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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1932
Page
3
Mont L Hill announces his candidacy for County Clerk subject to the Republican primary. The notice attributes the move to support from friends and seeks party backing in August.
TI announces Republican bid for sheriff of Republic County subject to August primary. Campbell signs name as BILL CAMPBELL and asserts commitment to voters.
Commissioner candidate Chas G Aspergren declares run for County Commission in Second District Republic County. Statement notes candidacy is subject to Republican voters will at August primary election.
An announcement states T Larson seeks the Republican voters support for Sheriff of Republic County at the August primary, asserting candidacy within the party.
W H Helfer of Republic Kansas announces decision to seek the Republican nomination for sheriff. He asks supporters to back him at the August 2 primary.
Sheriff candidate Lester B Beames files declaration of candidacy alleging intent to seek the Republican nomination for sheriff at the August primary. The announcement targets Republican voters and outlines focus on law enforcement leadership.
Republican voters in the August primary head to the ballot to nominate Frank Granstedt for the office of commissioner from the second district. His campaign focuses on local governance and public services.
For Sheriff for the nomination to the office of Sheriff of Republic County subject to the will of the Republican Voters in the August primary election. Ruth B. Nordman Loring seeks the Republican nomination in Republic County.
Frank E Williams is named as the Republican nominee for Commissioner of the Second District in Republic County for the August primary. The endorsement anchors local party efforts as voters prepare to cast their ballots in the upcoming election.
Andy Moore announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for Sheriff of Republic County subject to Republican voters. If nominated he pledges to run on a strict law enforcement platform.
Republican Henry H. Van Natta runs for Probate Judge of Republic County Kansas in the upcoming August primary election. The notice emphasizes the party and office seeking voter support.
H P Herb Coombs announces re election bid for Republic County Clerk on the Democratic ticket subject to August primaries.
Marvin E. Larson announces his candidacy for the office of superintendent of public instruction in Republic County on the Democratic ticket, subject to the August primary election. He emphasizes educational reform and district leadership as key platforms.
In the Republic primary election the nomination for superintendent of public instruction centers on Laura M. Hill as the leading candidate. Her bid highlights education reform aims and administrative experience.
Dave Wallace announces his candidacy for Kansas State Superintendent of Public Instruction subject to the primary. He promises a businesslike and efficient administration if nominated and elected.
Tudor J Charles seeks Democratic nomination in Second Republic County District for the August primary election. Voters decide the fate of his candidacy under party guidelines and local race rules.
In Republic County the Republican candidate Mollie Hadachek announces her bid for re election as Register of Deeds subject to the August 2 primary.
WM R GOODWIN announces candidacy for Clerk of the District Court of Republic County subject to the will of the primary election. The notice is filed as a public declaration of intent.
Frank G. Spurney announces his candidacy for County Attorney of Republic County Kansas subject to the Republican primary. The election date is August 2 1932.
Treasurer candidate Earle Hanel files for the Democratic nomination in Republic County. He seeks voter support in the August primary, asserting his bid is subject to Democratic will.
After careful consideration I have decided to become a candidate for re election as State Representative. I have endeavored to serve you to the best of my ability and I assure you I shall always regard the faithful performance of my duties as a debt I owe every citizen of my state. Harry Bobenhouse announces candidacy.
Voters in Republic County Kansas elect a probate judge in the Republican primary to be held August 2 1932. Adolph Nelson is a candidate listed for the position.
District Judge James R Hyland announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for Judge of the District Court in the Twelfth Judicial District subject to Republican voters at the August primary.
William Allen White laments mass youth unemployment across the nation. He argues twenty somethings face barred opportunities and stagnant lives, warning of a deep social crisis unmatched since colonial days. He cites Miller family backing and calls for a state printer like Quinn Miller to lead.
Community members, including Loren and Harriett Howe families, the Thompsons, the Scotts, and several Wrights clan, gathered for river picnics and visits in Belleville and Concordia Park. Relatives from Richmond California and Oregon traveled to join relatives, with dinners and social calls among neighbors and extended families.
Local residents from Kansas City Concordia and Clay Center gather for visits and dinners. Names include Mrs Harold Robert, Mrs Russell Carlgren, Mrs C Fr Carlgren, Edward Carlgren home callers, G W Wright family, Jim Mahan, Jack Larsen Eugene, Hattie Bartlett, Omer Olson, Warren Scott, Harriett Walter, Bernie Lash, Walter Brewer’s party, and Kullberg family. Community hosting spans Friday to Sunday with a mix of calls, dinners, and a birthday-style gathering.
Mrs Glen Housholder hosts followed by a string of weekend and weekday visits among Mitchell Courtland and Glendale residents. Guests include Mr and Mrs Dee Milner, Archie Larson, Mrs Edna Whitley and Beverly Ann, Miss Nellie Jones from Glendale, and others traveling to or from Mankato and Courtland.
Call George Strom berg at 149 for pickling cucumbers. Hats dresses novelties and notions offered at your own price by Ellen Loring. Mr. and Mrs Wayne Carter of Almena spent the weekend at the W S English home.
Miss Marian Moses of Great Bend stayed with G. W. Nimocks over the weekend. Miss Agnes Ocobock of Republic visited Saturday to Tuesday with Ruby Sundine and Wilma Chivvers. Mrs Nellie Downing of Kansas City spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs John Thomas. A M Bettis Gust Samuelson Phil Cahill Elvin Lee and R J Bettis motored to Morganville Sunday. George Harris of Kansas City left Wednesday night after visiting M A Preble and Mr and Mrs Parlee Plotner.
Miss Kathryn O Loughlin Democrat candidate for Congress from Kansas sixth district spoke in Scandia last Saturday in support of her campaign. Gladys and Helen Johnson arrived from Kansas City Friday for a ten day visit with their parents Mr and Mrs Joe Johnson and other relatives and friends.
The Misses Ethel Nelson and Beulah Anderson, who worked in Kansas City for several months, have returned home to spend the summer. The note promotes a New Perfection High Power Oil Stove for farm cooking from A. M. Sanborn Lumber Co.
Jim Brown visited Des Moines Iowa for a few days with relatives. Lacey Simpson Republican candidate for governor toured Scandia on Friday to campaign.
Mrs. Marie Christy of Omaha and Miss Mildred Rydvall of Kansas City went home Tuesday after a week visiting their parents Mr and Mrs August Rydvall.
Mrs Grace Brunnemer of Jewell City stayed with her niece Mrs J H Nunn and Mr Nunn and Max last Thursday She attended court in Friday and visited her sister Mrs John McCrossen and Mr McCrossen
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