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Newspaper
The State Line Herald
Location
North Lemmon, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1910
Page
6
Fragmentary OCR lists items including weights for wheat and barley, a publican candidate for the state, dairy batter subject to endorsements, and a primary outcome with names such as Adams County, Potntow, and Parsons. The text is garbled with incomplete dates and terms.
Public land notices and patent bidding details from Lemmon and Jamison areas in South Dakota. Includes homestead entry No. 676 and isolated tract sales, with witness lists, claimants, contest notices, and publication deadlines in 1910. Entities include Edwin G. Coleman Receiver, A. N. Clarke, Marnum, Fisher, and Helen Nickerson among others.
A candidate for Adams County State's Attorney announces intent to seek nomination in upcoming primaries and to enforce laws honestly if nominated and elected. The statement affirms commitment to abiding by primary decisions and upholding legal duty.
Tenry Mc announces his Republican bid for Adams County State’s Attorney. He cites past support and pledges fair enforcement of laws if nominated and elected, subject to June primary endorsement.
Jacob Sondfrall declares as Republican candidate for County Court judge, subject to the June 29 1910 primary. He signs his name for official notice.
A. S. Ransar announces candidacy for County Superintendent of Schools in Adams County North Carolina. He cites twenty years in education and four years as county superintendent in Groot County South Dakota. He pledges to devote full time if nominated and elected.
A Republican announces candidacy for Adams County Superintendent of Schools with confirmation of party primaries under Rose C. Wagner. The filing signals a contest for the county education leadership role.
Norman Rurnson announces candidacy for Treasurer of Adams County. He cites two years of experience and pledges to devote spare time and effort to the office if elected. Voters are urged to support him at the primaries.
County candidate Walter F Kelley announces his bid for Adams County Auditor on the Republican ticket pledging conscientious duty. He asks voters to support him at the June 20 1910 primary election.
A candidate for re election as Register of Deeds in Adams County objects to the Republican primary voters will of June 20. The same message announces a bid for Treasurer of Dumb County. If nominated and elected the candidate pledges personal attention to office affairs.
A candidacy notice from Frederick Daves announces reelection bid for County Superintendent of Adams County Schools. The filing emphasizes voter support and official duties as the term continues.
State Senator candidate announces bid as Tes vuplican for the th legislative district comprising Was and Hettinger counties in North Dakota. Primary election scheduled for June 20, 1910, with voters of the district to decide the nomination. H. P. Jacousex of Mott appears as the announcing official.
A candidate declares run as Republican for representative from the forty-ninth district covering Adams and Hettinger counties subject to voters in the June 29 primary. Jous G Johns is named as the sponsor of the announcement.
To the citizens of the First Commissioner’s District of Adams County I announce my candidacy for the office of Assessor on the Republican ticket I respectfully solicit your support at the Primary election to be held Wednesday June 2nd J Minew Cook North Dakota
A bidder for Adams County office submits a candidacy plea for Bixton Attorney citing dedication to enforce state law without pledges or favors. He urges residents to support him at the primaries on June 20th.
State's Attorney candidate Tam RM Fann running as a Republican in Adams County aims to win the primary on June 20 and pledge to enforce state laws including Prohibition Ten with best effort if elected.
Geo W. Krause announces candidacy for Sheriff of Adams County under Republican banners following the June 2, 1910 primary. He pledges painstaking performance of duties if elected and asks for voter support in the fall election.
To the electors of Adams County I announce my candidacy for renomination on the Republican ticket for the office of County Treasurer subject to action June 29. If renominated and reelected I will faithfully discharge duties honestly and in the taxpayers best interests. Respectfully solicit your vote and influence for renomination. Yours respectfully B Severson
N D McIven announces as a Republican candidate for Adams County North Dakota Register of Deeds subject to primary election endorsement by voters in June.
A candidate for re election to the office of Clerk of the District Court in Adams County North Dakota requests voters support at the primary election on Line 29 1910. The candidate vows to continue diligent service and uphold the duties of the office describing past term work.
To the Republicans of Adams and Hettinger counties I announce my candidacy for State Representative from the district. Primaries on June 12th 1910. I am a farmer and have resided in Adams county the past three years. If elected I will support legislation aiding agriculture and local policy. Martin Heasnup.
Fragmented OCR notes reference a Republican candidate in a 40 percent district race. Mentions June election timing and party alignment but lacks clear names, places, or outcomes. The readable text indicates preparatory filings or statements rather than results.
The candidate Hanna states his long service in North Dakota and house experience, pledges study of issues, and asks voters for support. He emphasizes business and agricultural concerns, urges backing for a favorable future state policy, and notes dedication to duties and state progress.
The Reeder area backs a local candidate for the 49th legislative district. The district is helped by associations with Adams and Hi aiding his bid. The candidate has farm ties and a history of involvement in state and national party activities, aiming to serve with credit.
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