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Newspaper
Lemmon The State Line Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1910
Page
6
Fragmentary OCR item lists agricultural commodities and a public notice mentioning a candidate for the state seat in Adams County North Dakota. It references a first class dairy matter and notes a primary election outcome near Pointow and Parsons.
Public land and homestead notices from the U S Land Office at Lemmon and Jamestown detailing entries, contests, and final commutation filings. Includes names of claimants such as Jone, Laminan, Helen Nickerson, and Chase Peerson, with tract descriptions and deadlines for objections and proofs of labor.
A candidate for Adams County State’s Attorney pledges to abide by primary decisions and, if nominated and elected, to enforce laws honestly. The notice references New Jersey noses.
Tenry Mc announces her candidacy for the Republican nomination for State's Attorney in Adams County. She cites support from two years ago and vows to enforce state laws with fairness and energy if nominated and elected at the June primaries.
The candidate announces to run for Judge of County Court as a Republican in the June 29 1910 primary. Jacob Sondfrall declares his intent and opposition to the incumbent.
An announced candidacy for County Superintendent of Adams County schools notes twenty years in education and four years as county superintendent in Groot County South Dakota. The author pledges full-time dedication if nominated and elected, subject to Republican primary voters in June.
The writer announces candidacy for Adams County Superintendent of Schools as a Republican, subject to primary by Rose C. Wagner. The statement emphasizes party affiliation and race, noting the challenger’s intent to compete in the forthcoming primaries.
Norman Hurnson announces candidacy for Adams County treasurer. He cites two years of experience and pledges to devote spare time and interest to the office, asking voters to support him in the primaries.
To the Citizens of Adams County I offer myself again as a Republican candidate for county auditor pledging conscientious performance of duties. I solicit voters support at the Primary Election June 20 1910. Walter F Kelley.
A Raymond County election notice states that candidates Tani and Can seek re election as Register of Deeds while Voters at the June 20 primaries oppose the will of the Republican voters. Weni the past Orro A. Jacksons is named and the writer announces plans for the office of treasurer of Dumb County if nominated and elected.
The announcement states that Fredick Daves seeks reelection as County Superintendent of Adams County. He objects to the vote of the people and declares his candidacy for another term.
Tes vuplican announces self as candidate for slave senator from the d th district comprising was and Hettinger vowntles. Primary decision rests with district voters at the June 20 1910 primary in Mott North Dakota.
A candidate declares intent to run as a Republican for representative of the forty-ninth district covering Adams and Hettinger counties. The announcement is subject to voters at the June 29 primary, with the candidate identified as Jous G. Jouns.
To the citizens of the First Commissioner’s District of Adams County I announce my candidacy for Assessor on the Republican ticket and respectfully solicit support at the Primary election to be held Wednesday June 2nd Minew Cook North Dakota.
A candidate for district attorney in Adams County appeals to voters to support his bid at the June primaries. He pledges to uphold the law impartially without pledges or promises and asks friends to back his campaign in the election.
State's Attorney candidate Tam 8, a Republican in Adams County, declares to voters that if elected at the June 20 primary he will enforce state laws including the Prohibition Ten and serve to the best of his ability. RM Fann
Notice from Geo W Krause announcing his candidacy for sheriff of Admis county under the Republican banner following the June 2 1910 primary. He pledges careful performance of duties if elected.
To the electors of Adams County I hereby announce my candidacy for renomination to the office of County Treasurer on the Republican ticket subject to your action at the polls June 29 If renominated and reelected I will faithfully discharge the duties of the office in the best interest of all taxpayers Yours respectfully B Severson
N D McIven announces as a Republican candidate for Adams County North Dakota Register of Deeds subject to party endorsement at the June primary election.
To the voters of Adams County I announce my candidacy for re election as Clerk of the District Court for Adams County North Dakota I will uphold the duties of the office and request support at the primary election on Line 29 1910
State Representative candidate announces Republican bid to represent Adams and Hettinger counties. Primary set June 12 in 1010 with emphasis on farming, local development, and agricultural policy. Nomination hinges on farmer background and commitment to district needs. Martin Heasnup signs the notice as endorser.
Fragmentary text references a Republican representative district, voter division remarks, and a June 2 date. The legible items suggest a political notice or internal note about district composition and candidacy timing. No further names or places are clearly readable.
Frank Hanna argues in a letter to voters that his business experience state governing studies and years in the House qualify him for office. He appeals for support, noting agricultural concerns, اك and his long service to North Dakota with a focus on farming and state progress.
The candidate from Reedup, termed a strong ally of Adams and Hi aid him, pursues the 49th legislative district Republican nomination. Tins is presented as a rising local figure with real estate ties and past political roles, including a 1900 state convention appointment.
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