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Newspaper
The Weekly Times Record
Location
Valley City, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1914
Page
2
A brief public notice indicates a siteved at the post office in Valley, Maine, referencing city and county paper and second class mail status. The fragment mentions a paper of City and County and standard mail classification without additional names or dates.
The Mandan Daily Pioneer endorses Governor Hanna, praising his financial leadership and urging support in the June 24 primary. It highlights his open record, readiness to serve beyond concerns, and calls on prohibition supporters to unite behind Hanna for continued prohibition enforcement and state stability.
A public appeal argues for re nominating and re electing Governor Hanna to uphold state and national prohibition laws. It warns against resubmissionists and liquor sales, calling for law abiding citizens to support enforcement and the governor’s stance.
As the campaign closes, Hanna draws strength from Burdick and Wishek factions in North Dakota. Burdick concedes hopelessness in nominating his man while Wishek runs on resubmission, appealing to voters favoring a wide open policy. The debate centers on leadership and policy direction for the state.
Hon George M Young a Representative in Congress for the 2nd District of North Dakota announces his candidacy for renomination. The Maddock Standard lauds his service as faithful and in the best interests of North Dakota while The Edgeley Mail warns those who aim to defeat him face a political trap.
Valley City markets its water as a defining feature, touting purity from local wells that surpasses state samples. The piece links water quality to local pride, development, and even political notes about county leadership and the appeal of experienced officials like Charles W. Nelson.
In the district campaign for legislative honors, Frank E. Ployhar is nominated again with little opposition. He notes limited time for a countywide personal drive but seeks friends’ support, and the Times Record endorses his past record.
The June 24 primary nears as Barnes County residents face a decision on whether politics will influence voting. Nelson touts eight years of service and a clean record, urging support for the platform of stewardship and value received from official honors.
In the Register of Deeds contest two candidates appear. One is an official who has given excellent county service and seeks reelection. The other is Valley City businessman Henry Beal, familiar with local conditions through extensive business and residence in Barnes County. Both C. M. Roe and Henry Beal are expected to poll strong votes, with the county benefiting from either outcome.
The Times Record presents a column with the complete result of an investigation into Geo. M. Young's congressional record as he runs for reelection. The paper states it will not editorialize but offers this statement for Barnes County voters to consider, asserting no comment is necessary.
Martin Thordsen states intent to run for state senator from the 38th Legislative District on the Republican ticket subject to primary voters in June. Times-Record Want Ads. Bring Results Tamet-Recent Want Ads. Bring Results.
Electric light plant is being installed at Sherwood as McHenry County fair dates set for July 2 3 and 4. A North Dakota Farmer's Institute will be held in Bismarck on Tuesday June 16. Efforts are under way to organize a company to erect a $150 000 hotel in Minot.
A collage of notices announces candidates for Barnes County offices including County Auditor and County Commissioner with pledges to continue current policies. Additional items report town plans in Mandan, awards, a fire loss in Omemee, a drowning incident, travels by Grafton merchants, a death aboard a battleship, farm cooperative events, and local incidents from Mandan to Rolla.
Miss Nina Livingston and Miss Oliver Bendelow visited Friday and Saturday with Mrs A A Algeo. A dance at Chas Hunters July dth invites all. F C Lang called from Valley City Friday. August Hoctch visited R J Algeo Sunday. Miss Marie Jenson taken to hospital in Valley City Wednesday for treatment. Christ Knutson called in Darey Wednesday. Mr and Mrs R J Algeo and Margared Algeo visited Chas Hunt Sunday. Edward Booth came from Hibbing to attend his brother Albert Booth’s funeral then returned home.
Wants for sale advertise a second-hand touring vat available cheap if taken immediately. Inquiry at Pegg Garage 617 10th. Also offers pasture for up to 50 head of horses at $1.50 per month. Owner John Koch reachable at phone 9130 1518430.
Nomination date set for county commissioner seat in Barnes County Second District on the Republican ticket at the June primaries. Andrew H. Davidson announced as candidate subject to voters in the district.
Ben Northridge announces himself as a candidate for Republican nomination for county commissioner from the First district at the primary on June 24 1914. The statement appears as a formal political notice.
To the voters of Barnes County Henry Bral announces his candidacy for Register of Deeds promising honorable service if elected. Henry E Nelson seeks the County Auditor post on the Republican ticket with years in county offices and vows to serve the people well. A Progressive Party note urges voters to identify as Progressive at primaries and mentions Professor HH Asker as the Progressive candidate for governor.
James Kelly announces candidacy for Barnes County sheriff on the Republican ticket with June 24, 1914 primaries. He cites four years as deputy under Sheriff Stenshoal and urges support. Frank Plothar seeks reelection to the state legislature from the fifteenth district on the Republican ticket and solicit support for the June primaries.
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