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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1908
Page
4
Hon C A Johnson of Minot stands as a well known northern state public man. He has served in the state legislature and aided Ward county’s growth. An energetic attorney, he is trusted by the bar and townsfolk and upholds Scandinavian ancestry and sturdy republican values.
Hon. E. C. Cooper was born in Antioch Illinois on April 11 1856. He moved to Iowa at age six and later to Grand Forks North Dakota in 1883 where he joined a large lumber company before entering and remaining in the insurance business. His experience with established firms has prepared him for his current role in state administration and he has used his contacts to aid the state and policyholders.
The passage commends Mr. Cooper as a respected public figure and energetic businessman. It credits him with shaping new insurance laws through legislative action and describes his clear judgment and sound discretion, noting the laws enhance protection for citizens.
A Williams County voter urges The Voters of Williams County to support T E Reilly in the upcoming June 1908 primaries. The letter lauds Reilly as a gentleman of integrity who has faced adversity and would faithfully perform the sheriff's duties if elected.
L Banna later spelled Hanna, born 1861 in Pennsylvania, raised in Massachusetts and New York, moved to North Dakota as a farmer in Hope, then ran a Page lumber business and founded a State Bank serving as cashier and president. He led Fargo First National Bank, headed Coopers Town bank, and served in the state senate for two districts. He chaired Cass county and State Republican committees, a six year honor unmatched in the state.
The Tegua Gazette endorses L. O. Higley for the nomination for Register of Deeds. They praise his diligence, honesty, temperance, and business ability, and urge voters to nominate him, stating he will faithfully perform the office’s duties and that no better man can be found locally.
Voter appeal urges choosing B. L. Hardaway as a known competent courteous candidate for Register of Deeds. The message emphasizes trust and familiarity with the candidate.
Alfred Blaisdell of Minot is described as a lawyer and business leader with a Minnesota education and service on the state normal board. The piece argues his reelection would continue progress and maintain high departmental efficiency in the state secretary of state office.
William Maloney of Wheelock, a 24 year state resident and seven year Williams county citizen, is a University of North Dakota and law graduate and longtime Republican supporter. He has never held office, but his tax record and local ties are highlighted to urge votes for him.
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