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George Lewis Stringam (May 21, 1876 – July 4, 1959) was a
provincial politician and
cattle rancher from Alberta, Canada. He
served as a
member of the Legislative...
- 1955 to 1959 as an independent.
Stringam's father,
George Stringam, was a
member of the
Alberta legislature.
Stringam graduated from Olds
College with...
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district of
Cardston and
defeated the in****bent
United Farmers MLA
George Stringam.
After the
election and
despite his
complete lack of
parliamentary experience...
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Comox (1886-1887)
Bryce Stringam, was an
Independent member of the
Legislative ****embly of
Alberta (1955-1959)
George Stringam, was a
member of the Legislative...
- Valley-Empress
William Delday 2,863 56.17%
Bryce C.
Stringam (Ind.) 2213 43.42%
Bryce C.
Stringam Bruce Earl M.
Hardy 2,324 55.11%
Clifford G. Patterson...
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Grant 11 Spencer,
George 3 Stewart,
William L. 4 Stookey,
Stonewall J. 8
Stringam,
George L. 22 Thompson,
Orvil L. 19 Tolton, John F. 20 Whootton, John H...
- New
Zealand writer Bryce Street (born 1998),
Australian cricketer Bryce Stringam (1920–2000),
Canadian politician Bryce Sweeting (born 1994),
Canadian lacrosse...
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Social Credit Steve Kapcsos 8,693 34.50 6.25
Liberal Mark Reed
Stringam 3,595 14.27 +2.42 New
Democratic Milo
Douglas 1,806 7.17
Total valid votes...
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ballot were not released) (Held
January 14, 1962) Dave
Hunter elected Bryce Stringam (Note: The vote
totals were not
announced and Hunter's
margin of victory...
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electoral district of Bow Valley-Empress. He
defeated in****bent MLA
Bryce Stringam by a
comfortable majority to pick up the seat for his party. In the 1963...
