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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1932
Page
5
At the request of friends I announce my candidacy for the office of County Clerk subject to the Republican vote in the August primary election. Mont. L. Hill.
Bill Campbell announces his bid on the Republican ticket for sheriff of Republic County subject to the August primary voters.
For the office of County Commissioner from the Second District of Republic County, subject to Republican voters at the August Primary Election. Chas. G. Aspgren is the candidate.
The office of Sheriff of Republic County seeks Republican voters for the August primary. Carl T. Larson, of Scan ia, campaigns to win party backing and secure election to the post.
A note from W H Helfer of Republic Kansas announces his bid for Sheriff on the Republican ticket and requests support for the August 2 primary in Scandia and surrounding areas.
Lester B Beames announces his bid for sheriff revealing plans for a Republican primary race. He frames the campaign around law enforcement priorities and public safety in Republic County.
Republican voters in the August Primary consider Frank Granstedt for the office of commissioner from the second district. The candidate stake centers on local governance and district leadership.
Nomination to the office of Sheriff in Republic County is subject to the will of the Republican. Voters in the August primary election. Ruth B. Nordman Loring is the named party figure.
Frank E. Williams announces candidacy for the nomination as Commissioner of the Second District of Republic County subject to the will of the primary election.
In the August Republican primary Andy Moore announces his bid for Sheriff. He pledges a campaign on a strict law enforcement platform if he wins the nomination.
Henry H Van Natta announces his candidacy for Probate Judge of Republic County Kansas on the Republican ticket subject to the August primary.
Herb Coombs announces candidacy for county clerk on the Democratic ticket subject to August primaries. He will seek reelection to the Republic County post under party banner.
Democratic candidate Marvin E. Larson seeks the office of Superintendent of Public Instruction in Republic County. The race is set for the August primary election.
In Republic voters face a nomination contest for public instruction superintendent with Laura M. Hill as a leading candidate. The race centers on Hill’s aims to guide state education policy and school funding amid ongoing debate.
Statewide bid for public instruction by Dave Wallace as he declares candidacy for Kansas State Superintendent subject to primary election. He pledges businesslike and efficient administration if nominated and elected.
Journal fragment notes Tudor J Charles announces candidacy for the Democratic nomination for county commissioner in Second Republic County district subject to August primary election results. The text is an OCR fragment with several formatting errors.
Mollie Hadachek runs for re election as Register of Deeds of Republic County on the Republican ticket subject to the primary on August 2.
WM Goodwin announces candidacy for Clerk of the District Court of Re Public County subject to primary election. The statement declares intent to seek the office and to abide by party rules and local election processes.
Frank G. Spurney announces his candidacy for Republic County Kansas County Attorney as a Republican in the August 2, 1932 primary election.
Earle Hanel announces his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for treasurer of Republic County subject to the will of Democratic voters in the August primary election.
After careful consideration I have decided to become a candidate for re election as State Representative. During the time I have been your Representative I have endeavored to serve you to the best of my ability and I assure you that I shall always regard the faithful performance of my duties as a debt I owe every citizen of my state. Harry Bobenhouse.
A retrospective from 1922 to 1931 traces cultural shifts and events. It cites Babe Ruth, Halls-Mills case, flappers, radios, Prohibition, and stock market highs then collapse. Newspapers, fashion, taxes, and public interests show a volatile decade ending in depression.
Mrs Harriet West and Miss Mary West attended Concordia High School commencement last Friday evening. Dorothy Nichol daughter of Mr and Mrs E C Nichol was a member of the graduation class. E M Boggess advertises household furniture for sale. Kenneth Bedard of Superior visited relatives here. Mr and Mrs Lewis Wallin spent Monday evening with Clarence Mahan. Melvin Hulery traveled to Omaha on business.
Henry Peter son and Mr and Mrs D B Green with family visited relatives at Jamestown and Randall Sunday. Is your subscription paid up.
Lebanon Lodge No. 221 A. F. and A. M. announces Fellow members meet the first and third Monday each month. Visiting Brethren are cordially invited. W. M. Meena Lem Cooper and Sec. S. D. Blakeley are listed as officers.
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