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Show Miller Asks Re-Election On Past Service Record In offering himself as a candidate on the Republican Party ticket for the 1942 election ,not only Albert E. Miller, but those favoring his candidacy, point to his past service serv-ice to this section in connection with the state law-making body; to his capacity to mix with the legislators and to make himself heard in the interest of this county. Also stressed, is the fact that he not only has the capacity to serve through personal preparation prep-aration and experience, but that he also has the time to devote to the demands of this office, unhampered un-hampered with the need of rushing rush-ing home to look after his personal per-sonal business, or of dividing his time needed there with home interests in-terests and worries. Mr. Miller and his sponsors feel they need ask the voters to review re-view what he has accomplished as a citizen, a civic officer and as a legislator; his lnowledge of Washington county's .ieeds and his tenacity of purpose in seeing that these are given recognition by the powers that be. A vote for Mr. Miller is a vote for Washington county and her development, is the claim made. |
