William A. Baird Announces Sheriff Candidacy
The Star announces William A. Baird of Jeffersonville as a Republican candidate for Clark County Sheriff, pending the outcome of the Republican primary in 1920.
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Newspaper
Jeffersonville Star
Location
Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1920
Page
2
The Star announces William A. Baird of Jeffersonville as a Republican candidate for Clark County Sheriff, pending the outcome of the Republican primary in 1920.
Starion S Bennett of Jeffersonville files to run in the Republican Primary for County Commissioner First District with the May 4 1920 voting decision pending.
The party authorized notice that Fred J. Lehr is a candidate for the Republican nomination for County Commissioner in the First District, contingent on the outcome of the Republican primary on May 4, 1920.
Joseph W. Morrow is a candidate for Representative from Clark County subject to the decision of the Republican primary election May 4 1920 Adv.
An announcement states that James E Taggart is a candidate for Judge of the Fourth Judicial Circuit subject to the Republican primary on May 4 1920.
James W. Dunbar enters the race for the Republican nomination for Congress. Primary elections are scheduled for May 4 1920.
Samuel J. Swartz is a candidate for the Republican nomination for Treasurer of Clark County, subject to the decision of the primary election on May 4 1920.
Samuel W. Isler announces his candidacy for the office of Clark County Treasurer. The declaration is dated May 4, 1920, signaling the start of his campaign and public filing efforts.
Omer V. Wood of Scott County is a candidate for the Republican nomination for Joint Senator of Clark Jackson and Scott Counties, pending the outcome of the primary election on May 4, 1920.
Frank B. Butler of Jackson County seeks the Republican nomination for Joint Senator from Jackson Clark and Scott counties subject to the decision of the primary election May 4, 1920.
The text announces Harland D. Sanders as a candidate for the Democratic nomination for Representative from Gark County, subject to the May primary election.
For Good Roads Wingcng Lewman runs in the Democratic primary for County Commissioners first district with the May 4 1920 election looming. The Philadelphia Press notes the President’s Europe scolding as a distraction and suggests public opinion splits between Palmer and McAdoo as potential administration picks.
Congress finds government departments spent about 4 million dollars yearly on war costs. Critics say the public did not receive accurate information due to wartime secrecy and inefficiency.
Mr and Mrs. Wiesendanger announce the engagement of their daughter Catherine to Mr. John D. Morman of Mt. Vernon Indiana. The marriage is planned for an early date.
M A Wall escorted Melvin Webb aged 44 to Plainfield after the theft of a watch from Mrs Josephine Marks. Conductor Philip Langel of the Pennsylvania lines, recently off duty for health, leaves for a month visiting Chicago Seymour his son at Lafayette and other places. An Interchurch Movement instruction meeting is set at St Lakes Church tomorrow for canvassing contributions. Florist William Julius aided at Monday fire rescue and injured his right hand by a large nail.
Mr. and Mrs. Harley Sanders left yesterday for Chicago and other northern points. It is understood that Mr. Sanders has been offered a good position with an insurance company in the Windy City.
Miss Nell Sample converts the former Eaeoness Hospital into a handsome and convenient apartment building. The project repurposes the aging facility for residential use.
The Young Business Mens' Club launches an advertising drive in eastern county distributing time card cards for the Interurban tars. It plans to buy the meeting building with part to be turned into a rest room.
Mrs Lydia Walker is ill at the home of her daughter Mrs Fred Dunnevy on Maple Street and is recovering while staying there.
Jeffersonville resident Mrs Lizzie Riley testifies to relief from kidney trouble after using Dean's Kidney Pills. She describes severe back pain dizziness and headaches and says two chores relieved her symptoms completely. She reaffirms in 1919 that one box kept her in perfect health. 60 cents at dealers Foster Milburn Buffalo.
Advertising small poultry listing for Glen E. Burtt in Jeffersonville Indiana offering extra fine pure bred Rhode Island Red eggs at 3.00 per single setting and special price per 100 with telephone contact 496-7 plus rural route address. Ends May 6.
Mrs Bernie Walford Smith arrives in Los Angeles and expresses happiness with the city. She notes her husband is in the auto business and doing well.
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