General Political Information and Election Notices
The notice outlines petition and filing windows for U S senate and congressional candidates, state officers, and judges. It details petition signatures, party pledge rules, filing venues, and duties of county auditors, plus vacancy handling and nomination methods. It also includes agricultural notes on strawberry cultivation and market tips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Senate
Party Central Committee
U. S
New Catholic Marriage Law Urges Thoughtful Union
The Catholic churches nationwide adopt new marriage legislation per the papal document Ne Temere. Rev O Sullivan urges careful consideration before marriage as a sacred step, citing five regrets from hasty unions. Archbishop Farley backs church policy to preserve matrimony's dignity against infidelity and divorce.
Republican Candidate Declares Run For State Senate District 43
A candidate announces run in the Republican primary for State Senate District 43 with primaries on June 24 1908. If nominated and elected at the following general election the candidate pledges to represent the district honestly and to the best of their ability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Gray
William Black Announces Candidacy for Ward County Sheriff
In Minot North Dakota on March 5 1908 William Black of Chilcot Ward County announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for sheriff. He respectfully solicits the votes of Republican electors at the upcoming primary election in June.
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Minot
N. D
Ward County
North Dakota
Sherif
Ths
William Black
Chilcot, Ward Co
Candidate Announcement for District Representative Race
A candidate announces intent to run for district representative in Ward County North Dakota. The notice cites the June 24 1908 primary election and asks for Lie voters support. It is signed by O M Citamp lin of Surrey and TL F Butt as clerk of district court.
Announcement of C. Ross for Ward County District Court Clerk
Donaco C. Ross of Ryder North Dakota announces his candidacy for Clerk of the District Court in Ward County. He respectfully solicits the votes of Republican electors at the primary election to be held on June 24, 1908.
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Ward County
N. D
O. M. Citamplin
Surrey
Ward
North Dakota
Donaco C. Ross, Ryder
Bowbells
Register of Deeds
Strawberries Highlight North Dakota Agriculture and Politics
A mixed note covers growing strawberries in North Dakota, remarks on primaries for state and county offices, and examples from Sherwood North Carolina and local farms. It cites Senator Dunlap as a hardy, well suited variety and mentions Ward County sheriff race signals.
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Ward County
North Dakota
A. Sorenson
Sherwood
N. C
Bunzendahl
Forman
Sargent County
Johnson
Senator Dunlap
Ward County official seeks June 24 1908 primary support
Hugh H. Coleman of Bowbells announces candidacy for Ward County Register of Deeds and for the 43d legislative district House seat as a Republican. He asks Ward County and 42nd district voters for support before the June 24 1908 primary.
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House of Representatives
Ward County
Hugh H. Coleman
Bowbells
N. 1
Hendrickson Declares Candidacy For 43rd District House Seat
Ward County voters are informed that Stanley Hendrickson of Coteau North Dakota announces candidacy for the North Dakota House of Representatives from the 43rd Legislative District. He seeks Republican primary support in June and promises fair treatment and advocacy for district interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward County
House of Representatives
Tam
Stanle Hendrickson
Coteau
N. D
Insurgent Republicans Seek Nominations in North Dakota Primaries
Tam Twichell of Mapleton and Nehemiah Davis of Minot announce as insurgent and reform minded Republicans seeking the gubernatorial and ward county judge nominations. J W Fabrick also announces for County Auditor, all subject to the June 24 1908 Republican primaries and voter support.
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North Dakota
Bismarck
Treadwell Twichell
Mapleton
N. 1
Assessors Begin Work on County Property Valuations
J. W. Fabrick, County Auditor, urges residents to list property at full value for fair taxation. Assessors have sworn to duties, aiming for equitable valuations, with appeals by County Board to correct excesses or underassessments from prior year.
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J. W. Fabrick, Co
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