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Paid notice lists announcement rates for district county and precinct offices. The fragment indicates pricing details for public notices and electoral advertising in local offices.
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Newspaper
Leavenworth Echo
Location
Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1908
Page
4
Paid notice lists announcement rates for district county and precinct offices. The fragment indicates pricing details for public notices and electoral advertising in local offices.
Candidate Walter M Olive announces his bid for the State Senate representing Chelan and Kittitas counties on the Republican ticket. He cites prior service in the 8th 9th and 10th legislatures and pledges to support the party choice for U S senator, seeking voters’ confidence ahead of the September 8 1908 primaries.
M Horan announces bid for the Republican nomination for representative in Chelan County with the primary set for September 8. R F Holms seeks re election to the Eleventh Washington legislature for Chelan County on the Republican ticket with voters to decide at the September 8 primary. J J King also appears as a candidate for the same race.
Public notices name several contenders for Chelan county sheriff across Republican and Democratic tickets. Ed Ferguson and N Insche announce candidacies on the Republican side. Dan F Shafer and W T Simmons enter as Democrats. J W Hutchinson of Sunnyslope also seeks the Republican nomination. Primary set for September 8.
E G Spencer of Lakeside announces candidacy for county auditor in the Chelan county Republican primary election in September. He addresses Chelan county voters stating his intention to run for the Republican nomination.
A set of notices announces Republican candidates for Chelan County offices in September 1908. Fred Kemp seeks prosecuting attorney, Fred M. Berry for county engineer, HK. A. Warren also files for county engineer, and A. A. Bousquet enters race for county treasurer from Wenatchee with dates and formal declarations.
A group of Chelan County residents announces candidacies for county offices. A. G. Bowie seeks Republican nomination for County Superintendent of Schools. E. C. Bowersox also seeks re election to the same post. R. C. Osborn announces run for county assessor on the Republican ticket with prior experience in Nebraska. J. L. Campbell announces re election bid for county clerk, pledging faithful service.
A list of candidates including Geo Liverly of Wenatchee Lake and F A Drebis announce pursuit of the county commissioner seat in Chelan County District No 2. They state commitment to the Republican primary on September 8 1908 and pledge to work for good roads and county interests. A. F Estes and H W Otis also announce runs pending primary selection.
Jos Darnell of Lakeside campaigns for county commissioner in the 34th district on the Republican ticket seeking voter endorsement at the September 8 primary.
E C Booth announces candidacy for justice of the peace Leavenworth precinct Chelan county on the democratic primary. F S Taylor seeks justice of the peace Leavenworth precinct on the republican ticket. Voters face September 8 primary. Geo P Rice also runs for Justice of the Peace Leavenworth precinct on the republican ticket.
A notice announces that the matter is to be decided by voters in the September primary election. Further details are not provided in the fragment.
D M Thomas announces a bid for justice of the peace in Leavenworth. A Wisconsin transplant who arrived thirteen years ago, he is a property owner, tax payer, and merchant. He cites legal knowledge from reading and pledges impartial, fearless service if elected as a Republican candidate.
Western Washington Democrats back A J Splawn and William Blackman as leading first choices while Red faction eyes McBride allied hopefuls. Voters warned to select both a first and second choice for governor and other top offices or face ballot invalidation.
The Western Canadian Lumber Dealers association says rough lumber prices drop from $1 to $5 per thousand while price coordination ends. Dealers told to set own prices. Separately, Mr. Gould bought the East Line Red River Railroad at $5 500 per mile, later bonded it for $35 000 per mile, extracting $29 000 per mile for himself with 4 percent interest, a gain claimed as public burden.
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