The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-11-01

Henry Schmidt the republican candidate for County Treasurer, is a native
of Germany. He has resided in Crawford county oxer twenty
HENRY years, living o or his farm in Goodrich township. He
SCHMIDT. has made a marked success in his business Of farming. He
FOR COUNTY is ne of the big Schmidt boys Of Goodrich and Otter Creek
TREASURER. townships. There are six big Schmidt boys" brothers. all
of them over six feet in height; strong, honest Industrious
farmers who w their own farms and who have earned and saved a compet
eney in this county right o their farms. Henry Schmidt knows the value of
money, and if elected county treasurer would carefully guard the county funds.
He you'd f@rlessy collect all the personal taxes due and honestly disburse and
account for all the funds collected.
Everybody who has had my dealings with him, says that he is a man WHO'S
strictly honest in all business transactions. He is good neghbor, genial a ma
Ct good habits. and personal popularity and attends strictly to his own business.
tsas1ss, big bodied and large Drained representative oermaa-Amerio'n. Henry
Martin F. Ryan. the republican candidate for Sheriff, ws born in Scranton,
Greene county, Iowa, in 1867. His parents moved to Vail the
P. RYAN, Ryan of Vail. He worked with his father at bridge building
FOR for several years and lin this capacity went all over the county
SHERIFF. and made a large acquaintance. He has been city marshal
and stree commissioner of Vail, and superintendent of the
Vail Water Works for a number of years. He has made such an excellent officer
and has been such a satisfactory marshal that he has beer reelected from yearto
year practically without opposition, the democrats as we'll asthe republicans sup
porting him.
The Vail observer, whose editor is thoroughly acquainted with Mr.. Ryan
and who voices the sentiment of the people ov Vail. writes Of him as follows
Every tax payer and voterin the County is interested in having a reliable, com
petent man for Sheriff. The republicans in the east end of the County feel that
in presenting Mr.M Martin P. Ryan for that Office they are asking the voer to put
the right man in tina. important position. Mr.. Ryan has spent his life of thirty
business nan and has yeament jndsme tpe s1anbssasd and alrt in in The dis
charge Of official duties, MI. Ryan possesses in IN eminent degrees. the quaHhca-
tons necessary for the Office of Sheriff. and we can guarantee in advance thatif
eleedh he will do creditt to the position. AS Marshal and Street Commissioner of
the town of Vail for severaly years Mr. Ryan has proven a most eficienta and salts
factory officer We have nothing to say against Mr. Bell, the opponent o Mr.
proposition that the easter n of the county should have a chance. Vote for Mar
tin P Ryan for Sheriff and you will make n o mistake
The republicans have carried out the common sense idea on their ticket by the
nomination of DR.. w. B. Evans for Coroner This can hard
DIR. W. b. ly be caed a political office. All that the voters are inter
EVANS FOR ested in is in having a good mar who will act wisely and
CORONER. economically for the county. There are times when it is of
utmost importance that the coroner be easily accessbles 50
that in he case ofa supposed crime he may be quickly o. he scene and the
officers set Oh the trail of the criminal IS son as possible. Living al Auon
whereth reer railroads cross DR.. Evans could respond to a call from any part of
the county within a short time. 1t is also important that the coroner should
have technical knowledge as to the possible cause of a death. For this reason
the republicans have nominated a physician.
Dr.. Evans needs but little introduction to the voters of the county. For
many years he has been aprachcing physician at Dow City and Anon, where he
are legion. a vote for him is votef for the economical management o. this, at
times most important office