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Newspaper
The Lemmon Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1912
Page
2
Adams county political notices discuss Taft delegates and national convention planning. Candidates Hjort Johns Stinger Hurt Johns Johns reelection debates, press issues, and local shifts toward Republican nominees for state offices in Adams Hettinger counties. Also ads and sale notices for farm loans potatoes and a team of horses.
Perkins County Commissioners named Prof. F. S. Salisbury of Lemmon as Lemmon school superintendent to fill the unexpired Vallin term. He will finish this school year with Miss Mary Hanson as deputy, then depart after vacation. The party of travelers including A. J. Earling met locals at the depot with a reception and praise for the community.
Citizens of Pere kings County hear CW STRAMPHER announce candidacy on the Rejullienn ticket for the Office of Stave Henpesentative from the 3rd District. A farmer from Vadersen town, he pledges to work for what is just and right and asks voters to consider his record and vote. He also states support for the June 4th Senate election outcome.
A candidate for Perkins County treasurer announces intent to seek the nomination at the upcoming primaries. The speaker cites long service on the county board of commissioners and business experience as qualification.
Ray Murphy Lemmon announces candidacy for the Eleventh Senatorial District seat covering Parkins and Howling counties. He pledges publican values, progressive legislation aligned with Wisconsin Senator La Follette, and support for the party platform in the upcoming June 1912 primary.
A county official announces candidacy for Perkins County Auditor. The statement pledges to discharge duties faithfully and serve the public interest during the upcoming June primary. The speaker emphasizes honesty and dedication to the office and constituents.
ARCIOE GPARKER proclaims run for Clerk of the Circuit Court in Perkins County, seeking voter support at the primaries. He pledges to uphold duties with intelligent, conscientious service during the incumbent term and asks constituents for support.
A candidate from Perkins County requests voter backing for the Register of Deeds post. The letter notes two years as deputy in the office and eight years as an accountant, citing economic and administrative experience. The signer, 1. P) SHUTTEEWWORYH, appeals to constituents for support.
The candidate, a Perkins County resident near Maltby post office, seeks the Republican nomination for Register of Deeds in present election. The filing notes long state residence and intent to run a straightforward campaign.
In versie County Shawe voters backed a change in the clerk of courts office seeking reform and stronger oversight. The successful candidate pledged to give the role full attention and careful pursuit of reforms in the upcoming term.
A campaign notice from L. M McNulty urges Perkins County voters to support a candidate for nomination as States Attorney at the June 4 primary.
A brief county level notice references a Tama area candidate for county judge. The message mentions an alliance and urging support ahead of the primary, signed by K. P. Prewry and Sim Dy.
Candidate Percy H. Hel files for County Judge race in Vergins County and asks voters to decide at the June primaries. The brief notice urges support and notes the election date in the local electoral cycle.
A candidate for Perkins County treasurer pledges to uphold duties if nominated and elected. The statement highlights prior service, readiness to discharge duties after election, and confidence in meeting job requirements. The text notes past experience and intent to serve with integrity.
See me if you want to make a loan on your farm with Ed Morris. A terse sales line offering agricultural financing through a local lender, inviting farmers to discuss loan options and terms.
A fragment from a South Dakota State Senate race notice shows candidate names and party alignment. The text includes appeals for support and references to voters, election districts, and counties, with garbled phrases and unclear specifics.
The note references Vernon A seeking a clerk of the circuit duty and a civic role. It notes responsibilities, election timing, and duties within the court system. It mentions adherence to procedural standards and public service expectations.
The text outlines a county superintendent contest with mentions of candidates, supporters, and campaign activity. It references a prominent figure and party or group dynamics, plus notes on agriculture and local issues tied to the election. The fragmented OCR notes imply a heated race with varying endorsements.
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