the June 28 1916 primaries.
E. H. Brant declares his bid for the Republican nomination for county auditor subject to voters at the June 23 primary.
For the nomination to the office of County Treasurer of Emmons county subject to the will of the voters at the Primary Election to be held June 28th. EARL T. ATHA.
A winded primary notice announces candidacy for Sheriff of Emmons County on the Republican ticket for June 28, 1916. The document references the same date and venue for district court clerk nomination, showing a shared election schedule and party alignment.
AJM Britts files as a Republican candidate for Clerk of Emmons County North Dakota in the June 28 1916 primary election. He seeks the party nomination to run in the general election.
A resident announces candidacy for the House of Representatives in the 26th Legislative District covering Kidder and Emmons counties. The filing seeks Republican voter approval at the June primaries.
The candidate declares candidacy for the Democratic nomination for Clerk of the District Court in Emmons County North Dakota and seeks the support of Democratic voters at the June 28 2016 primary election.
A Republican candidate declares intent to run for Emmons County Auditor subject to primary election voters on June 28. The notice signals official entry and party alignment for the upcoming race.
Breele April 14 1916 Sidney F Smith a Republican and incumbent announces candidacy for re election to the Lower House representing Kidder County. He notes two prior terms and pledges equal treatment for all community segments while urging support at the June primaries.
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