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Newspaper
Golden Valley Chronicle
Location
Beach, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1914
Page
4
U W Page of Burkey North Dakota announces candidacy for the Golden Valley County Register of Deeds on the Republican ticket. He pledges full commitment, notes past independence from any abstract company, and states the office will continue to be run so if elected.
Political announcements appear under a free heading but are billed at standard advertising rates. Notices will not be classified. The column remains open to all parties and accepts announcements only at the regular legal rate.
T L S Beach of N D enters the race for county judge on the Republican ticket subject to the will of the people. Primary election set for June 24 1914 and Beach respectfully seeks support from voters in Golden Valley County.
Lola E Wallace announces eligibility to run for Golden Valley County Superintendent of Schools after petitions circulated by supporters. She concedes an in person campaign is not feasible and will rely on friends to advocate on her behalf, subject to voters will.
A. E. Swan announces as Republican candidate for County Treasurer subject to Republican voters at the primaries on June 24, 1914.
A brief campaign note on the Republican ticket for Golden Valley County Register of Deeds in the June primaries. Plomason pledges full dedication to office duties if nominated and elected, asking for support from voters.
E Harvey announces candidacy for sheriff in the primaries, pledging to seek the support of voters and urge their backing in the upcoming election.
A candidate for County Commissioner in the third district of Golden Valley County seeks Republican nomination at the June 24 1914 primaries. He pledges to give the office the same personal attention as in the past and asks voters for support. Endorsed by Edw Egan.
Jessie L Kinsey announces candidacy for the office of county superintendent in Valley County on the nonpartisan school ballot. She asks for public support and places her bid before the June primaries, subject to the will of the people.
Republican candidate W J Patrick announces intent to run for sheriff of Golden Valley County in June primaries and asks for Republican voters support.
Hazel I. Ziesenis announces run for Superintendent of Schools in Golden Valley County on the Non Partisan ticket subject to June primary voters. Theodore Maanum seeks County Judge on the Republican ticket, subject to June GOP primaries, asking for support.
Sert Palmer announces candidacy for sheriff on the Republican ticket to be decided at the June primaries. He resides in Lone Tree Township eight miles south of Beach and asks for voter support.
L E Curl declares for county commissioner Golden Valley County Third District on the Republican ticket ahead of June primaries. He asks Republican support, pledging to bring the same care and judgment to county affairs as to his personal business.
To the School Electors of Golden Valley County a candidate announces for the office of County Superintendent of Schools at the June Primary on the Non Partisan School Ballot. He, Joseph A Kitchen, seeks support from voters and urges aid for his campaign.
J W Wentland urges voters to support the non partisan school ballot in the June primaries, stating it reflects the will of the people and asks for backing. local civic appeal from a named individual.
Campaign notice for T. N. Roble as a Republican candidate for Clerk of the District Court in Golden Valley County. The text urges Republican voters to support him at the June 24 primaries in 1914 and thanks readers for their vote.
Sentinel Butte Republican notes L. F. Crawford returned this week from a trip to Mott where he attended a meeting of the Slope bankers. He reports a very good meeting and a pleasant journey.
Harve Robinson returns from O'Reilly area to attend his son Addison's graduation at Shattuck school. J. C. Field attends Lisbon Firemen's convention as sole delegate among three appointees. Ruth Hutchinson leaves to Georgetown Minnesota for home and teaching next year. Editor and Mrs. Cable Fryburg and Mr. and Mrs. W. Berg Beach visited J. S. Prendergast home last Sunday, with a large haters day event.
A candidate for re election as Representative of the 39th Legislative District appeals to Republican voters of Bowman Billings and Golden Valley counties. The message claims support for Progressive principles and asks for votes in the June 24 1914 primaries.
A Republican candidate for the First District seeks voters’ support in the primary. If nominated and elected he pledges to give the office his best attention and to look after the county to the best of his ability.
G W Lindsey, on the Republican ticket, seeks the County Auditor nomination at the June 24 1914 primaries after four years in county office work. He pledges undivided attention and best effort if elected and asks for votes and influence. He also declares candidacy for County Superintendent of Schools.
W E Hicks sold Farmers' Meat Market to Edward Baukhauser of Bismarck with Hicks continuing to operate temporarily. A severe hailstorm hit Bullion Creek Alpha Burkey and Williams country, damaging crops but not enough to ruin the harvest. Burkey opened a new town hall with a crowd including attendees from Al pha Williams and Jinel Butte for a baseball fundraiser. Delegates were chosen for a Republican convention in Wibaux on July 8 with further caucus calls planned. Street sprinkler Martin Roach wrecked his carriage, sending a team through Allen's Drug Store plate glass, injuring no one seriously.
Mr and Mrs Frank Payne and children returned from Long Beach in improved health. Ground work is under way to clear weeds and reseed the school grounds. Sidewalk construction bids will be let Saturday evening. Attorney S J Leahy travels to Marshfield and Minneapolis for events including the wedding of Albert Anderson and Miss Moran. Baker residents C Booth and W Long visit Beach regarding a new road from Beach to Baker. Fred Zephi delivers 500 head of Mexican cattle from Kinney’s purchase. Republicans hold an informal meeting in Wibaux to discuss convention and caucus plans, caucus set for July 6.
The state experiences widespread rainfall ending seeding and boosting crop prospects. Farmers report strong root growth from cool spring weather and rains that may yield a bumper harvest, with even pessimists optimistic about the year. Chronicle offers job printing services.
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