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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1914
Page
9
A fragmented notice from Tioga North Dakota outlines a forthcoming event where a representative will announce nominations in June. The message mentions sending details to a judging body and coordinating duties for the election period. Limited legible names appear, with overall accessibility of the content constrained by the OCR quality.
A fragmentary notice lists William Mac McKennet as a candidate or party figure with June 5 noted. Limited readable context suggests a local political filing or declaration tied to the Republican slate. No full names or positions confirmed due to garbled OCR.
A fragmented notice from a candidate announces intent to run for county coroner on the Republican ticket, stating qualifications and desire to serve a second term. The message references 1916 era details and includes initials and local bid language.
A fragmented notice proclaims candidacy for the Republican nomination in a district. The text names Stenehjem and Convaras and references a primary election in June. Readers are expected to support the listed candidates in the party race.
Candidate announces intention to seek re election as County Auditor under the Republican party. The filing period or primary date appears obscured by OCR errors but notes a forthcoming election in 101d ey Adv, M, H, AAEN. The statement emphasizes party support and candidacy.
Multiple candidates announce for county offices in Williams County North Dakota. Carl Livdahl seeks Register of Deeds, Noble Ingwaldson runs for County Judge, and A L Butler also enters the Republican ballot. Primary scheduled for June 24, 1914.
A series of short notices announces candidates for Williams County offices. Williston figures SPENCER for State's Attorney and Jam Owens for the same party for State's Attorney. Tweeten Tioga lists a Register of Deeds candidate, with others like HARD AWAY mentioned, all seeking Republican nominations in the June primary.
Local notice states Republican ticket candidate Williams county sheriff contender, with address in Addy. JARSTAD and others listed as associates. Public notice mentions election date June 24 1914 and seeks support for the ticket and candidate.
A. H. Brown announces candidacy for Clerk of Williams County District Court as Republican. J. G. Selbert files as opponent for the clerk position seeking a second term, primary date June 24.
Sealed bids will be received by the Town Board of Winner township for deposits of township funds and the interest on daily and monthly cashes. Bids will be opened Tuesday with details to follow and bids may be rejected in whole or part.
An analysis compares American farmers unable to sell directly in large cities with German federated cooperative societies that market butter and cheese through 110 associations, 20,000 members, and 50 plus stores. The United Pomeranian Dalilea system standardizes quality via score cards, ensuring steady supply and fair prices, while retailers prefer uniform, high quality goods from cooperatives over private creameries.
Price Ray F D 1 of Williston announces candidacy for Williams County Register of Deeds as a Republican. Primaries set for June 6 1914 and examining voter will. The notice notes city offices to close at noon on Saturdays during June July and August.
Ellithorpe announces his candidacy for county superintendent of schools in Williams County. A University of Minnesota graduate who has lived in North Dakota seventeen years, he supports thorough development of farming and community life and aims to use his best efforts for the schools if nominated and elected.
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