Political Announcement for Representative Candidacy
I hereby announce myself a candidate for Representative subject to the decision of the Republicans at the primary election to be held June 2 1924.
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Newspaper
Anita Record
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1924
Page
4
I hereby announce myself a candidate for Representative subject to the decision of the Republicans at the primary election to be held June 2 1924.
A candidate declares intent to run for the Cass County treasurer position as a Republican, subject to Republican primary voters in June. The statement emphasizes seeking the party nomination and voter support.
W J Deering announces his candidacy for County Auditor subject to Republican voters decision in the June 3 1924 primary.
O M Hobart declares his run for County Recorder subject to Republican primary on June 2 1924. He invites party voters to support him in the upcoming election.
Ralph W. Cockshoot announces as a Republican candidate for re nomination as county attorney of Cass County Iowa. The decision will come from Republican voters at the primary election held June 3 1924.
B H Skipton announces candidacy for the position of Clerk of the District Court of Cass County Iowa. The bid is subject to Republican voters decision at the June 1924 primary. The filing underscores party support and electoral process in local government.
I announce my candidacy for the Republican nomination for sheriff of Cass County to succeed myself subject to the approval of Republican voters at the regular nominating primary. I have served to the best of my ability and will continue if renominated and reelected.
Statement from a Cass County official announcing intent to seek re nomination as treasurer subject to Republican primary approval. He says he has served the office with his best effort for the past two years and will continue if nominated and elected.
A critical voice denounces bloc politics and partisan mudslinging in national affairs. It argues reduced aggression toward Japan and disarmament would ease the finish, cites a $24,000 per minute government cost, and warns continued policy could threaten prosperity and industrial confidence.
Homer Boatright reports relocation to Searcy White County Arkansas as Rock Island agent. He describes local industry transportation links, the town’s growth and roads under federal aid, and plans for cotton, fruit, and strawberry shipments plus a busy season ahead.
A stock raiser from Ontario notes appreciation for Walnut Grove Orchestra concert and requests literature from the Walnut Grove Hog Remedy Company based in Anita Iowa. Albert W. Locking signs letter from P. O. Box 57.
Henry Gill reports hearing a concert broadcast clearly on April 2 night at 10 50 from Walnut Grove Hog Remedy Co Anita Iowa. Speaker H A Marshall delivered the talk with praise for the reception. Hope to hear you again.
Work on Adair's new $50,000 viaduct over the Rock Island railway tracks has been delayed for months due to weather. Officials say the structure should be ready for traffic within the next two months.
Frank Carter reports a radio concert featuring ensembles from Kansas City Fort Worth Dallas Atlanta St Louis and others. He praises solos by Guy Rasmussen and the lead quartette and notes the tight blended voices and clear piano violin tones though Mickey’s playing was uneven with lighter upper tones. He mentions Budd Chinn Lowell Smither as a talented small quartet and admires the overall performance.
A Hot Springs Arkansas radio program received clear reception and readers from Anita send congratulations to the artists. The letter, signed by Mr and Mrs Earl Housley of 17 Fern Street, praises work from the state famed for corn and health resorts.
A letter from Owensboro Kentucky compliments Anita high school’s April 2 program and the Anita musical group. The writer recalls radio broadcasts and expresses thanks to Mrs. Pardon Byron Forshay and their family for friendly acquaintance during four years as a jeweler in Anita.
A Norfolk Virginia letter thanks H A Marshall for a delightful April 2 radio program broadcast via Atlantic Auto re LO. Mrs Lily Baird Leich of Del Argo Apt says the show pleased them and they stayed for the entire program hoping to hear more in the year ahead.
Roland Major of Anita sends thanks for Anita broadcast by Station KFLZ Atlantic April 2 night. He enjoyed the program and notes a wire at 10 13 but arrival late. He asks others to spread greetings and hopes to meet listeners someday. Major is a nephew of Dr. E E Major of Anita now in Los Angeles and works for Iron Mercantile Co in Enid Oklahoma.
A reader from Anita school and Ogilvie Minnesota writes to praise a radio program heard clearly on air. The letter thanks the broadcaster and asks for more similar broadcasts in the future.
Kansas City resident Harry E Jensen thanks for the Wednesday night Walnut Grove concert and expresses intent to listen again. He mentions the Garden Spot of Iowa and wishes for many more Walnut Grove programs.
A 1924 telegram from Elraise Saskatchewan thanks Anita Iowa based Walnut Grove Hog Remedy Co for a concert broadcast from Atlantic Iowa. Mr and Mrs W H Buergel send greetings. Messages from Ardmore Oklahoma and Leon G Voorhees celebrate the program and hometown pride.
A reader in Ralston Nebraska praises the program and extends compliments to Anita friends signed A C James.
In Montrose Iowa Claude Smither thanks the program with praise while Vera Carrier from Cassopolis Michigan notes a fine concert. The Walnut Grove Hog Remedy is to be shipped by freight as planned.
In Brookings South Dakota a community program draws a large group with Mr and Mrs Harley McCord from Fort Wayne Indiana in attendance. Christina John Thomas from Cheyenne Wyoming and Lulu Hutton Gotsche plus Alice Whistler Simmons are listed among participants enjoying the event.
Local ad for Bongers Bros inviting customers to compare prices on paints varnishes and wallpaper before purchasing. Includes promotional note and shop signage.
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