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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1914
Page
1
Aaron Hooker aged 43 formerly a writer and editor at Brocket in the county was brought to Devils Lake from Aberdeen to be committed to the State asylum in Jamestown. His condition is attributed to strong drink and drugs.
Abstract certifies votes cast by Socialist voters in Katrons County North Takets at the primary held June 24 1914. Board of County Unions prepared the official count as required by law. Witnessed and sealed June 2 1914.
The document certifies an abstract of votes cast by Non-Partisan voters in Emmons County North Dakota at the 1914 primary held across precincts. It is dated July 2, 1914, and bears the board of canvassers’ official seal and hand.
The document certifies the abstract of Republican, Democratic, Progressive and Socialist votes cast in Emmons County North Dakota during the primary election held June 2. It lists precincts and committee members including Burr Oak Denham Livona Hampton Dana Hazelton Omic Liston Strasborg Wentfield Ushn Emmonsbury Winona Buchanan Cadbury Wilson and others with county auditor John R. Snyder witnessing and sealing the record on July 2. It notes the regular county canvassers prepared the abstract per law and records the scattering vote counts as corrected.
The report lists scattered votes for Republicans, Democrats, Progressive, Socialist, and non partisan candidates including state and county offices. Names such as W. M. Jung, Geo Register, W. Yeater, D. Lyon, Chas De Witt, and John Snyder appear among numerous local officials and district contenders across multiple offices.
A partial OCR readout lists county roles and names including County Judge Cameron and Charles Curley with vote tallies, County Surveyor Peter Wolf, various district and constable nominees such as John Arens and Fred Junge, and other local officials like T. P. Lee Anton Grauenfelder and A. Kraft among several entries. The fragment hints at a broader ballot or slate of candidates for county offices and peace officers.
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