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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1924
Page
5
Legal notice records indicate probate and guardianship filings with details to be consulted at the County Clerk or respective registries for further information including case numbers dates and parties involved.
A Republican primary election will be held in Bear Lake County Idaho on August 5 1924 from 1 PM to 7 PM at all polling places. Candidates listed include State Senator J W Jones of Montpelier and multiple district commissioners county officials and local candidates such as Alfred A Hart Levi Aland J Warren Sirrine H D Hymas John M Bee Stafford Cleveland W C Nye Amy Munk James Dunn Geraint Humphreys W Smith Hoge Oliver C Dunford James Jensen T L Austin and F M Williams with Paris Montpelier Bloomington Georgetown and other communities represented.
The notice lists local races including Precinct Committeeman for one, and delegates to the County Convention for one. It also calls for votes for Justice of Peace for one and Constable for one with one choice per office.
Voters in St Charles precinct face a three seat contest for precinct committeeman. Ballot asks to choose up to three candidates in this local party position with results determining local party leadership.
Voters in Bloomington are asked to cast a vote for one candidate for Justice of Peace as part of the upcoming election. The ballot lists Thres as the sole or top option for this office.
A brief notices delegates to the county convention are asked to vote for two. The item lists Liberty as the district or faction framing the delegate selections. The notice provides no further details on candidates or dates.
Fragmentary notice lists votes for delegates to county convention two positions, one for justice of the peace, and a precinct committeeman race at Bern precinct with candidates NOMAN and others unclear.
Delegates in Eight Mile vote for a single county convention representative. The contest centers on selecting one preferred delegate. Voters are urged to cast ballots by the designated election day at local polling sites.
Probate Judge Alma Findlay of Bloomington and Supt of School Mrs Seth C Kelsey of Montpelier appear on a public official roster. Surveyor Robert J A Birch from Montpelier and Coroner Joseph R Pendrey of Paris also listed along with Fish-Haven precinct committee members.
The notice urges voters to select five candidates for precinct committeeman in the upcoming election. It lists candidates and directs voters to cast votes accordingly at the polling place.
Voters in Wardboro face decisions on precinct committeeman delegates to county convention and a single justice of the peace race. Ballots list these local offices with one JP seat and delegate slots for party representation. Polls open as indicated with standard election procedures.
Voters choose one candidate for Justice of Peace and one for county convention delegates named Raymond. Ballot item lists a single post with a vote for one candidate toward the county convention.
Clerk J 8 Peterson certifies a true and correct list of candidates who filed nominations for various offices in Bear Lake County Idaho. The Clerk notes ex officio duties as District Court clerk auditor and recorder.
Clerk J B Peterson certifies the candidate list for Bear Lake County Idaho. The Democratic primary is set for August 5 1924 from 1 to 7 pm at all polling places. Candidates include State Senator Ola Transtrum and State Representative W Lous Perkins among others.
East Montpelier voters select delegates to the county convention nine votes for justice of the peace and one for constable. The snippet lists elections for local offices and delegate positions in a historically phrasing, urging participation.
Public notice announces a Progressive party primary in Idaho on August 1924. Voting hours 1 pm to 7 pm at polling places across counties for state and county offices, delegates to county convention, and precinct committeemen. Names and districts partially listed for Blooming ton Paris Lanark precincts.
Voters in West Montpelier Precinct are urged to choose one candidate for Constable on the ballot. The notice instructs voting procedures and marks the single selection clearly for the election.
I J S Peterson signs as clerk of the district court with initials and duty noted in incomplete legal notice fragment.
The notice lists various offices including the Clerk of the District Court as set forth herein.
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