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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1914
Page
3
A Newberg Oregon nonpartisan gubernatorial candidate announces plans to endorse good bills from all parties and oppose bad ones, pledging to stand firm on principles regardless of outcomes. The paid advertisement urges voters to back a principled, independent approach.
A F P Arthur, the law enforcement candidate for sheriff, appears in a paid political advertisement.
A past official record for Captain H.S. Maloney commends voter attention. The notice appears as a paid political advertisement urging public engagement and participation in upcoming ballots.
Political advertising urging readers to vote for Republican Robi A Booth for U S Senator and listing party candidates, contrasted prosperity under Republican presidents with Democratic eras, urging voters to support Republican leadership and county officials.
County residents urged to reelect Captain H. S. Maloney who has served as county recorder. Paid political advertisement endorses his continued tenure and public service.
A devotional urging supports the coming election and celebrates God given rights. It applauds A F Arthur as an earnest worker who helped restore those rights and urges voters to elect him sheriff.
T B Handley born in Oregon thirty three years ago spent life in Tillamook and Yamhill counties. A Republican he served in the last legislature as Commerce and Navigation chair and a member of Judiciary and Forestry committees. He was described as able and conservative and pled to keep appropriations down.
Captain H S Maloney’s knowledge of surveying helped save many individuals money by detecting defective descriptions before official filing while he served as county recorder.
A. F. Arthur stands as the qualified choice for sheriff in the forthcoming election urging voters to support his candidacy based on experience and public service.
Candidate Earl A. Nott outlines platform for Oregon state senate from Yamhill County. He champions prohibitions with strict laws, centralized efficient government, gubernatorial veto on separate items, semiannual tax payments, careful legislation, and nonpartisan merits without logrolling.
A. F. Arthur receives official support from Paidado and appeals to law abiding citizens to vote for him, highlighting his commitment to enforcement and public safety.
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