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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1914
Page
2
Sam Laughlin of Yadbill Oregon declares his Republican bid for state senator. He calls for two equal tax payments per year without penalties, consolidation of some state commissions, merit review of bills, no salary hikes without voter approval, quadrennial legislature, and laws improving moral conditions.
Roy Graves of Sheridan supports better roads and eliminating wasteful spending. He proposes cutting state appropriations to counties and instead taxing automobiles under a revised tax law providing one third due in April and two thirds in October.
A Republican candidate, W. T. Vinton, announces plans if nominated and elected in the coming May primary. He pledges to serve all people, push for lower taxes paid semi annually, and abolish unnecessary commissions. An advertisement runs for 25 dollars.
A candidate announces for County Judge of Yamhill County subject to voter approval in the Republican Primary in May. Hewitt says he grew up in the county and will serve the county and its citizens if elected.
The candidate, a 43 year old McMinnville resident, farmed in Yamhill for 30 years and runs threshing operations. A McMinnville College and University of Oregon graduate, he has practiced law, serves as City Attorney, and pledges fair, honest, businesslike county leadership with taxpaying value.
J W Bones of Carlton Oregon declares his candidacy for County Judge on the Republican ticket in the May 15 1914 primaries. He pledges full-time service to the office and county interests if nominated and elected in Yamhill County.
D Stout declares candidacy for county judge in Yamhill County Oregon on the Republican ticket subject to May primary voters approval. The notice filed from a political advertisement mentions the candidate and party.
In a campaign message, candidate Harry H. Belt seeks the Republican nomination for Circuit Judge of the district. He vows to keep justice as the main goal and asks for an opportunity to prove his fitness if nominated and elected.
Well known attorney Bias county resident for two years. Miller aged 21 lives on a farm ten years. Active in law for nearly three years at McMenville where he owns a home and other property. Fay endorses economical and efficient administration of the treasurer’s office. 25-Pdadv.
Mrs J F Scott of Sheridan seeks Democratic backing for county treasurer with a campaign note noting the 27th primary date. The message urges readers to support her bid in the upcoming election.
County clerk candidate C B Wilson faces GOP pressure over county seat representation as Newberg’s supporters claim a majority vote stake. Debate centers on countywide inclusion and political influence ahead of the next election.
For County Recorder candidate for the office, subject to Republican primary voters. May 15 election date noted. W. W. Nickell listed Carlton Precinct. Paid advertisement.
Mrs C L Sherwood of McMinnville Oregon announces candidacy for county recorder as a Republican subject to the May primary election. Pd Adv.
A. F. Arthur declares candidacy for sheriff of Yamhill County subject to the Democratic primary. He pledges to enforce all laws impartially, including liquor and moral statutes, with promptness courtesy impartiality and aggressiveness. He seeks support to secure the nomination and election.
Dan W. Feely announces his candidacy for sheriff of Yamhill County pending Democratic primary approval in May. His campaign slogan emphasizes aggressiveness in law enforcement and respect for the public.
W G Watt Henderson announces candidacy for re nomination as sheriff at the May 15 primaries. He pledges to discharge duties to the best of his ability and asks for continued support if his past record is satisfactory. 25-Pdady
McMinnville Oregon candidate Sandusky Wilson announces candidacy for county commissioner subject to Republican voters approval at the May primaries. He pledges economy in county affairs and support for good roads, urging Republicans to back a business like administration. The notice is signed Sandusky Wilson, 23 pdadv.
Charles E. Fuqua announces his candidacy for Commissioner of the Republican primary. He cites decades as a contractor and contract work as qualifications and pledges focus on good roads and protecting taxpayers' interests in Willamania.
A political candidate announces candidacy for the office of County Commissioner of Yamhill County on the Republican ticket. The letter from Wm. Gunning of Belle Vue Oregon expresses respectful intent and includes a payment note of 21-29 pd adv.
J C Pennington declares in a 28 page Republican party advertisement that if nominated and elected he will provide a square deal to all parts of Yam Hill County Oregon.
W. S. Allan of Dundee runs on the Republican ticket for county commissioner promising to manage county business like his own affairs. He emphasizes fiscal discipline and practical administration tailored to public needs.
County surveyor candidate H V Hering announces intention to seek re election. He highlights farm surveying as a specialty and years of county experience. Urges support at the primary on May 15.
A candidate for county surveyor on the republican ticket in the May primary expresses seven years as a county resident, plans to raise a family, and make the county his permanent home. He cites nineteen years of practice and technical qualifications, asking for voters trust and esteem.
Christian Science Society of Newberg Oregon announces Sunday services at 11 oclock in the Edwards building 608 First street opposite the post office. All are welcome to attend these services.
In Mation county the estimate shows a $1500 tax exemption would relieve one third of taxpayers from any payment while the other two thirds would cover the full amount.
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