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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1922
Page
4
Announcements from several candidates for the Republican nomination for clerk of the Kosciusko Circuit Court ahead of the May 2 primary. George L. Wable, E J. Kinsey, Russell H. Butler, and Nat J. Kline ask Republican voters for support and state they will canvass to secure the nomination.
A set of notices from Kosciusko County Republicans announces candidacies for county treasurer. Names include A J Logan Albert A Munson Elmiol a S Vandermark Clyde Hill and Ira Gans with May 2 primary dates and appeals for GOP support.
Auditor candidate Bazel Breading announces intention to seek the Republican nomination for Kosciusko County auditor in the coming primary on May 2, 1922. He states appreciation for the support of friends and fellow Republicans.
Victor Fuller of Van Buren Township announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for Kosciusko County Auditor. He states the primary will be held Tuesday May 2, 1922.
Harry Kline declares his candidacy for the Republican nomination for County Auditor seeking support and votes for the May 2, 1922 primary.
Fragmentary note declares intent to dictate for renomination. No clear names, dates, or places beyond general political framing.
TOM J. NYE announces as a Republican candidate for auditor in the upcoming primary on May 2, 1922 detailing his public service aims and the party’s ticket.
Milo Maloy announces as Republican candidate for sheriff in Kosciusko County at the May 2 primary and thanks friends for consideration. Ed Heacock also states intention to run for sheriff nomination in Lake Township.
Multiple candidates announce their Republican primary runs for Kosciusko County sheriff with May 2, 1922 voting date. Frank McKrill Horton C Huffier Levi J Noggle J Wesley Brown request voter support and acknowledge canvassing limits.
Announcement from Mabel Stewart seeks Republican support for the May 2 1922 primary nomination as Kosciusko county recorder. Jasper R Hover of Washington Township endorses the message and requests Republican voters’ consideration.
Lloyd Stevens of Jackson Township asks Republican voters for support as a candidate for nomination to represent Kisciusko County. He expresses appreciation for any assistance from party voters.
C. W. Harlan declares candidacy for re election to the Indiana General Assembly. He vows to serve all people and not tour the entire county while campaigning, emphasizing duty over canvassing.
Multiple announcements urge Republican voters of Kosciusko County to nominate candidates for County Assessor in the May 2 primary. Scott Hover Monroe Township Tama candidate W. H. Beebe John F. Clymer Lake Township S. V Robison Tippecanoe Township request reader support and consideration on primary day 1922.
Clark L. Hattefield announces his candidacy for the county assessor of Kosciusko County, Indiana, subject to the Republican primary on May 2. He notes his duties as Harrison Township assessor limit his ability to canvass widely and asks for support from friends and supporters. The notice is addressed to Republicans in the county.
The letters urge Democratic voters to support candidates in the upcoming primary. Jonas E. Eaton asks for consideration as Treasurer on the Democratic ticket. N C Isnebarger of Turkey Creek Tp and George Graff of Seward Township announce their candidacies for Kosciusko County Treasurer and seek Democratic voter support on May 2.
Harry D. Forney declares candidacy for nomination as Kosciusko County Auditor subject to party approval at the May 2 1922 primary.
Esther R. Felkner declares her bid for County Recorder, subject to Democratic primary decision on May 2, 1922.
W L Hunter of Winona Lake and Charles Schramm announce their candidacies for Kosciusko County Sheriff before the Democratic primary on May 2. Hunter notes past service as a marshal at Winona Lake and a long residence in Indiana. Schramm, a Harrison Two farmer, emphasizes eight years in the county and lifelong state ties.
For Prosecuting Attorney of the 54th Judicial Circuit Indiana, a Republican nomination date is set for the primary election on May 2. Morrison A. Rockhiel is the candidate.
A notice from J. S. Smith M D announces his candidacy for coroner of Kosciusko County on the Republican ticket in the May 2 1922 primary. He asks Republican voters including women to consider him.
William Gray Loehr announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for Prosecuting Attorney. He states he seeks a first term and only one term.
Primary day May 2 support requested by John F Davisson and George Hartter for Republican nomination as Commissioner Northern District Kosciusko County Van Buren Township. The request emphasizes voter backing from Republican men and women to appear on the ballot.
