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Newspaper
Roanoke Rapids Herald
Location
Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1936
Page
6
A set of Halifax County campaign notices announces candidacies for State Senator and various House seats, all subject to the Democratic Primary on June 6 1936. Candidates include Julian R Allsbrook T W Long Perry C Millikin L W Leggett Edward T Harrell John H Fenner M W Perry J Waldo Whitaker R H Arrington and others.
A batch of campaign notices for Halifax County Sheriff in the North Carolina Democratic primary set for June 6, 1936. Candidates Joe L. Riddick Clyde H. Madry Harry A. House S. M. Thompson submit messages urging votes and pledging faithful service.
Aurelian Springs resident S C Crawley announces candidacy for Halifax County Sheriff subject to the June Democratic Primary and pledges to make Halifax home if elected. J L Bass also seeks the post in a separate notice urging votes in the same primary.
Democratic and Republican notices urge Halifax County residents to vote in the June 1936 primary. N W Warren of Littleton and J Collier of Roanoke Rapids announce campaigns for county commissioner, urging support in the upcoming election.
For election to the office of Commissioner of Halifax County the action of the voters in the Democratic Primary is set for June 6 1936. Sub ject to that primary the notice urges participation and outlines initial electoral context.
Notices urge support for two candidates for Halifax County Recorder’s Court judge in the Democratic Primary of June 6 1936. Dr W A Carter of Weldon NC and Chas R Daniel of Weldon NC seek the recorder’s court seat with brief endorsements.
A campaign notice for W Bernard Allsbrook seeks votes for Solicitor of the Recorder's Court of Halifax County in the Democratic Primary on June 6 1936. It asks for vote and support and lists his Roanoke Rapids address 416-3p.
A campaign note urges support for a candidate seeking the office of Solicitor of the Recorder's Court at Halifax in the June 6 1935 primary. The appeal thanks supporters and invites further backing.
Democratic voters in Halifax County face a coroner primary on June 6 as candidates John D. Zollicoffer and Sam Young seek election or re election. Both submit appeals urging support and highlighting duties of the coroner office in Roanoke Rapids North Carolina.
Roanoke Rapids Sanitary District voters consider re election to the board at the June 6 1936 primary. Hugh D Camp and R E Cleaton Jr are the listed candidates with 41 and 6 4 as possible lines or designations.
The Roanoke ballot records show Wm. S. Dean winning the election with a 6 to 4 score in the contested race. Details indicate a tight contest and official certification followed.
Nominating statement by M. H. Hedgepeth pledging faithful duties if elected to the Roanoke Rapids Sanitary District Board.
W. E. Murphrey files a report outlining the duties of the Roanoke Rapids Sanitary District office as of June 4 in the 3t period.
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