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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1922
Page
4
The Silver Lake Record is published by The Record Pub Co with Brush and Hanson as proprietors. They are listed as the newspaper and printer for Silver Lake Indiana and are entered at the post office as second class matter.
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Republican candidates nominees announce for the Kosciusko Circuit Court Clerk office. George L. Wable E. J. Kinsey Russell H. Butler Nat J. Kline seek party support for the May 2 primary and urge Republican voters to consider them.
A list of Republican candidates for Kosciusko County treasurer on the May 2 primary includes A J Logan Warsaw Albert A Munson Wayne Township Elmer S Vandermark Seward Township Clyde Hill editor and Agans urging Republican voters to support their bids for nomination.
Hazel Bread ing announces candidacy for Republican nomination for Kosciusko County Auditor in the upcoming primary on May 23, 1922 with support from Republican friends. Victor Fuller of Van Buren Township also declares candidacy for the same auditor nomination in Kosciusko County, subject to the Republican primary on May 2, 1922.
A citizen states intent to file as a candidate for the Republican nomination for County Auditor and asks for votes and aid to secure the nomination in May 1922.
A brief editors note announces that the writer will seek renomination. The statement frames a campaign intent and requests consideration for political support.
TOM J. NYE announces his candidacy as auditor on the Republican ballot for the May 2 1922 primary. The notice identifies Nye as a Republican candidate seeking the office.
Milo Maloy of Van Buren Township announces his name will be presented for nomination as sheriff at the Kosciusko county primary on May 2. He asks Republican friends and acquaintances to consider him and show support.
A Lake Township resident declares candidacy for sheriff in the May 2 primary. The announcement targets Republicans and friends in the community.
A collection of notices from candidates Erank McKrill Hufher Levi Noggle and J Wesley Brown announcing their Republican primary bids for county sheriff on May 2, 1922 in Kosciusko County Indiana. They request support and canvassing efforts from Republican voters and friends.
Candidate Mabll Stewart announces intention to seek the recorder nomination at the May 2 1922 primary election in Kosciusko County asking for support from friends and voters.
Jasper K K Hover announces candidacy for recorder of Kosciusko county on the Republican ticket at the May 2 1922 primary. He asks Republican voters in Washington Township for their kind consideration.
A selection of notices announces candidacies for Kosciusko County Assessor in the May 2, 1922 Republican primary. Names include Scott Rover Monroe Township WH Beebe John F. Clymer Lake Township V Robison Tippecanoe Township Edmund Lash Harrison Township Clark L. Hatfield and others urging support and understanding that canvassing countywide is limited by current duties.
I am a candidate for nomination as coroner of Kosciusko County on the Republican ticket at the primary on May 2, 1922 and appreciate consideration from Republican voters, both men and women. J H S Smith M D.
Oliver C Tehel and Royce R Hildenbrand announce Democratic primary bids for Kosciusko County Clerk with ballots set for May 2 in the state. Tehel seeks nomination to the office, thanking Democratic voters and friends for support.
Morrison A. Rockhill declares candidacy for the Republican nomination for Prosecuting Attorney in the 54th Judicial Circuit. The primary election is set for May as part of the state nominating process.
William Gray Loehr announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for Prosecuting Attorney. He seeks a first term only and appeals to voters who urged his entry into the race. He is identified as Atty Loehr.
Public notice from Archibald Kirkendall announcing his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for Sheriff in Kosciusko County. The letter requests support from Democrats and indicates primary election day May 2. Charles W. Deardorf adds the message to back the bid.
George W. Irvin announces candidacy for Representative in the General Assembly pleasing Kosciusko County Democrats with support at the May 2 primary. Victor H. Wihrop likewise seeks the Democratic nomination for Representative in the Indians General Assembly subject to the May 2 primary.
H B Robinson announces his candidacy for County Assessor in Kosciusko County ahead of the Democratic primary on May 2. He currently serves as assessor of Seward township and has ten years of experience as actuary for the Kosciusko County Farmers Mutual Relief Association.
Dr J E B Saunders announces candidacy for Coroner of Kosciusko County subject to the Democratic primary on May 2 1922. He appeals to Democratic voters and confirms his bid ahead of the primary election.
Arthur J. Anglin announces his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for Commissioner of the Northern District of Kosciusko County. He asks the party to consider him at the May primary and thanks supporters for their consideration.
Lake township resident M. D. Yotter announces candidacy for the Democratic nomination for Township Trustee in Lake township. He notes long residence in Silver Lake, service as postmaster, loyalty to the party, and asks for support at the May primary.
Stanley Boggs announces his name will appear on the Republican ballot for renomination as County Surveyor. He notes that as a licensed engineer he meets the legal requirement for the practice. Your support will be appreciated.
Jonas B. Eaton petitions the Democratic voters for the county treasurer nomination subject to the primary decision. Eaton asks for support in the election process and outlines his candidacy.
Democrat candidate Art Tracy, a long time Kosciusk County resident and Lake township farmer, announces for the trustee nomination. He asks Democratic voters for their support and pledges to work as a dedicated party member.
Leslie A. Laird of Etna Township announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for Burveyor of Kosciusko County, pending primary on May 2, 1922. He notes prior residence in Silver Lake during 1916-1917 while teaching near town, and expresses familiarity with Silver Lake and surrounding area.
The candidate asks for help from friends and Republicans, both men and women, ahead of the upcoming primary.
Ezra W. Graham announces his declaration of candidacy for the Indiana General Assembly as a Republican. He states he seeks the May 2 primary vote and asks for support from Republican friends.
Floyd Stevens of Jackson Township announces his name will appear on the Republican ballot for the May 2 primary as a candidate for Representative for Ksciusko County. He expresses appreciation for any assistance from Republican voters.
A declaration from a Kosciusko County resident announces candidacy for county Auditor subject to approval at a meeting in Olay Township under the name Harry D. Forney.
Esther R Telener announces candidacy for County Recorder, subject to Democratic primary decision on May 2, 1922.
In a Democratic primary bid, Charles Schramm declares his candidacy for Sheriff of Kosciusko County, Indiana. He notes extensive farming, lifelong state residence, and calls himself public spirited and loyal. Allen E. Daugherty also solicits support as a Democratic sheriff candidate.
Augustus I. Bouse announces candidacy for Lake Township Trustee subject to the May 21 primary. He is a farmer and longtime resident of Take To, urging Republican support from all voters. F S Hayman asks Republican voters to consider his nomination for Lake Township Trustee and invites support from friends and neighbors.
A. J. Hill announces candidacy for nomination as Trustee of Seward Township to Democratic voters of Seward Township and requests consideration by both men and women in the May 2 primary. Noah L. Van Doran also states a candidacy submission for the same election.
In Kosciusko County local voters are urged to consider whether the prosecuting attorney role benefits or burdens public service. William Gray Loehr announces a one term bid, detailing his background from Indiana University and Harvard, legal practice since 1916, Army service, and a platform emphasizing duty, the Golden Rule in politics, and candid independence from any political ring. He seeks the Republican nomination and asks voters to judge his fitness by supporting two years of prosecuting duty if they agree with his approach.
A lifelong County resident files for the Democratic primary nomination for sheriff. The candidate states readiness to serve and emphasizes local roots and commitment to public safety as the nomination decision approaches.
Editors record show Joe Parker will appear on the Democratic Primary ballot as a candidate for Seward Township assessor. Your support on May 2.
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