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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1922
Page
4
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Announcements from George L. Wableh E J Kinsey Russell H Butler Nat J Kline urging Republican voters to support them in the upcoming May 2 primary for the Kosciusko Circuit Court clerk nomination. They request Republican voter backing and explain limited canvassing due to duties.
Several candidates announce for the Kosciusko County treasurer nomination on May 2. A. J. Logan, Albert A. Munson, Umer Vandermark, Clyde Hill, and Ira Gans seek Republican primary support with pledges of duty and gratitude to voters in Warsaw and surrounding townships.
Hazel Breading and Victor Fuller announce bids for the Republican nomination for Kosciusko County Auditor. They urge party support for the primary election slated for May 2, 1922, with emphasis on local towns and townships.
A fragment notes gratitude from a publican to the aid of his brigade and supporters during the Republican primary held on May 2, 1922. It mentions auditor duties and appreciation for assistance.
Milo Maloy of Van Buren Township seeks the Republican nomination for sheriff at the May 2 primary in Kosciusko County and asks friends for consideration. Ed Heacock of Lake Township also announces candidacy for the sheriff nomination at the May 2 Republican primary and requests support.
Multiple Republicans in Kosciusko County announce their candidacy for the sheriff nomination in the May 2, 1922 primary. Horton C Huffier Levi J Noggle and J Wesley Brown state their names will appear on the ballot and seek voters support while noting limited canvassing.
Statement from Mabul Stewart announcing candidacy for Recorder of Kosciusko County in the upcoming May 2 1922 primary election and asking for the support of friends.
C W Harlan of Jackson Township announces as a Republican candidate for a second term as Representative in the Indiana General Assembly. He pledges to serve all the people and focus on statewide matters rather than canvassing the entire county.
Scott Hover of Monroe Township declares a declaration of candidacy for the Kosciusko County assessor subject to the Republican primary on May 2. He notes duties in Monroe Township will limit county canvass but seeks support from friends.
Several Kosciusko County residents announce candidacies for County Assessor in the Republican primary. W H Breer, John F Clymer Lake Township, S V Robison Tippecanoe Township, and Edmund Lash Harrison Township request support for the May 2, 1922 primary.
Jonas Eb announces candidacy for Democratic Treasurer of Kosciusko County. George Graff and N C Isnebarger echo support and request Democratic voters’ consideration at the May 2 primary.
Harry D. Forney informs the Democratic voters of Kosciusko county that he seeks nomination for county auditor subject to approval at the May 2 1922 primary. He requests support from party electors.
Esther R. Felkner declares her run for County Recorder subject to the Democratic primary on May 2, 1922. She positions herself as a candidate seeking election in the county office race.
Charles Schramm announces his candidacy for Kosciusko County Sheriff before the Democratic primary on May 2. A Harrison Two farmer born in Jay County, he has resided in Kosciusko for eight years and asks voters to review his public record.
Jasper R. Hover of Washington Township declares his candidacy for nomination as recorder of Kosciusko County on the Republican ticket at the May 2 1922 primary. He asks for kind consideration from Republican voters of the county.
Morrison A Rockhill announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for Prosecuting Attorney in the 54th Judicial Circuit Indiana. The primary election is set for May 2.
Clark L. Hatfield, present assessor, writes to Republicans in Kosciusko County urging support for Tama’s candidate for County Assessor. He cites limited time for canvassing and asks for friends and supporters to assist.
In a primary notice J. S. Smith M D announces his candidacy for the coroner of Kosciusko County on the Republican ticket at the May 2, 1922 primary. He asks Republican voters, men and women, to consider him.
William Gray Loerr, attorney, announces candidacy for the Republican nomination and for Prosecuting Attorney for a first term. He asks supporters not to be disappointed and to back his bid.
Stanley Bogg s announces his name will appear on the Republican ticket for re nomination as Kosciusko County Surveyor. Leslie A Laird also seeks the Republican nomination for Kosciusko County Surveyor with a note of local ties to Silver Lake and Etna Township.
Multiple Republicans in Kosciusko County announce candidacies for county commissioner posts. John F. Davisson and George Hartter seek the Northern District nomination from Van Buren Township, while Fred Mellencamp campaigns for the Middle District in Warsaw.
County official George A. Nye thanks friends and Republicans of both sexes for support in the coming primary election.
Ezra W. Graham announces to Record readers that he filed a declaration of candidacy for the Indiana General Assembly as a Republican. He asks Republican friends for support as his name appears on the Republican ballot in the May 2 primary election.
Allen E. Daugherty announces his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for Sheriff of Kosciusko County and asks for support from friends, acquaintances and fellow Democrats.
RCHIBALD KIRKENDALL announces candidacy for County Sheriff subject to the Democratic primary. He notes lifelong residency in the county and current residence in Clay township.
Arthur J. Anglin declares candidacy for Commissioner of the Northern District of Kosciusko County. He seeks Democratic primary support and asks for consideration from party voters.
Daniel R. Nep announces his candidacy for Commissioner Northern District in Kosciusko County. He asks for support from men and women voters at the Democratic primary on May 2 and expresses appreciation for consideration. Turkey Creek Township.
Democrat M D Yotter announces candidacy for Lake Township Trustee subject to the May 2 Democratic primary. A lifelong Silver Lake resident and former postmaster, he asks for Democrat support.
Democratic candidate Art Tracy, a Lake Township farmer and long Kosciusko County resident, declares his bid for township trustee. He asks Democratic voters for their support and pledges continued party work and community service.
Augustus I. Bouse announces his candidacy for Lake Township Trustee. He is a longtime farmer resident and seeks primary support on May 2.
Charles W. Deardorff announces candidacy for the Democratic nomination for Kasciusko County Sheriff. He asks Democrats to support him at the May 2 primary and thanks supporters.
A candidate in Kosciusko County declares his bid for nomination as Representative in the General Assembly and asks for support at the May 2 1922 primary.
Oliver and Royce Hildenbrand announce candidacy for Democratic nomination for County Clerk of Kosciusko County. Primary date indicated as May 2 or May 25 1922 with appeals for Democratic voters and support.
Victor H. Gawthrop declares his candidacy for Indiana General Assembly representative in Kosciusko County. He asks Democrats for support in the May 2 primary election.
D Hayman announces candidacy for Lake Township Trustee and asks Republican voters and friends for support. He expresses appreciation for any consideration and invites all to consider his bid.
An announcement from L Festus Minbar running for County Assessor in Kosciusko County. He currently serves as assessor of Seward township and has ten years experience as actuary for the Kosciusko County Farmers Mutual Relief Association. His name appears on the Democratic Primary ballot for May 2.
A political notice announces candidates for Seward Township Trustee in the Democratic primary on May 2. A. J. Hugh and Noah L. Van Duran seek nomination and appeal to men and women voters for support.
Letter from Herman Swick notes the May 2 primary date for the Seward township trustee race and seeks support as he cannot complete a full canvass, asking for votes from men and women voters.
A political notice declares a candidate seeking nomination as trustee of Seward Township. The speaker asks Seward voters to consider them at the May 2 primary and expresses appreciation for any support from men and women voters.
Joe Parker appears on the Democratic Primary ballot as candidate for Seward township assessor. Support requested for the May 2 election.
Chas V Haines announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for Seward township assessor and appeals to men and women voters for support at the May 2 primary.
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