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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1910
Page
2
H A Paulsen announces candidacy for County Clerk in Republic County. Primary election by Republican voters set for August 1910.
E. S. Nelson declares his run for Clerk of Court subject to Republican primary decision. He seeks party support and to advance his campaign in the upcoming primary contest.
Shkme er Thereby announces a candidacy in Republic county subject to the Republican primary decision. Names and phrases are unclear but reference a political bid and party process.
A. A. Burk of Courtland announces his candidacy for Probate Judge in the Republican primary in August. He seeks party nomination and urges voters to support his bid in the upcoming elections.
William Allen White argues Kansas voters must back insurgent candidates against Cannon lawmakers to preserve a free Republican party free of Wall Street influence. He warns the party risks alienating Kansans and aligning with Rhode Island and Aldrich politics, urging a united stand for a genuine Republican platform.
Limer Olson visited his parents in Kirk Neb and plans a Denver trip. John L Peterson sold and delivered 4000 bushels of corn at Courtland. Eric Mivickson handled the shelling. Mrs Snller, wife of the new Ee L operator, arrived with Mer and Mes Fuller will occupy the Taney property.
W F H Shoemaker of Aiteon township announces he is a Republican candidate for county assessor subject to the will of voters at the August primaries.
Henry Falcomer came home from Texas where he spent the winter and spring and will stay until fall. He intends to return to look after his crops later this year.
The letter attacks district Republicans Oye and Scott and others for lining with Wall Street and the party leadership. It accuses them of betraying Kansas by voting with the machine, seeking favors, and opposing local interests. It also targets Murdock and Madison for campaigns without Wall Street support.
Riekel, now with a Kansas City law firm, spent Tuesday meeting old friends before starting a two week vacation with his parents near Republic.
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