Hill announces candidacy for County Clerk post
Mont L. Hill declares his run for County Clerk subject to the Republican primary. He cites support from friends and seeks party nomination in August.
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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1932
Page
5
Mont L. Hill declares his run for County Clerk subject to the Republican primary. He cites support from friends and seeks party nomination in August.
W G Bill Campbell announces his run on the Republican ticket for sheriff of Republic county. He seeks voter support at the August primary.
A candidate from the Second District of Republic County, Chas G. Aspgren, files for the Republican primary vote in August. He emphasizes party support and county leadership prior to the August primary election.
Oare T. Larson of Scania announces candidacy for Sheriff of Republic County subject to the August Republican primary and the will of Republican voters.
Local message from W. H. Helfer of Republic Kansas announcing his bid for sheriff on the Republican ticket and asking for support in the August 2 primary election. He states his decision to run and requests backing from friends in Secindia and nearby areas.
J HEREES announces his run for sheriff of Repub lic County subject to Republican primary voters in August. The filing names LESTER B BEAMES as the other candidate in the race.
Republican voters in the August primary choose candidate Frank Granstedt for the office of commissioner in the second district.
Ruth B. Nordman Loring announces candidacy for Sheriff of Republic County, subject to the will of Republican voters in the August primary election. She positions herself as a candidate for the party's nomination.
The nomination for Commissioner of the Second District of Republic County proceeds under the primary will. Frank E. Williams is named in the filing as a candidate.
Andy Moore states if he wins the nomination he will run a strict law enforcement campaign in the August Republican primary for sheriff. He vows to pursue tough enforcement platform and public safety priorities.
The report lists Henry H. Van Natta as a Republican candidate for Probate Judge in Republic County Kansas, detailing the official primary slate and voter guidance ahead of the August primary election.
Democratic candidate H P Herb Coombs seeks renomination for county clerk of Republic County subject to the August primaries.
Marvin E. Larson declares his run for Republic county superintendent of public instruction on the Democratic ticket subject to the August primary election.
Candidate Laura M. Hill seeks the Republican nomination for Superintendent of Public Instruction in Republic County. The selection is subject to Republican voters at the August primary election.
Dave Wallace announces his candidacy for Kansas State Superintendent of Public Instruction subject to the primary election. He pledges a businesslike and efficient administration if nominated and elected.
Tudor J Charles announces his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for county commissioner in the Second Republic County District subject to party rules and the August primary election. He emphasizes service and local governance.
For Republic County Register of Deeds re election on the Republican ticket the primary election is set for August 2 Mollie Hadachek seeks another term in office.
The Clerk of the Court for the District Court of Re Publici County nominates WM R Goodwin for the office in the upcoming primary election subject to the voters will.
County Attorney for the office of County Attorney of Republic County Kansas subject to the Republican primary election August 2 1932. Frank G Spurney.
Announcement for the nomination for treasurer of Republic County in the August primary, subject to Democratic voters. EARLE HANEL.
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 shall always regard the faithful performance of my duties as a debt I owe every citizen. Harry Bobenhouse
For Probate Judge Republic County Kansas subject to the will of voters of the Republican party at the primary on August 2, 1932. Adolph Nelson.
Ames R. Hyland announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for Judge of the District Court in the Twelfth Judicial District. He states the race is subject to Republican voters at the state primary. He signs as Ames A. Hyland.
Geo Jean Debeur recounts finds at an ancient Indian hut including a chief burial with a small urn, ceremonial pipe, bones, cooking stones, and varied woods in posts. Artifacts show mica trace pottery and a ruined altar with stones. The site is monetized via postcard sales for visitors. Debeur and companions spent Sunday in Washington, Kansas, and Beatrice, Nebraska.
Ruth Etting, Ziegfeld Follies star and radio recording artist, warns that singers relying only on radio or records lose connection with audiences. She advises returning to the stage to recapture inspiration, balance diction, and sustain dramatic effort. She cites Love Is Like That as a universal song and notes finding good material is hard.
Border roses in summer include Rugosa and hybrid teas that last into freezing weather. Blush to deep rose blossoms and bright red hips persist through winter, with several varieties suited to Kansas such as Red Radiance, Ophelia, Kaiserin Augusta Victoria, and Caroline Testout. Ernest Moller returned home to Dighton after a week visiting his brothers.
Lebanon Lodge No. 221 A F and A M announces regular meetings on the first and third Mondays each month. Visiting brethren are invited to attend. Lem Cooper W M and D Blakeley secretary sign the notice.
Supt and Mrs F W Stukenbroeker and family prepare to leave today for a vacation in the Ozarks. Mrs Oscar Bergstrom improves at home after illness. Hershel Kannier and Dewey Albert Keithly drove to Sabetha. Eunice Lundblade of Courtland dined with Mr and Mrs C C Cullers. Ruth Bell missed work at Hammer Grocery last week due to illness. Loren Dean Isaacson, son of Noble and ailing, is slowly improving from throat trouble. Fly time is screen time and lumber prices noted.
Mr and Mrs Grafton Nutter of Republic City visited Scandia Sunday evening. For a complete line of kitchenware, see A M Sanborn Lumber Co. Sale by M A Preble offers Stod Sol, the cleaning fluid.
Mr. and Mrs. E H Lewis and Hugh Etter returned Sunday evening from a week long tour through the Ozarks. Miss Mildred Larson spent Friday night and Saturday with the Misses Gladys and Helen Johnson.
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