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Newspaper
Lehi Banner
Location
Lehi, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1914
Page
2
Republican JOS 1 WOOTTON seeks State Senate with a clean record and broad farm and teaching experience. Democrat George PO Gantt runs for County Assessor, touting engineering training, farming success, and business leadership in Lehi and Utah Valley.
J P Creek runs for County Superintendent of Schools, praising Creer as a steady educator with strong loyalty to schools. The candidate cites Creer's background as a Utah universities graduate, holder of Utah County’s first high school diploma, teaching experience across grades, principal roles, and a track record of visiting schools with a private auto to support county institutes.
A local endorsement lauds Sheriff Henry East for strict enforcement of liquor laws, noting increased fines in 1913 and a crackdown on dives across the county. It lists arrests of bootleggers, mentions public support for continued leadership, and highlights East’s role in reducing illegal activity while stressing the need to maintain law and order through statewide prohibition.
Huish presents tax reform platform focusing on fairer burden for big interests and working people. endorses lower improvements valuations to spur building while taxing vacant property less. Advocates county be run on businesslike principles and strict budgeting.
Charles Warwick, a Republican candidate, appears in a state representative context. The fragment notes his birth and early education at Grove, with references to his linking name and place, indicating a biographical snippet from an old political notice.
John J. Stewart, nominee for County Surveyor, is described as a local figure with family ties to the area. The text outlines his upbringing, lineage, and long-term ties to the county, asserting his readiness and suitability for the office.
Hyrem R Christensen a Republican candidate from Salem is described as a leading south Utah county farmer and seasoned business graduate. The notice highlights his thirty three years in public service including deputy county clerk and county treasurer roles, arguing his farm experience and tax policy would benefit property owners statewide.
A local Avon resident, noted for involvement in farming and trusted by townspeople, is referenced in a district meeting context. The fragment mentions his home in Avon and his active engagement in agricultural work, with unclear further details about his life and standing.
James H Cardyer, a conservative yet practical candidate, seeks a d year term as Commissioner. The narrative recalls his upbringing, church roles, and long service on school and city boards, portraying him as a trusted, community-focused figure.
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