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Newspaper
The Bowbells Tribune
Location
Bowbells, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1914
Page
3
Two political notices announce candidacies for Burke County Sheriff in North Dakota. W C Heath of Bowbells and G I Poryer of Coteau pledge full dedication, economical administration, and a square deal if nominated and elected in the June 24 1914 Republican primary.
A jumble of candidacy statements from Burke County announces Republican bids for sheriff auditor and county register. Local residents from Bowbells Coteau and Ri Ry No 4 Bowbells outline terms, past service, and dedication to duty.
A series of public notices announce candidates for Burke County offices including County Judge Burke County Superintendent of Schools and County Commissioner First District. George Hansen Bowbells seeks re nomination for County Judge. C A Hecht Bowbells announces for County Superintendent. Hugh McGillivray Newport and Thos H Ruerson Bowbells enter race for County Commissioner First District on Republican ticket.
Several Burke County figures announce Republican bids in 1914 for Fortieth District representative county commissioner state attorney state senator and district court clerk. Names include FP A Leonard J B Emerson and W O Martin, with Davidson and others seeking primary support on June 24, 1914.
Former U S Senator A J Gronna declares re election bid on the Republican ticket. He filed the petition with the Secretary of State and addresses supporters through a publication stating his Senate and House record. He invites scrutiny of votes and measures and promises to rely on the State Publicity Pamphlet for his outlined record.
The Lansford Journal editor Will Holbein emerges as a favored candidate for commissioner of agriculture and labor. The Willis ton Graphic urges voters to back Holbein, praising his advertising acumen and farming knowledge as assets to promote North Dakota to eastern readers.
The old school house at Lignite will be sold to the highest bidder at a public auction in the village of Lignite on July 11, 1914, commencing at two o'clock P.M. Terms and other information available from the undersigned. Dated at Lignite North Dakota on the 15th day of June, 1914. A. H. Garberg, Clerk.
Matt C Hagen declares candidacy for re election as Burke County treasurer. He urges voters to support him in the Republican primary held June 24 1914, citing his management of the office since taking charge.
Oscar Linstrom of Noonan North Dakota declares for State Senator District 40 in the Republican primary on June 24, 1914. Stuart also seeks nomination for Representative, 40th District, Republican primary June 24 1914. Also mentions home improvements and local business advertisements with discounts and services from Bowbells Implement Co and Northern Telephone Co.
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