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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1931
Page
8
A Republican candidate asks Frederick voters for support on Tuesday June 9 marking their first bid for public office. The pledge promises wholehearted dedication to public service and welfare of the community.
The speaker pledges that his service as an Alderman will prove worthwhile and earnest. H. Noel Haller affirms commitment to the office.
A Democratic candidate for Alderman and City Register in Frederick urges voters to back steady, economical local governance. The message emphasizes opposition to further bonded debt and tax increases, commitment to Fire Department support, equal citywide consideration, and courteous, efficient administration.
The speaker urges voters to support on Tuesday June 9 and pledges full cooperation to develop the city with economy in mind. The message notes a first-time candidacy and appreciation for voters' influence.
Hunter Bowers participates in the election on Tuesday June 9 aiming to influence outcomes and mobilize voters amid local race dynamics.
The speaker references serving Frederick as Alderman for six years and seeks voter support to represent the city as mayor in the June 9 election. The message emphasizes dedication to citizens and asks for influence and backing.
Lloyd C. Culler appeals to Frederick voters to support him in a period of financial hardship. He promises to hire local labor for the Linganore Creek water supply development and opposes any further bonded debt or tax rate increase. He asks for influence and support at the polls on Tuesday June 9.
A nine year veteran alderman seeks another term pledging continued service for Frederick. He supports reforms for the city and opposes any tax rate increase.
John S. Renn appeals to Frederick voters by letter urging support at the June 9 election. He promises service if re-elected and opposes increases in bonded debt and tax rates amid low mood and unemployment.
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