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Newspaper
The State Line Herald
Location
North Lemmon, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1910
Page
2
A pool hall safe in Lemmon is found opened with about 150 dollars and silver stolen. The entry used a broken window, and Gilbert Sorbey is abroad on leave. money disposal instructions were unclear. Local authorities pursue the theft with witnesses describing suspected parties.
In a 25 to 30 Senate vote the La Follette amendment to the administration railroad bill failed. Republicans split with 10 voting for and 15 Democrats plus some independents supporting the measure. Simmons amendment on property variation was later defeated 28 to 20 with noted shifts by Beveridge Bourne Hughes and Nelson.
The Western Trunk Line committee chair W T Hosmer explains railroads sought quick rate hikes via individual instructions to editors in Washington. He notes no joint pact was reached and questions how conclusions on commodity rate increases were formed.
Historical notes cite Father Odenbach of St Ignatius College recording a main quake from 4 01 am to 2 30 am with earlier disturbance. He estimates the scene lay in Japan or nearby islands based on seismograph characteristics, dated June 2.
Twenty five workmen died in a quarry blast at Devils Slide Utah belonging to Union Cement works. The disaster occurred thirty miles east of Ogden prompting state officials to start emergency response and investigations.
The writer announces self as a candidate for the Republican nomination for State's Attorney in Adare county. He pledges to uphold laws with firm enforcement if nominated and elected.
Hesky Aiur announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for Adams County State's Attorney. He asks for the people’s endorsement at the party primaries and pledges fair, honest service enforcing state laws.
A Republican candidate announces bid for the office of Judge of County Court subject to the June primaries. The statement identifies the candidate as seeking the county judgeship and outlines intent to run in the upcoming election.
A candidate declares for the office of County Superintendent of Schools in Adams County North Dakota. The statement cites twenty years in day work and four years as county superintendent in Urent emmy South Dakota. If elected, the candidate pledges full-time service to the office.
A Republican candidate sets out to run for Adams County Superintendent of Schools subject to voter approval at the Dana Tamarind precinct. Rose C. Wacsuat is named as a key figure in the race with campaign emphasis on education oversight and local school funding.
Cherely announces self as candidate for Adams County Treasurer. She pledges to closely apply experience and knowledge to the office and to dedicate personal effort to serve taxpayers. This message urges voters to support her in the primary ballot.
Walter F. Kelley declares his candidacy for Adams County Auditor on the Republican ticket. He asks for party support at the primary election set for June 21, 1910, promising to perform duties as in the past.
A candidate announces his run for sheriff of Adams County following the June 2 primary. If elected, he pledges to perform duties with integrity and diligence, signing as Grow Krakse.
The candidate announces bid for Register of Deeds in Adams County North Dakota subject to primary election endorsement by voters.
Alfred O Brown asks Adams County voters for support in the primary on June 16 for reelection as Clerk of the District Court. He urges experience from the past term and promises faithful duty with able service to the public.
A candidate for Adams County Register of Deeds announces run for re election subject to Republican voters at the June 2 primaries. If reelected he pledges to maintain the same careful performance of duties as in the past. A Janssen signs the notice.
A terse memo outlines attention to the Treasurer job with emphasis on voter response in Adar county and the Republican base. It notes personal dedication to the office, signaling careful oversight and campaign strategy.
Fragmentary text notes a county level superintendent race and references a person named Fredrie Davis in connection to the election.
The campaign announces mu Ree Republican candidate for state senator from the 40th legislative district comprising Adngs and Hettinger counties. The candidate seeks voters' decision at the primary election to be held June 20, 1919 in BSP Scones Mott North Dakota.
JORN G. Jouxe reports Sheteny announces Mywil as Republican candidate for reelection in the forty ninth district comprising Adams and Hetlinger counties subject to voters at the June 20 primary.
To the citizens of the First Commissioners District of Adams County Abegherchy announces his candidacy for the office of Assessor within the district on the Republican ticket. He respectfully requests the support of all voters in the Primary on Wednesday, December 24. PF Maier, Cooke, SD.
A historic plea from a state attorney hopeful appeals Adams Counts voters. The candidate vows to enforce the law impartially, free from promises or bias, urging supporters to vote at the polls.
A campaign statement by State's Attorney Tam and Republican opponent for Adams County vows to enforce state laws including Prohibition if elected. The text is a clipped primary election message dated around the upcoming vote, signed by I OL PaRmNotox.
C B Severson announces his candidacy for renomination as County Treasurer on the Republican ticket. He asks voters to support him at the June primaries and pledges to faithfully and honestly discharge duties for the taxpayers if renominated and re elected.
To the Republican electors of Adwan and Hettinger counties I announce my candidacy for the Republican nomination for state Representative from the 40th Legislative district comprising Adams and Hettinger counties subject to your decision at the primaries on June 29. I am a farmer and have resided in Adams county the past three years if nominated and elected I will use my best efforts to enact legislation to develop natural resources and agricultural possibilities in this part of the state. Residence SW Soc 25 T 12 RUB.
A Tama County representative faces growing support shifts as local groups back rival candidates and adjust positions on key issues. Officials note district boundaries and voter turnout are pivotal for upcoming elections.
Report reads like a mix of local notices. Strayed horses described with brands and rewards. Voter boxes sent to precincts amid logistical issues. Sheriff Fletcher coordinates delivery and supplies while a birth is noted at Dr. Clark's.
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