Tesda Seeks renomination for Story County Recorder
County Recorder candidate M. L. Tesda of Nevada announces renomination in the upcoming Republican Primary in Story County. January 6, 1910. PMID pd.
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Newspaper
Ames Times
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1910
Page
3
County Recorder candidate M. L. Tesda of Nevada announces renomination in the upcoming Republican Primary in Story County. January 6, 1910. PMID pd.
To the Republican Voters of Story County I solicit your support for the nomination by the Republican party at the primary election as candidate for Clerk of the District Court of Story County Ole Langland Cambridge Iowa Jan 29 1910 To the Republican Voters of Story County Iowa I am a candidate for Clerk of the District Court of the state of Iowa in and for Story County at the republican primary election to be held June fth A D Cc M Soper
Republican voter notice announces candidacy for County Auditor in Story County Iowa, subject to the Republican primary on June 7 1910. Cc Batman signs the declaration.
To the Republican voters of Story County the date for the representative primary is set to June 7 1910 under W P George. The notice urges voters to participate in the upcoming primary election and states the official framing of the contest.
F M Cooper announces candidacy to succeed Ben Johnson for the county Board of Supervisors in the June seventh 1910 primary. Dated March 12 1910 at Maxwell Iowa. I J Kalsem Huxley also asks for support for nomination at the Republican primary.
The dispatch notes John Downie resigns after a dispute over bulldozing qualifications as insurgent leadership loses its long noted expertise. The move follows dehorning of Cannon, signaling a leadership shakeup.
Mrs. C B Ryder wife of the editor of the Sioux Rapids Republican announced the birth of triplets. The event occurred in Sioux Rapids Iowa as reported in local notes.
L. J. Tiernagel, a Story City lawyer long blamed for professional disgrace, traveled to Fort Madison last week to begin a three year sentence.
Mabray of Council Bluffs received two years in prison and a ten thousand dollar fine for a large scale drug and fraud operation. Prosecutors argued for harsher punishment, but the sentence matched the statutory maximum.
A boisterous line from Old Man Swick of Boone Independent jokes about the pleasing weather thawing the old maid's feet. He notes in his paper that this season invites playful mischief and humorous misstatements from locals.
Miss Minnie B. Ashton of Boone County, sister of Mrs. Bert Cramblil of this city, seeks the superintendent of schools nomination and election. Friends here would be pleased to note her success and victory.
A Rock Island passenger train wreck north of Marshalltown on the Great Western lines caused one of Iowa’s deadliest disasters. Forty two people were killed and a score or more seriously injured in the Monday crash.
An analyzed bill summary counters La Follette Cummins charges, stating 654 Dingley cuts, 220 increases, and 1 150 unchanged items. It shows $5 billion in duties on declined items versus under $1.009 billion on unchanged. First six months: over 51 percent of imports duty free, revenue up nearly $50 million.
A test vote in Congress showed insurgent gains with all Democrats reportedly supporting them. The piece also notes criticism of leaders, a reported pledge from insurgent Republicans to back Democratic nominees, and mentions Dr Louis A Klein’s election as dean at the University of Pennsylvania.
Cindarilla A Chalmers and her husband N J Morehouse request the Ladies Glee Club of the college to schedule a performance in April. They own four lots worth $500 each and part of block 2 in Elwell. The notice lists the property and seeks a date for a campus event.
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