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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1922
Page
4
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Harry Kline prints a message urging support for his renomination as county auditor. Tom J Nye notes the Republican primary date May 2 1922 and appeals for voters and friends to assist in securing the nomination.
A fragment notes Ezra W. Graham stating a May 2 primary date and appealing to Republican friends to back his candidacy. He emphasizes representing Republican principles and requests support from party peers.
Local notices urge Republican voters in Kosciusko County to consider Milo Maloy for sheriff from Van Buren Township and John F. Clymer of Lake Township for County Assessor, with primary day set for May 2, 1922. V Robison of Tippecanoe Township also indicates candidacy for the assessor nomination.
Multiple Kosciusko county residents announce their candidacies for the Republican primary on May 2 1922. Frank McKrill Horton C Huffer Levi J Noggle J Wesley Brown Edmund S Lash Clark L L Hatfield and others seek sheriff or county assessor with requests for support from friends and voters.
Announcements from E J Kinsey Russell H Butler and Nat J Kline show they will seek the Republican nomination for clerk of the Kosciusko circuit court at the upcoming primary on May 2. They urge Republican voters to support their candidacies and assist on primary day.
Multiple notices from Kosciusko County Republican voters announce candidacy for county treasurer on May 2 1922. Names include A J Logan Albert A Munson Elmer B Vandermark and Clyde Hill urging Republican voters to support their nominations.
IRA GANS announces his candidacy for Treasurer of Kosciusko County as a Republican in the upcoming primary on May 2. He states his duties will limit campaigning but asks for any support from voters.
A candidate announces run for Kosciusko County Auditor as a Republican. Victor Fuller of Van Buren Township states intent to seek the nomination at the Republican primary on Tuesday May 2 1922.
A speaker addresses Republicans in town and township stating intent to file as a candidate for nomination. The declaration signals forthcoming participation in local party processes and potential campaign activity.
The notice proclaims Effective Printing offers skilled workmen and modern presses for quality output. It highlights Hammermill grades of bond safety land and cover papers and invites potential customers to see the capabilities.
Mabel Stewart announces candidacy for nomination as recorder of Kosciusko county at the May 2, 1922 primary on the Republican ticket. She requests support from Republican friends and voters of the county. Jasper R. Hover supports the announcement from Washington Township.
Morrison A. Rockhill announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for Prosecuting Attorney of the 64th Judicial Circuit Indiana. The primary election is scheduled for May 2.
Dr J. B. Smith declares his candidacy for the Republican nomination for coroner of Kosciusko County in the May 2, 1922 primary. He asks Republican voters, men and women, to consider his bid and support him.
Francis Rager and family visited at the A Metzger home north east of town. Mrs M J Zimmerman returned from Ohio and visited Kendallville relatives. Mrs William Yates came from Warsaw to see her brother Frank Helser, in poor health. Dennis Parker rented a farm near Rochester for April. Estella Growcock visited W F Heber home from Columbia City. Several locals toured Peru last Sunday. Various calls, visits, and forthcoming coroners race noted. subscription agency offers for magazines and catalogues.
Oliver C Teel declares his name will appear on the Democratic primary ballot for nominating Kosciusko County Clerk of the Circuit Court. He thanks friends and Democratic voters for support on primary day May 2, 1922.
Esther R Felkner announces her bid for County Recorder subject to Democratic primary results on May 2 1922. She seeks the office to manage records and public documents in the county.
State law and town board ruling prohibit letting chickens trespass on others property. Owners are ordered to care for and pen their poultry immediately. Town Board.
Farmers are urged to ship livestock through the Co-Operative Shippers Association to save buyers commissions. Contact numbers 47 or 7 on 77 at Silver Lake exchange.
Mentone Indiana dealer Newtown Queen and Buckeye Brooders offer cost saving brooding methods chick feeding and guidance. Visit before purchase for information and assistance. 8818
Stanley Boggs declares his name will appear on the Republican ticket as a candidate for re nomination for County Surveyor and asks for support from colleagues and the public.
Leslie A. Laird announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for Surveyor of Kosciusko County subject to the May 2 1922 primary. Laird notes prior residency in Silver Lake during 1916 1917 while teaching near town and asks for local support. Etna Township leads support.
Candidate files declaration of candidacy for the office of Representative in the Indiana General Assembly to be voted on at the upcoming election. The filing confirms intent to seek state legislative office and participate in the electoral process.
The Town Board of Health calls citizens to remove heat attracting trash for public health and strict enforcement of an ordinance requiring hogs to be removed from the town before May 1 1922 for mutual benefit.
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