Moody and Healy in county sheriff race clash
Wahpeton readers hear attacks on Frank Healy for alleged “blind pigs” in his town while Moody defends legality and recalls prior graft rumors. A Democratic clerk of court candidate Orso Srrece appeals to farmers, praising farming ties and criticizing incumbent Kramer.
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Frank Healy
Frank
Hankinson
Healy
Globle Gazette
Moody
Sheriff's Office
Robbine
Colfax Voters Endorse Moody and Local GOP Lines
An Oct 27 letter from Colfax Republican and Democratic voices urges support for Sheriff Moody, praises Henry Connolly for Legislature bids, and argues for J. Q. Burbank as county surveyor while opposing Peterson’s street level work. The piece reflects local party sentiment and candidate receipts from Wahpeton and surrounding county.
Nick Friedrichs Seeks County Commissioner Post
Democratic candidate Nick Friedrichs promotes his long farming Mercantile business experience and conservative approach as reasons to elect him county commissioner. He frames his candidacy as a safe choice to protect county business interests and place.
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Nick Friedriche
County auditor and Cameron praised in Democratic notes
The Globe Gazette lauds County Auditor Geusron for re election and Cameron for a strong county buying record that saved taxpayers money. It notes John Hotthusen as Democratic Nominee for Register of Deeds, highlighting his pioneer roots in Summit township and his successful farming enterprise built from a sod shack to a fine farm through hard work and strict economy.
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Uditor Geusron
Cameron
Globe Gazette
Bobby
Richland County
John Hotthusen
Register of Deeds
Summit Township
Frederick R. Barnes
University of Chicago
William R. Harper
Pres
F.R. Barnes
James. K. Banks
Sheldon
N. D
FR. Barnes
Wahpeton High School
W. R. Kilpatrick
Ricbland County
R. F. Barnes
Barnes
O. J. Hagen
Schipole
Local notes sketch county life and political quarrels
Barrie and nearby residents shift homes and duties on the 22nd while mail routes rotate staff. A debate on Sheriff Moody, Healy, and local politics unfolds with letters of endorsement and counterclaims, highlighting county staffing costs and questions of truth in circulation.
Parkhill Seeks Re election Thanks Voters for Support
L Parkhill writes to friends thanking them for the vote at the test election and asking for continued support in the upcoming November 3 1908 legislative race. He signs Very Respectfully. L Parxan.
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L. Parxan
Cameron County Auditor Seeks Second Term Support
Cameron County Auditor E. S. Cameron seeks reelection citing a record of satisfaction across the county. Backed by the Republican Board of County Commissioners, he touts savings on office supplies and notes a $132000 reduction in county real estate appraisal with the State Board of Equalization, urging votes on November 3.
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E. S.cameron
Cameron
Republican Board of County Commissioners
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State Board of Equalization
Nees
Judge Van Arnam Seeks Richland County Vote in 1998
The letter from Judge Van Arnam urging voters in Richland County to support his bid for County Judge explains his long residency of nearly 25 years, his business success, and the view that his opponent Wakefield has already held the office for six years. He frames term limits and appeals to friends and taxpayers to back his candidacy ahead of the November 3 election.
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Kota
Hie
Moody
John Hotthusep
Piraets
Walcott
North Dakota
Richland County
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Erik R. Johnson
Davenport
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