Announcements for County Assessor Nominee in Spencer County
The Democrat announces Martin Boehm as a Democratic candidate for county assessor of Spencer County Indiana subject to the will of the people at the election November 7 1922.
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Newspaper
Rockport Democrat
Location
Rockport, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1922
Page
15
The Democrat announces Martin Boehm as a Democratic candidate for county assessor of Spencer County Indiana subject to the will of the people at the election November 7 1922.
John Sweeney of Tell City announces his campaign for State Senate to represent Dubsis Perry and Spencer counties subject to the will of the people at the election on November 7, 1922.
Ohio township resident George Stevenson announced as a Democratic candidate for surveyor of Spencer County subject to the election on November 7, 1922.
John P. Chrisney announced as candidate for joint representative in the state legislature for Perry and Spencer counties on the Democratic ticket. The election is set for November 7, 1922.
Alvin B. Branch announces as a Democratic candidate for Spencer county auditor subject to the will of the people at the election on November 7 1922.
Joseph Reckelhoff of Harrison township is announced as a Democratic candidate for county commissioner for the third district, subject to the November 7, 1922 election. Joseph Haug of Carter township is announced as a Democratic candidate for county commissioner for the second district, subject to the November 7, 1922 election.
Robert J. Woods announces candidacy for county sheriff with the election set for November 7, 1922. He campaigns on public safety and law enforcement experience, urging support from local voters.
Announcements nominate James Jeffrey of Hammond township for treasurer and George Becker of St Meinrad for Harrison township trustee with election on November 7 1922. Also George H. Thompson named Democratic trustee candidate for Luce township. Local ad notes Basve Drug and Book Stores sells Victrola machines and Victor records with monthly restocks.
The notice proclaims Frank Lehnen as the Democratic candidate for Carter township trustee in Spencer County Indiana for the November 7 1922 election and states his candidacy is subject to the will of the people.
William G. Tableman is announced as a trustee in Clay township Spencer county Indiana subject to the will of the people at the designated locale. The notice signals a governance action pending further local approval and community involvement.
Thomas F. Seay declares as a Republican candidate for trustee of Ohio Township Spencer County Indiana subject to the will of the people at the upcoming election.
John H. Waninger announces as a Democratic candidate for Huff township trustee Spencer County Indiana, awaiting the will of the people at the election November 7 1922.
Township of Luce in Spencer County Indiana announces George Schessele as a candidate for township assessor. Election day is November 7 and votes will reflect the will of the people.
H. William Bahn declares his bid for the office of Clay Township assessor in Spencer County Indiana. The announcement frames a campaign focused on local property valuation and township administration.
Announcement lists Gilbert Gager as a candidate for assessor of Huff Township subject to the will of the people. Thomas Schneidter named as ship assessor of Huff Township. Election set for November 7, 1922.
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