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Newspaper
Grafton Sentinel
Location
Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1936
Page
4
A reader notes the treaty shifts benefit to Canadians and questions its effect on local farmers. The column highlights how Canadian farming gains exceed prior levels and asks whether the treaty truly helps the author and his peers.
The Wheeling Intelligencer criticizes the administration for omitting U.S. gains from Canada under the trade treaty while highlighting how farm imports rose dramatically after the pact took effect. It argues tariff policy, not the treaty, drives trade figures and cites sharp increases in wool, pork, cheese, potatoes, cattle, beef, horses, and related imports since the agreement began.
Morgantown Post argues the May 12 primary ballot is a farce with 109 men seeking constable in one district and 65 plus candidates on state tickets across parties. It calls for reform including moving state elections to off years and shortening the ballot by abolishing or appointing cabinet members and eliminating elective local offices like constables to restore intelligent choice.
County courts should appoint county clerks and circuit courts should appoint circuit clerks, mirroring sheriff and assessor deputy practices. The piece critiques primary trends and cites local notes from Fairmont on May 6 about a Marion County Wildlife League meeting and bounty. It also notes the death of Pasquale Bauilo, 52, as Marion County's fifth fatality this year.
LA JUNTA Colo May 6 Bodies of a young woman high school teacher and two students believed drowned on an honor society picnic were sought at Holbrook Lake near here Lloyd Ruse 18 assisted the dragging party said a stiff wind overturned a rowboat he and three had rented and he swam ashore unable to find his companions
Legal notice to all creditors and beneficiaries of the Henry L Boyce estate, deceased, to present claims with vouchers verified to J Guy Allender in Grafton WV by November 5 1936 or be barred from estate benefits. Beneficiaries must appear May 6 1936 to protect interests. May 6 13 20, 1936.
A description portrays a loyal zealous progressive young Republican, independent of any faction, seeking higher honors for the district and the welfare and supremacy of the Grand Old Party as a Delegate at Large.
The column argues Americans have shed colonial fantasies as Congress nudges Puerto Rico toward independence. It recalls past interventions in Cuba, Nicaragua, Haiti, Panama, and Mexico, noting mixed reactions and lingering resentments among Latin Americans while pondering the weight of overseas duties on U S governance.
Russell L Furb ee of Fairmont West Virginia announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for congressman from the first district subject to the May 12 primary. He appeals to Taylor county neighbors and requests support for a vigorous campaign if favored with the nom ination.
Robert T. Travis announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for sheriff of Taylor County. He pledges an economical just and progressive administration and asks for party support in the May 12 primary. Travis notes his former deputy sheriff experience.
Dallas Wolfe announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination in the May 12 primary. He asks voters for support and pledges a vigorous general election campaign and an honest economical administration with fairness for every citizen.
W E Rightmire, longtime Taylor County resident and Republican, asks voters for support and vote in the sheriff race. He pledges a vigorous campaign and an administration above reproach if elected.
A letter from Ben F Sayre announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for sheriff of Taylor County on May 12. He pledges a courteous, business-like administration if nominated and elected, recalling prior service in the same office.
A candidate appeals to Democratic voters in the May 12 primary, pledging honest, courteous and capable service if nominated and promising a vigorous general election campaign without being tied to any political ring or pre election promises. The appeal asks for support and goodwill from all voters.
Herbert Evans announces candidacy for the Democratic nomination for sheriff ahead of the May 12 primary. He says he will run a vigorous campaign in the general election if nominated and asks for support and influence from supporters.
A. Leuthardt announces candidacy for the House of Delegates with a call for support and influence ahead of the primary on May 12. The message emphasizes respectful solicitation of backing from voters and allies.
A Democratic candidate appeals for broad backing in a bid for the House of Delegates, pledging lifelong labor union support and commitment to civic initiatives. The message emphasizes qualification and belief in public service.
A candidate for reassignment in Taylor county seeks renomination as assessor on the Republican ticket. He asks voters to support him at the May 12th primary, pledging continued efficient service and the best that is in him after 15 years in office. EDN.
G Commodore Henderson announces candidacy for county assessor subject to Democratic voters in the May 12 primary. He asserts qualifications for the office and appeals for party support and broad voter backing in the upcoming election.
Harry B Batson announces his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for assessor in the May 12 primary. He asks voters to consider his record and promises to devote his time and undivided attention to the office if nominated and elected, to be conducted on an economical and sound basis.
A brief political notice from JEFFERYS seeking the Republican nomination for justice of the peace in Grafton district. He pledges faithful service if nominated and elected, reflecting on his current term in office.
A candidate pledges honesty and impartial administration for the office of Justice of the Peace in Grafton in the May 12 primary. John L. Wittman appeals to voters for support and promises fair treatment and faithful service in office.
Harry G Clark pledges a capable and honest administration as he seeks the Republican nomination for Justice of the Peace in Grafton independent district. He asks voters for support and influence at the May 12 primary and May 14 election, promising to be guided by the bar.
W I Rowland announces candidacy for county commissioner subject to Republican primary will. He describes long term taxpaying citizen status and knowledge of county government problems. He urges voters to support him as best representation for the people in that body.
Byron B Dilworth announces his candidacy for county commissioner pledging honest and diligent service if elected. He notes prior experience on the county court filling a vacancy by appointment and asserts his qualifications. He asks for support in this final appeal to the electorate.
A fragmented election statement pledges a May 12th primary run for county commissioner. The candidate vows to continue the same efficient, honest and painstaking service as a member of the county court if favored.
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