Ralph H. Munro Seeks County Attorney Nomination
Ralph H. Munro announces his candidacy for county attorney subject to voters in the primary. He frames his bid as a test of the will of the people and urges support from voters.
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Newspaper
Fairfield Tribune
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1920
Page
16
Ralph H. Munro announces his candidacy for county attorney subject to voters in the primary. He frames his bid as a test of the will of the people and urges support from voters.
WM Long announces candidacy for re election to the State Representative seat from Jefferson County. He seeks the Republican nomination at the upcoming primary election.
Brace E. Hutton declares his run for County Auditor subject to Democratic primary voters June 5 or 6. He seeks office through the party process and invites support from voters in the county.
I hereby announce my candidacy for County Treasurer subject to the will of Democratic voters at the primary. My name is A. W. Rakow and I seek the office in the upcoming election.
For Treasurer. diate for the office of treasurer of Jefferson county, subject to the will of the republican voters at the primary election June 7, 1920. G. A. SPIELMAN.
Sanford Zeigler Jr announces candidacy for re election as clerk of the district court of Jefferson county subject to voters at the June 7 1920 primary. He states his intention to serve a second term and asks support from TOT voters.
Calvin Hoskins announces candidacy for re election to the Jefferson county board of supervisors for the term beginning January 1, 1921 subject to the will of the Republican party.
For ornamental cement porch vases for potted plants see C B Mullenix. Sample vases may be seen at Mullenix Barber Shop or Orpheum basement.
Jefferson County voters are asked to authorize purchase of an 8 percent acre tract adjoining the fair grounds for about 10000 dollars. The move aims to build new barns and a livestock sales pavilion, boosting the counties pure bred stock industry and county fair prestige through expanded facilities and advertising.
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