Allen E. Daugherty declares his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for Sheriff of Kosciusko County and requests the help of friends acquaintances and Democrats.
Archibald Kirkendall of Clay township files for nomination as Sheriff of the County subject to the Democratic primary. He notes lifelong residency in the county and dedication to public service.
As a licensed engineer, Stanley S Boggs announces his name will appear on the Republican ticket as a candidate for renomination for County Surveyor. Support is appreciated from voters and colleagues.
Announcement to Kosciusko County Democrats that Charles W. Deardorfy seeks the sheriff nomination subject to the Democratic primary on May 2. Support pledged to the candidate.
Leslie A Laird announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for Surveyor of Kosciusko County subject to the May 2 1922 primary. Resident of Etna Township and Silver Lake area notes previous winter teaching near town and familiarity with local people.
In a brief political note Nye requests assistance from friends and Republicans, both men and women, ahead of the upcoming primary as he pursues the county surveyor position.
George W. Irvin and Victor H. Gawthrop announce candidacy for the Indiana General Assembly representing Kosciusko County. They seek Democratic primary support on May 2, 1922. Both urge voters to consider them for the upcoming nomination.
Fred Mellencamp declares candidacy for Commissioner of the Middle District in Kosciusko County subject to Republican party decision on May 2, 1922. The message is a formal party announcement directed at Republican members and proceedings.
Ezra W. Graham declares his candidacy for the Indiana General Assembly as a Republican candidate. He states the primary election will be held May 2 and asks for the support of Republican friends.
The editor notes that my name will appear on the Republican ballot in the upcoming primary election on May 2, as listed on the official primary ballot.
A fragmentary ad note discusses placing an ad in these columns and mentions costs. The text hints that results follow if advertising is kept up.
Oliver Octeel and Royce R Hildenbrand announce candidacy for Democratic nomination for Clerk of the Circuit Court Kosciusko County in the May 2 1922 primary. They seek support from Democratic voters and friends.
Fragmentary note shows editors recording a nomination for county treasurer. Includes unclear references to the decision and party label with scattered punctuation and misspellings. No further names or dates clearly readable.
H B Robinson announces candidacy for County Assessor in Kosciusko County Democratic primary May 2. He is assessor of Seward township and actuary for the Kosciusko County Farmers Mutual Relief Association for ten years. L Festus Minear also seeks Democratic nomination, currently serving as assessor of Clay township.
Coroner candidate announces run for Kosciusko county office in the Democratic primary with support in Kosciusko county. The campaign notes a May 2 1922 date and seeks primary voters backing.
Arthur J. Anglin and Daniel E. Nef seek Democratic support in Kosciusko County for the Northern District Commissioner post. Anglin urges voters to consider him in the May 2 primary and thanks them for their attention. Nef joins as a candidate seeking party backing.
M. D. Yotter announces candidacy for nomination as Trustee of Lake Township subject to the Democrat primary. He has resided in Silver Lake for most of his life and served as postmaster for years, asking for support from Democrats of Lake Township.
Democratic voter notice from farmer Art Tracy long-time Kesciusky County resident and staunch Democrat. He says he will solicit and appreciates support from Lake Township voters for the trustee candidacy.
Augustus I. Bouse declares as Republican candidate for Trustee of Lake Township subject to the May 2 primary. He is a farmer resident of Lake Township and asks for voter support from both men and women. KF D Hayman also seeks votes for the same township post.
Democratic voters in Seward Township hear multiple notices from A J Hill Noah L Van Doran and Herman Swick announcing their candidacy for Trustee. They seek support at the May 2 primary and thank voters for consideration.
A resident announces candidacy for the nomination as trustee of Seward Township and invites consideration from the men and women voters at the May 2 primary.
Joe Parker will appear on the Democratic Primary ballot for assessor of Seward township. Support sought on May 2.
Charles V. Haines announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for Seward township Assessor. He asks for support from men and women voters at the primary on May 2.
Achievement tests across Kosciusko County reveal seventh and eighth graders struggle with common English words. Teachers urge daily spelling drills and revive old time spelling bees to raise standards, noting Milford pupils are generally strong while others are weak.
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