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Newspaper
Anita Record
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1922
Page
4
Candidates for the Republican nomination in Cass county include M. Hobart for County Recorder, Ralph W. Cockshoot for County Attorney, Jesse N. Jones for County Treasurer, and Chas. W. Huff seeking renomination for Representative in the General Assembly. Primaries are set for June 5, 1922.
H E Morgan declares for sheriff of Cass county subject to Republican primary voters June 5 1923. He seeks the office in the upcoming contest and issues a formal campaign declaration to the electorate.
We Reed announce as candidate for member of the Cass County Board of Supervisors from the First District. The district includes Grant, Benton, Lincoln and Franklin townships and the June Republican primary will decide the outcome.
H G Armentrou t declares candidacy for the First District supervisors seat in Cass County. He appeals to Republican voters in Grant Benton Franklin and Lincoln townships to support him at the June primaries.
Godfrey Miller withdraws from the race for County Supervisor in Cass County’s first district. Anita, Iowa, April 3, 1922. Miller cites inability to fulfill financial obligations and desire to avoid splitting votes among more qualified candidates.
Trustees call on residents to donate field stones for two new entrances at the east and west ends of Evergreen Cemetery this spring. Volunteers asked to deliver stones to the nearer entrance to speed the project. Local news notes politics, rural route change talk, and community events in Anita and surrounding areas.
Glen Holmes and family from Guthrie Center visited Sunday as guests of K. W. Holmes and wife and relatives of S. V. Jenkins and J. C. Jenkins. Mrs. Oren Burns returned from West Liberty where she aided in care of newborn granddaughter Margaret Jean born March 6 to Dr. and Mrs. James Carey.
A Sunday birth adds another granddaughter to the Hansen and Wild families as Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hansen welcome a daughter. Also noted is Lydia Kuehn returning to Apita to join the Walnut Grove Remedy Company after leaving the Citizens Savings Bank and Forshay Insurance Agency.
J. W. Denny and H. QO. Stone of Lincoln township shipped two car loads of cattle weighing 1260 pounds each to Chicago last week, signaling a sizable livestock movement.
Miss Anna Whited spends weeks at the home of her brother in law Avery Stephenson to assist in caring for her nephews following the passing of their mother last week.
The Carson Critic notes town humor about a king ruling the town and councils named Snapp Steele Week. It mentions councilmen Food and Pigg and suggests the jokes reflect civic satire as residents claim everyone has a right to laugh at public figures.
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