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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1924
Page
7
The report notes a Republican ticket in Twin Falls County for the office of superintendent of public instruction, listing candidates and party alignment for the upcoming election. The item emphasizes party representation and district focus in the race.
A scanned notice profiles Miss Charlotte Pond seeking re election as County Schools Superintendent praising her steady leadership and efficiency. It also outlines candidates for county seats including A E Kites of Bub! for Commissioner First District and W F Breckon with prior public service and real estate work cited.
The Republican Central Committee presents four Twin Falls County candidates for the legislature, led by J. P. Duvall for Senator, with L. Hodgin for Probate Judge and E. R. Brooks a farmer representative contender. The slate stresses experience, harmony, irrigation insight, and service.
The piece argues for re election of County Treasurer Emma L Warren citing a first class audit and efficient handling of large sums. It also endorses Prosecuting Attorney J W Taylor noting two years in office, strong convictions, and cooperative work with the sheriff. Both are urged to be kept in office for continued county progress.
The Republicans present a ticket chosen for fitness for all county offices. Voters are urged to back the entire slate at the primary, claiming it reflects wise choice and offers officials no reason to be scratched. Elect a Republican County ticket from top to bottom this year.
Claude Stewart has held one of the county's toughest posts for four years. He earned praise for justice to rich and poor in tax assessments. His systematized work improved efficiency and economy, fixing valuations across property types and revealing clear insight into local conditions.
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