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Newspaper
The Potter Review
Location
Potter, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1922
Page
8
A political notice announces a Republican candidacy for state representative in the 95th district. The speaker pledges to seek the greatest good for the greatest number and a square deal for all, asking voter support in the July primary.
A candidate announces entry for the sheriff’s race in Cheyenne County primary on July 18, appealing to Republican voters for support.
A candidate announces for county clerk in Cheyenne county on the Republican ticket for the July 18 1922 primary. She cannot campaign personally due to current office duties but asks voters for support.
I announce candidacy for County Superintendent as a non political contender. My 15 years in rural and graded schools underpin a deep understanding of county rural school needs. Supporting note by Mrs D B Fletcher.
Voters in Cheyenne county Nebraska are asked to reelect Anna McFadden to the office of County Superintendent of Schools. The primary election is set for July 18 1922.
Earl R Kratz declares his run for county clerk on the Democratic ticket. He cites fourteen years in Cheyenne County abstract business as qualification for the office. He signs the statement as Earl R Kratz.
Charles H. Gardner of Sidney Nebraska announces his candidacy for county surveyor, subject to the Republican primaries on July 18.
A businesslike appeal from W. Johnson of Potter Nebraska to Republican voters in the 31st district. He pledges clean representation if nominated and elected and asks for support in the July primaries.
To voters of the 31st district a candidate for state senator seeks the Republican primary vote on July 18. B. K. Bushee.
A. J. Kinnersley states he will run for county attorney subject to Republican voters in the primaries on July 18. He frames his bid as aligning with party voters and asks for their support at the ballot box.
R P Kepler announces candidacy for Cheyenne County attorney subject to Republican voters will at the July primary.
Property details list section township and range six miles northeast of Potter at sixty five dollars per acre with favorable terms. Also notes Dr B Charles Pease Eye Ear Nose and Throat Sidney Nebraska offices. Potter Volunteer Fire Department meets Friday 7 30 p m second Friday. Potter Post 291 American Legion meets 7 30 p m second and fourth Wednesdays.
A. E. Warren announces his candidacy for reelection as County Attorney in the Republican primary on July 18, 1922. He asks voters to judge his service during his half term and seeks continued support.
The notice identifies a candidate for State Representative from the 95th district subject to Republican voters in the July 18 primary. It highlights the limited scope of the decision to party voters and the ballot timing.
I have about 160 acres good farm land with improvements at a fair price Call on or address H. P. Nelson Potter Nebraska. Let us send in your subscriptions for the Omaha dailies Home man get the commission at Review office.
Walter K Hodgisin declares his bid for State Representative in the 95th district covering Cheyenne and Kimball counties. He seeks Republican primary support at the July 18 election.
Myrtle Lancaster announces her candidacy for County Clerk in the upcoming primary on July 18. The statement promotes her bid and requests voter support, identifying her as a local contender seeking the office.
A notice of the county surveyor election in Cheyenne County under Republican primaries on July 18, 1922, indicating re election and candidacy within the party.
Henry Pavlat of Sunol Nebraska runs on the Democratic ticket subject to voters in the July 18 primary. Oakley Otten seeks Republican nomination for County Clerk, also subject to the July 18, 1922 vote. both candidates appeal for voter support.
J M Nelson Dye Ned announces candidacy for Cheyenne County treasurer subject to Republican primary July 18. J W Billiter also declares as a candidate for county treasurer at the July 18 Republican primary.
J W McDanitel announces candidacy for sheriff as a Democratic voter in the July primary.
Henry C. Blome of Dalton Nebraska announces as a Republican candidate for Cheyenne County sheriff in the upcoming primaries after voter solicitations and due consideration. He states the candidacy is subject to the will of the voters.
George W. Puckett announces his candidacy for sheriff in Cheyenne County during the Democratic primary on July 18, 1922. The statement signals his intention to seek the office in the upcoming election.
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