Native Kansan for Head of State Government
A native Kansan with deep knowledge of agriculture, labor, and industry. He has given great service to the state and stands next to Kansas needs. He is especially fitted to lead our State Government.
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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1936
Page
6
A native Kansan with deep knowledge of agriculture, labor, and industry. He has given great service to the state and stands next to Kansas needs. He is especially fitted to lead our State Government.
U S Senator Arthur Capper has served 18 years with faithful dedication. The record supports him as the peoples choice in this election.
For 57 years Mr. Hogin has been a Republic County resident and is well known for his qualifications. He has earned his way since youth and brings courtroom experience as an attorney. The party gains a consent to his candidacy and pledges justice in his administration if elected.
The document names candidates for lieutenant governor Carl E. Friend, secretary of state Frank J. Ryan, attorney general Clarence E. Beck, and superintendent of public instruction Ira O. Scott as part of a formal party slate.
One of the best qualified men in Republic County for State Senator. He has lived here all his life. He is a farmer and is trained in business and constructional work.
The speaker urges Charles to be returned as County Clerk, noting two of the county’s worst years, praising faithful service and efficient work, and calling for royal consideration to recognize his qualifications and leadership.
The committee endorses Parley for re election noting his efficiency as treasurer and praising his unopposed campaign. They compare him favorably with Mr Straad and affirm the county has had no more capable treasurer.
County Attorney Guy E Ward is a young man of sterling qualities. Born in Republic County he graduated from Belleville High School and holds an A B degree from the College of Emporia. He en-
The article profiles Guy Ward a Washburn College graduate admitted to the bar in 1936 practicing in Belleville. It notes his early work as a janitor and in the State Vehicle Department to fund studies, and his pledge to run the office impartially and economically if elected.
Laura Hill, with 17 years of teaching in rural and urban Kansas schools, seeks the county superintendent post. She holds a life certificate enabling teaching in any Kansas high school and has one term of experience in the office. She currently teaches District 59 and asks for support at the election.
Maurice Fate, Lincoln native farmer and stockman, seeks the third district county commissioner post urged by friends. If elected, voters will find him level headed and economical, with strong community ties. Central Committee endorses him highly.
Curtis Moore, a native of Republic County, is described as a young man with natural ability and four years of office training. Supporters say his character and ability make the Republican Party fortunate to have him as a candidate and urge voters to elect him in the coming election.
The article emphasizes that Mr Goodwin is known to every voter and capable of economic efficiency in office. It notes he cannot contact voters personally due to duties, but urges continued service through his reappointment to maintain past efficiency.
Local supporters urge Mrs Minnie Howard to run for Register of Deeds citing her long county residence, prior experience, reliability, and efficiency. They express confidence in her candidacy and seek friends' assistance in the upcoming election.
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