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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1922
Page
4
Voters will decide next Tuesday which party nominees will fill offices in the November election. Many aspirants seek candidacy and will face disappointment, but all are deemed competent. Voters are urged to study the candidate list and choose based on personal choice and expediency.
The democratic press urges Albert J. Beveridge as Republican U S Senator candidate and laments alleged party boss wrongs. It praises his virtues but insists the future democratic coverage if he is nominated would tell a different story about him.
Historical items recount deaths and local moves. W. L. Scott died April 8 1894 with funeral April 11 at M E church. Dr B F Humphreys to state medical association. George Eggleston and Lusella Sowle granted a marriage license. Other entries note school moves and local occupations.
High school announces two omissions from the prior graduation list. The corrected roster includes Ellen Bordt Lewis Straw Mildred Neutz Jessie Mountz Rosamond McNaughton Dale Pifer Dulana Ferguson Helen Gill Marie Ray Mable Clark Bess Dotts Lois Snyder Wava Pinchon Marian Waters.
The message asks voters for support in the primary and pledges business like duties if nominated and elected. It promises to promote the best interests of all and remains respectful to constituents.
Gleason and Demorest shipped a hog last Saturday believed to be the largest ever from the station. It weighed 870 pounds.
Metz offers 24 hour electric service from Eden Ohio. Vern Mumaw of Eden becomes proprietor of the Hamilton bakery. Horatio T Hart of Reading dies April 9. Mrs Dale Royce of Pleasant Lake is a daughter. A Hicksville man intercepts a 360 liberty bond that floats into a sewer. The Hilldale Methodist Brotherhood begins a new movement.
An advert lists Tanlac claims and local promotions while noting Edw L Mertz and Ivan Howell in Reading. It also mentions W H Friedrich & Bros building ten miles of concrete road between Marshall and Battle Creek with the state supplying cement. Cornelius Allen of Ashley is to represent the 12th district in the state high school discussion finals at Bloomington.
A fragment highlights praise from world class chemists for Edw L Mertz and notes its merit as an advertisement. The snippet implies esteem from notable scientists but provides limited context or full details.
Fremont resident Blanch Michael announces candidacy for the republican nomination for County Recorder ahead of the primary on May 2, 1922. The advertisement presents his bid and the upcoming election timeline.
For Township Assessor Charles E. Gleason seeks Republican nomination at the May 2 primary in Fremont township and asks voter support. For County Clerk Capt John Crain asks Steuben county Republicans to consider him for May primary nomination.
Albert J. Collins seeks the Republican nomination for county clerk in the May 2, 1922 primary. John A. Waller of Pleasant Township also runs for county clerk on the Republican ticket in May. Arthur J. Book announces candidacy for Fremont township trustee in the May 2 primary, soliciting support.
A Republican candidate announces filing to run for Trustee of Fremont Township seeking election to the local governing board. The declaration outlines intent to serve residents, uphold fiduciary duties, and address township needs. The filing signals a campaign beginning ahead of the upcoming election.
The note declines any claim of greatness and invites others who know him to speak to his integrity and ability. It asks for support and appreciation from readers.
A local endorsement piece lauds Blanche Michael for Steuben County recorder. The article highlights her twelve years as Fremont assistant postmistress and argues her efficiency and loyalty ensure strong public service across the county. Numerous local business and civic figures sign in support.
Jacob P. Cox announces his run for County Commissioner south district on the Republican ticket subject to the May 2 primary. Latta F. Hershey declares candidacy for County Sheriff on the Republican ticket, also subject to the May 2 primary.
John H. S. Walker announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for Prosecuting Attorney of the DeKalb Steuben Judicial District. Primary election set for May 2, 1922, subject to voter approval.
Ray Shank of Jackson township announces candidacy for county assessor. A lifelong Jackson resident, he is the only candidate from that township for any county office. Support requested.
A mixed electorate shows support for Lane in a congressional race as both men and women cast ballots. Campaigns target key districts with endorsements and turnout efforts aimed at boosting Lane's bid.
Charles R. Lane issues a platform asserting support for President Harding and Republican ideals whether nominated or not. He pledges to visit every township annually if nominated, to obey Indiana law, appoint no relatives, oppose Adams and Wells Counties districting, defend Allen County representation, and urge women to vote for him in the May 27 primary while backing full justice for ex service men.
A Republican candidate for Circuit Judge in DeKalb and Steuben Counties outlines his view on campaigning urging voters to know who their candidates are. He details his background from Stark County Ohio born 1867 to education at Northern Indiana University 1898 and his early career including teaching.
The speaker highlights a long legal career in the Judicial Circuit, claiming status as a leading practitioner and a high win rate. He notes active community involvement with Y M C A church Commercial Club and schools, including four years as Auburn School Board president and a new high school during finance challenges. He pledges earnest duty and invites scrutiny and support.
The candidate for Prosecuting Attorney of the 35th Judicial Circuit, covering DeKalb and Steuben Counties, runs in the May 2 primaries. A graduate of Indiana Law School, admitted in 1900, he has over twenty years of practice in Auburn and four years as circuit prosecutor. He studied in Indiana common schools and state institutions.
Albert J. Collins urges voters to consider his record as Clerk of the Circuit Court, arguing public trust and the value of experience. He notes county offices allow two successive terms and asks constituents to investigate his work before the upcoming primary and cast a supportive vote.
An Indiana teacher reflecting on a long career notes eight years of service in the Public Schools of Indiana and mentions prior teaching experiences and professional contributions.
Born at Huntington Indiana in 1894 he graduated from Indiana University Law School and is a member of the Supreme Court Bar. He has lived in Garrett for 20 years and has practiced law there three years. He served in the U S army on the Mexican border in 1916 and in World War I rising to captain. Your support is requested.
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