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Market notice from Lemmon lists goods and rates with various prices and items. Readers see first class delivery options and fresh produce at local stalls.
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Newspaper
The State Line Herald
Location
North Lemmon, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1910
Page
6
Market notice from Lemmon lists goods and rates with various prices and items. Readers see first class delivery options and fresh produce at local stalls.
Fragmentary OCR text references a receiver Berry G B Coleman and Pitt City with a notice of publication for a legal action. The material mentions due diligence and the need for proper publication but lacks complete names, dates, or concrete actions beyond indicating a public notice requirement in a torts context.
Notice for publication of a public land sale for an isolated tract in Lemmon South Dakota under the U S Land Office. It lists the act approved June and details final commutation proof requirements with witnesses and notary confirmations. The notice names Coleman and other claimants, with dates and locations for the public sale and registration.
Samson and Ginther act as representatives for the Central National Fire and Hail Insurance Company of Chicago TU in a described capacity.
M Mansons announces candidacy for Adams County States Attorney as a Republican subject to party endorsement at the June primary election.
Rosie announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for Adams County State's Attorney. She pledges to abide by primary outcomes and, if nominated and elected, to enforce laws honestly.
Henry Morn declares candidacy for the Republican nomination for Adams County State’s Attorney seeking the June primary endorsement. He stresses upholding laws and fair, energetic enforcement if elected.
The author announces candidacy for Judge of County Court as a Republican. The declaration references the primary date of June 20, 1910 and is signed by TACOR SONDERALE.
Advertiser notes Cam Rapenor a Republican candidate for Adams County Superintendent of Schools with twenty years in education including four years as county superintendent in Grant County South Dakota. He pledges full dedication if nominated and elected. Rost Wagyer is also listed as a candidate for the same office subject to June primaries.
Norman Buenson announces candidacy for Adams County Treasurer. 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 in the upcoming primaries.
A primary election notice from Walter F. Kelley seeking the Republican nomination for Adams County Auditor. He pledges to perform duty conscientiously and asks voters to support him at the upcoming primary election.
Geo W Krause announces candidacy for Sheriff of Adair County. He pledges to uphold Republican values and perform duties with careful, painstaking effort if elected in the June 29 1910 primary and fall election.
In Adams County North Dakota candidate N. D. Mciven seeks endorsement of voters at the upcoming primary for the Register of Deeds office. The statement notes the race is subject to the people's approval in the next primary.
Adams County North Dakota voters are urged to re elect ALMED BROWN as Clerk of the District Court. The candidate states full familiarity with duties after a term in office and asks for support at the primary on June 2, 1910.
A candidate announces re election bid for Adams County register of deeds subject to Republican primary voters on June 2. The statement pledges continued conscientious attention to duties.
Thereby announce my candidacy for reelection to the office of County Superintendent of Schools of Adams County, subject to the vote of the people. Faepence Davis.
State Senator candidate J. P. Jacobsen of Mott, running in the 40th legislative district comprising Adama and Hettinger counties, appears on the ballot for the primary to be held June 29, 1910, with voters deciding the outcome.
The text notes candidate John G. Jones seeking the Republican nomination for representative of the 49th district covering Adams and Hettinger counties, with primaries scheduled for June 20. The decision rests with district voters.
To the citizens of the First Commissioner s District of Adams County North Dakota I announce my candidacy for the office of Assessor within the district on the Republican ticket I respectfully solicit support at the primary election to be held Wednesday June 20 J F Maier
A candidate from Adams County announces his bid for States Attorney. He pledges an unbiased, pledged-free approach and asks voters to support him at the primaries on June 29th.
Republican candidate Respectful R. M. Farrington asks voters in Adams County to support him in the June primary for State's Attorney. He pledges to enforce state laws and especially the Prohibition acts if elected.
To the electors of Adams County O B Severson announces his candidacy for renomination on the republican ticket for County Treasurer subject to the June primaries He pledges careful honest service and asks for voters support and influence to entrust him again with the office
A farmer from Adams County asks Republican electors in Adams and Hettinger counties to consider his bid for state representative in the June 20 1910 primaries. He pledges to push legislation to develop rural resources and agriculture if elected. Residence cited as SV Sec 25 T 129 Rw.
A disjointed report describes alleged plots by McCumber supporters to televise a death hoax before the primary. One honest man rejects the scheme and vows to oppose it, aiming to protect the senator’s integrity and the voters’ interests.
Fragmentary Q and A discuss Cannonism and Marshall in party disputes. Mentions LaFollette and vote changes, with urgent notices of sealed bids and oilfield work details in Durie Creek area.
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