Postoffice Notice in Martras Oregon 1908
Public notice appears under authority of state Act in Martras Oregon. The document references a government act and dates from 1908.
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Newspaper
Madras Pioneer
Location
Madras, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1908
Page
4
Public notice appears under authority of state Act in Martras Oregon. The document references a government act and dates from 1908.
Dr I J Coe misses ballot spot in Lake County petition fault. Secretary of State disqualifies due to verification error though circulator qualifies. Coe drew strong support in Multnomah and eastern Oregon factions expect Geer to gain more votes.
The Crook county electorate is urged to elect N C Ellis of Bend as county judge. He is described as a capable business man free from old county political influence. Ellis pledges good schools, good roads, tax equalization and fair treatment for all parts of the county.
As primaries near, ex Governor Geer appears poised to win the Republican nomination for the district. His four terms in the legislature and four years as chief executive give him a clear lead over rivals. Geer carried Crook county in his 190...
The nominating primaries will be held throughout the county on Friday April 7. Voters are urged to turnout force and help nominate men for the offices to be filed. Participation is as important as voting in June as a duty of good citizenship.
Kutelier precinct with 19 percent turnout draws many candidates for county offices as campaigns focus on the Republican base. About 148 voters are registered Republican, giving the party a key target ahead of next week’s events.
Political column argues H M Cake will win the United States Senate nomination on April 7 with strong support across Oregon. It cites expected Multnomah County gains, loyal press backing, and Cake as a clean, candid speaker who dodges no issue in a statewide campaign.
T. T. Geer seeks the Republican nomination in the Second District outlining liberal waterway appropriations, job opportunities for labor and capital, and government control of corporations.
J F Buaschanp of Bend Oregon announces candidacy for County Judge on the Republican ticket. He asks Crook County voters to support him at the April primaries, noting the date as April 17 105.
Public notices from Crook County urging Republican and Democratic voters to nominate or elect a County School Superintendent candidate at April primaries. Names include Kt. A. Jom W. Be Coon and M. A. Lemay in Oregon.
Voters in Crook Klamath Lake and Grant counties are urged to consider candidates for joint representative in Oregon’s Twenty-first District. Dietrick of Oregon and HH Baarrats of Parkley announce their candidacies ahead of the April 17, 1908 Republican primary.
A Republican candidate declares pursuit of the joint senator nomination to represent the district comprising Crook Klamath and Lake counties and HelL Homiarte. The statement outlines intent to serve in the upper chamber and seeks support from voters in the listed counties.
Dr George H Merryman announces candidacy for Biute Senator from this district. He previously represented this county in the last legislature.
A fragmented slate of campaign statements from Oregon leaders outlines endorsements for a joint senator seat covering Klamath Lake and Crook counties. The text praises statewide influence, urges voter support, and promotes integrity in weights, measures, and politics while naming Brice as a Democratic rival.
County surveyor announces candidacy on the Republican ticket for the office. Primary day is April 17, with preparations for the ensuing election.
County Treasurer appeals to Crook County voters for another term on the Republican ticket name WK Kis proposing to continue administration of the office during the present term.
Wannes Brown announces candidacy for County Clerk as a Democratic primary hopeful to be decided in April. The statement signals campaign plans and party backing.
The notice announces candidates for sheriff on separate party tickets. Frank Wiwinn seeks Crook County Republican support in April primaries. W Castiurton and Pauling Or announce for Onronk County sheriff under Democratic ballots with April 17 deadlines.
Per district attorney subject to voter approval of Crook and Wasco counties LT announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for district attorney of the Seventh Judicial District at the coming primaries if nominated and elected he will discharge the duties faithfully as the law provides. Fann W. Wipes, The Dalles, Or.
A message to voters in the 7th Judicial District asks Republicans to back the speaker in the upcoming district attorney primary election. It emphasizes merit and asks for votes if deemed worthy of support.
A candidate for Crook County assessor announces candidacy subject to Republican primary approval set for April 17 1908. Nominated by I F Jones from Hodmond Or, urging Republican voters to support the bid at the upcoming primary.
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