Candidate Announces Candidacy for North Dakota 14th Legislature
Representative announces candidacy for the 1914 primary on June 24, seeking re election to the 14th Legislative Assembly. He asks Republican voters in the 49th District for approval and pledges to support district and state development. He promises better schools, cheaper communication and transport, voter power, economical administration, and justice to state institutions.
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14Th Legislative Assembly
North Dakota
Forty Ninth Legislative District
Otto A. Jacobson for Adams County Register of Deeds
To the Republican voters of Adams County I announce my candidacy for the office of Register of Deeds in the June 24 1914 primary. If nominated and elected I will give the duties personal careful attention. Your support is appreciated. Otto A. Jacobson.
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Register of Deeds
Adams County
Otto A. Jacobson
Adams County Candidate Seeks Adams County Register of Deeds
Warren E. Thayer announces his candidacy for Register of Deeds in Adams County. He pledges to serve all residents to the best of his ability if elected.
Walter F. Kelly Seeks Republican Nomination for Adams County Auditor
County voters are told Walter F. Kelly seeks the Republican nomination for Adams County auditor. He pledges careful attention to duties, cites familiarity with office details, and asks for past supporters to back him in the coming primary. The message ends with a note to Adams County voters regarding the State's Attorney race.
Moen Seeks Republican Nomination for Adams County Attorney
The Office of State's Attorney of Adams County North Dakota on the Republican ticket solicits support at the June 2 1914 primaries. Henry Moen Hettinger ND pledges if nominated and re-elected to continue careful enforcement of laws and deliver honest efficient service to the county.
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Adams County
North Dakota
Tof Henry Moen
Hettinger
N. D
County Sheriff Candidate Seeks Adams County Support
The Republican nominee H. J. Stieken pledges best attention to Adams County Sheriff duties, aims to serve a second term under North Dakota law allowing two consecutive terms, and thanks voters for past support.
Adams County Elections Notice Candidacy Appeals
County area notice announces re election bid for County Superintendent of Schools Adams County subject to voters at primaries June 24 1914 and notes 1918 law allows Non Partisan Nomination. Also a Republican bid titled for Adams County Treasurer by Edmund Ward former County Commissioner seeking support at polls June 24.
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Adams County
Schuls
Oscar Erlandaon Seeks Adams County Treasurer Nomination
Adams County resident and taxpayer for six years seeks county treasurer nomination. pledges full-time dedication, efficiency and economy in office if nominated and elected. respectfully submitted by Oscar A Erlandaon. Ju24-pd
Farm Loan Request Across Counties and States
A farmer seeks multiple loans of 500 dollars for land in Perkins County and 1000 to 1300 dollars for improved farms in North Dakota. Contact Office First National Bank Building Lemmon to arrange funding. Finch, D. F. A., signs the note.
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Perkins County
North Dakota
First National Bank
Lemmon
D. F. A. Finch
Strayed horses with reward in North Dakota notice
A stray horse notice from W M Anderson of Spring Butte North Dakota offers a $20 reward for locating a dark bay mare branded 808 on the right thigh and 10 on the right shoulder, a black two year old gelding with white facial stripe and brand A on the right hip, a two year old mare with same brand, and a bay yearling colt branded the same. The entry is dated June 21.
Women of Chicago vote marks dawn of equal voice in city affairs
The first day of women voting in Chicago produced a political milestone as aldermen were elected and the broader implications of universal suffrage began to register. The event sparked celebration and reflection on democracy, with women and men voting jointly yet independently and recognizing equal political weight.
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Chicago
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Boston
New Orleans
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Local farmers busy as wheat sown and rye grows
Crowded field notes from Valley Park and nearby farms report heavy sowing of wheat and ongoing rye growth. Visitors include Mrs Schuesster at the Odoxaged Shout and Glee Nickeson and Selma Amberg at Riverside Farm. Farmers Equity meeting held at Ferrel. school year ends Friday with Nickeson presenting to pupils.
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Hans
Carl Aubert
Valley Park
FW. Schuesster
Parsons
Lokbie
Mike Hedgrann
Kraneman
Whitene West
Glee Nickeson
Selma Amberg
Hiverside Farm
Farmers Equity
Ferrel
Gipe Nickeson
Presbyterian Church Services Schedule
Church notes outline Morning Service at 10 30 a m Sunday School at 11 45 a m Evening Service at 8 p m Prayer Meeting Thursday 7 30 p m Choir Practice 8 30 p m Rev Martin Hyink pastor presiding at Spencer Memorial Church area
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Presbyterian Church
Martin Hyink
Presbyterian
Spencer Memorial Church
St Marys Church and Trinity Episcopal Services Schedule
St Marys Catholic Church led by Rev John Frei offers regular services on the first and third Sundays with Early Mass at 7:00 a.m High Mass at 10:30 a.m Sunday school at 2:00 p.m and Veapera and Benediction with Mass during the week at 8:00 a.m Trinity Episcopal Church under Rev W J Wicks holds services on the first and third Sundays with Morning Prayer and Sermon at 11:00 a.m Sunday school at 12:00 M and Evening Prayer and Sermon at 8:00 p.m
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Trinity Episcopal Church
W. J. Wicks
Baptist Church Schedule at Lemmon and Orange School House
The notice lists Pastor Pierre N. Fredin and Sunday services at 11:00 a.m. Preaching sessions occur on the 2nd and 4th Sundays at 7:30 p.m. including early morning services 10:00 a.m. Be B. Y. P. A. services at 7:30 p.m. The Orange School House hosts Sunday School at 2:30 p.m. with a 3:00 p.m. service.
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Lemmon Pierre N. Fredin
Orange School House
Young's School
Seed corn sale offers limited varieties to buyers
Seed corn offered from a farm five miles northwest of Petrel. Ten varieties of weed corn matured in 80 to days from pure seed and hand cultivated. Buyers may enter the field, select their own ears, and place orders at the farm or by addressing Seidschlag at the Petrel farm.
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Petrel
Seidschlag
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