John Rush for Sheriff Arcada Township Ad Card
Political advertising notice seeking support and votes for John Rush of Arcada Township in the sheriff race. The brief announcement emphasizes endorsement and campaign participation.
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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1912
Page
2
Political advertising notice seeking support and votes for John Rush of Arcada Township in the sheriff race. The brief announcement emphasizes endorsement and campaign participation.
A letter from Richard E Hughes addressed to Republican voters announces his candidacy for County Clerk at the August primaries. He pledges faithfulness to duties and notes endorsements from Circuit Judge and Gra tiot County Bar members.
A Republican primary message advocates Francis as a true earnest friend of the People. The brief note urges voters to support him in the August 2 election for Representative in Congress.
Voters are urged to consider a change of judge for the Probate Court after twelve years of service. The notice questions whether change is needed and notes that some counties have kept the same judge for twenty years. Enrolled Republican voters are reminded to attend the primaries and vote. Isaac S. Seaver addresses readers.
Hollie J Rose of Ashley solicits support for the Republican electors at the August primary. A Gratiot County native born in Washington township in 1884, he attended Wacosta High School and Central Michigan Normal at Mt. Pleasant. Rose served as Ashley school superintendent for four years and sat on the Gratiot County Board of School Examiners. Your vote for him in the primary will be appreciated.
E A Redman declares he will seek a second term as county drain commissioner subject to Republican voters at the primaries. He asks for support and votes, dated August 27.
John T. Mathews declares his run for the Democratic nomination for Gratiot County Probate Judge in the upcoming primary. He asks voters for consideration and support.
Candidate J Lee Potts declares the Probate Office a unique office and claims twenty years since leaving office with no chancery or law action against past work. He argues the office is safe in his hands for the next four years.
Local ad appeals for support of Republican candidate Alward in Clare County. The message claims broad neighbor endorsement and urges voters to back Alward, presenting a unified community push for his congressional bid.
Potter announces candidacy for Drain Commissioner of Gratiot County. He appeals to voters at the primaries on August 27.
A candidate running for representative in NATION COUNTY describes himself as a graduate of Ithaca High School and the University of Illinois, a lawyer for twelve years, and a lifelong Republican. He pledges clean politics, economy in public affairs, a square deal, and good business administration for all people.
A candidate plea from W A Seaman asks voters to support him in the August primaries. The message urges strong backing for the sheriff race, emphasizing the importance of the July and August campaign period.
For several months supporters urged John M Everden to run for Prosecuting Attorney. He declares candidacy on the Republican ticket and pledges full-time dedication to the office if nominated and elected.
Voter notice from Charles H. Goggin announcing candidacy for a second Republican term as Prosecuting Attorney. He pledges prudent economical administration and asks for voter support. Miss Dorothy Pringle of Grand Rapids is visiting Wright avenue. she attended the Wheaton Chick wedding yesterday morning at the Chick home.
Political appeal urging voters to back Francis King for governor and Progressive Party at the state level. Attorney general, secretary of state, and other offices referenced as part of a broad people’s ticket. Support requested for August 27 in the nomination drive.
A candidate declares intent to run for a second term as county treasurer of Gratiot County. The message appeals to Republican voters to approve and vote in the upcoming primary. The note emphasizes support from the party and asks for the voter’s backing.
Wesley T Parr signs a brief political announcement on the Republican ticket for Cearier County Sheriff in Michigan. He pledges support at the August primaries and thanks readers for their assistance.
Dusenbury campaigns for direct election of all offices, initiative referendum and recall, and anti child labor laws. An experienced legislator, he pledges progressive legislation and presents his record as a certificate of recommendation.
A political advertising note from Ithaca Michigan urges Republican voters to attend the primaries on Tuesday August 27 and vote for Fred W Griswold for Register of Deeds. It instructs voters to locate his name on the ballot and mark it with a cross.
Advertises the Rexall Shoulder Brace as perfectly adjustable and comfortable, yet cautions against continual binding. Promotes Grover's Drug Store as the sole seller, noting all sizes available and presenting the Rexall Store as the retailer.
Newel Smith, longtime Gratiot county resident and lawyer, seeks the Republican nomination for representative, boasting eleven years on the Gratiot Board of Supervisors and deep knowledge of local needs. Clinton Ison now owns the Al Wyant garage, with Nelson Lock managing Ford and EMF Co territory from Alma. The Hub Cafe will move this week from the Gaffney block due to growing patronage.
A bord has been placed in the soft drink parlor and a stand set up in the Esisen building where the cafe stood during the past winter. This action marks a temporary arrangement as the site serves patrons while awaiting further development.
Wilbur Ennis announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for sheriff at the August primaries. He seeks support from all party members.
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