Wise for Solicitor General of Flint Circuit
A candidate announces for Solicitor General of the Flint Circuit subject to the Democratic primary. J. W. Wise asks voters for support and pledges to perform full duty to the best of his ability.
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Newspaper
Fayetteville News
Location
Fayetteville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1908
Page
8
A candidate announces for Solicitor General of the Flint Circuit subject to the Democratic primary. J. W. Wise asks voters for support and pledges to perform full duty to the best of his ability.
A candidate for solicitor general of the Flint Circuit appeals to white voters, pledging to abide by the primary set by the State Democratic Executive Committee and to perform duties to the best of his ability.
J. M. Strickland of Griffin Georgia announces candidacy for Solicitor General of the Flint Circuit and asks for votes and support.
R H Thompson announces candidacy for Tax Receiver in Fayette County. He thanks supporters and pledges a vigorous, fearless, and honest discharge of duty if re-elected.
J. W. Spratlin announces he is a Democratic primary candidate for Tax Receiver in Fayette County. He previously held the office in 1901 and 1902 and asks voters for their trust to serve again if elected, pledging to serve all taxpayers.
W. O. D. Moore announces his bid for Tax Receiver in Fayette County, submitting to the Democratic Primary on June 4. He states no prior county office holding and pledges to perform duties to the best of his ability with voter support.
R P Minter announces candidacy to represent the county in the legislature in the forthcoming Democratic Primary on June 4 1908. He pledges to serve the people to the best of his ability and to oppose measures against their interests while honoring Confederate soldiers and widows.
A candidate for Fayette County Representative declares run under Democratic guidelines for the June 4 1908 primary. He pledges to advance state prosperity and industry while supporting one time pension payments and generous veteran benefits. He also backs amending garnishment law to limit corporate and individual seizure of funds.
A candidate pledges to prohibit out of state damage suits in this state and to boost funding for public schools. He argues that injustice to one person harms all and vows a conservative, broad-based approach to serve the greater good.
J B Carson declares for the Democratic primary on June 4 promising repeal of prepayment pension systems in Tam and pension for Confederate veterans and widows, tax reduction, anti monopoly measures, rural public school improvements, and diligent, honorable representation. He asks for voter support.
A candidate announces run for county commissioner subject to the June 4 primary. The filing seeks support for a local election race.
Will T. Norton announces his candidacy for county treasurer subject to the Democratic primary as ordered by the executive committee. He thanks supporters and hopes to be elected to one more term.
M. C. Pyron announces self as candidate for county treasurer under Democratic committee rules. He notes forty years residence in the county and pledges faithful duty if elected.
An 83 year old candidate announces a run for County Treasurer in the Democratic primary. He emphasizes service to the public, requests support from friends, and appeals to county residents for influence and backing.
J H Williford, Civil War veteran with a near-fatal wound and loss of a leg, asks Fay ette County voters for support in the June 4 primary for the office of Treasurer. He describes destitution and inability to work, pleading for votes and influence in his native county.
A candidate statement from E A Huchaby running in Fayette County primary on June 4 pledges to discharge duties to the best of ability upon election. The note addresses voters and confirms campaign intention for the county commission.
J. W. Dixon declares his bid for County Commissioner in Fayette County subject to the Democratic primary on June 4. He pledges to perform his duty as he sees it if elected.
E. W. Dukes announces to seek the Democratic primary for county commissioner in June and pledges to perform duties to the best of his ability if elected. He invites support for his campaign.
G. Dimondson seeks Democratic primary support for County Commissioner on June 4. He pledges to improve road service and earn voter approval by delivering better local infrastructure.
J Q Landrum announces for the county commissioner race promising to perform diligently his duties, reimburse taxpayers with better roads, and inaugurate a road working system that will credit the Commissioners and county.
Jos N Banks declares candidacy for Fayette county treasurer subject to a Democratic executive committee primary. He describes himself as a poor man with no support and pleads for votes, pledging to faithfully discharge duties if elected.
A. A. Turner announces he is a candidate for county treasurer in Fayette County, subject to the primary ordered by the Democratic Executive Committee. He states he has never sought office before and seeks support, pledging to discharge duties to the best of his ability if elected.
O H B Loopworts announces candidacy for Congress in the Sixth District seeking the Democratic nomination. He pledges no vote buying and calls for joint debates with the opponent, while promising transparent campaign expense records and urging Bibb county representation alongside other counties.
A congressional candidate seeks renomination in the Democratic primary on June 4. He emphasizes a record of faithful service, party loyalty, and constant attention to constituents’ requests, pledging continued adherence to Democratic principles.
In a letter to supporters C L Barkttlett thanks voters for past confidence and asks backing in the vet primary, saying a favorable Congress could deliver more efficient service to constituents and the country. He notes experience in Congress and hopes for party success in the next election.
Day and night calls are answered promptly. Day service uses line 16 and night service uses line 5.
An advert describes a Fayetteville shaving parlor as the neatest in town offering massage shampoo and barber services. It provides hairdressing for ladies and uses cream for facial massage and cleansing.
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