Cass County Republican primary candidates announce nominations
A collection of notices lists Cass County Republicans announcing candidacies for Sheriff County Attorney County Treasurer Representative Board of Supervisors County Auditor Recorder and other posts subject to June primaries in 1922. Names include A A Emigh W A McKeeF Ralph W Cockshoot Jesse N Jones Chas W Huff H E Morgan Wa Reed Irwin W Pellett H G Armentrot Frank E Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass County
Cass—Shelby
Lama
J. A. Nelson
W. A. McKeef
County Recorder
Co. M. Hobart
Ralph W. Cockshoot
Jane
Jesse N. Jones
General Assembly of
Iowa
Chas. W. Huff
H. EB. Morgan
Board of Supervisors
Grant
Benton
Lincoln
Franklin
Wa. S. Reed
Cas County
Irwin W. Pellett
Lemma
Grant, Renton
H. G. Armentrout
Ihereby
Sherif
Frank E. Jones
Frank E. Jones for Cass County Sheriff Nomination
Atlantic resident Frank E. Jones announces his bid for the Republican nomination for Cass county sheriff. He has lived in the county twelve years and is tied to the Atlantic Shipping Association. Business associates and friends attest to his fitness for the office. Mrs. S. J. Johnson and daughter Anna spent Wednesday in Wio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank E. Jones
Atlantic
Cass County
Jones
Atlantic Shipping Association
S.J. Johnson
Miss Anna
Wio
Farm family prepares for active operations after harvest
Charlie Crosley from near Massena visits the Record with his wife and nine children as they organize to begin farm work. He harvested ten thousand bushels of corn last year and plans 60 acres this year hoping for a good market at harvest. Sherm F. Myers and Mrs. Bessie Lowell and family spend Sunday in Creston at Walter Allen’s home. Miss Mary Coyle, sister of Mrs. Gregory, is noted for her Anita roots and dry goods business success in Creston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Crosley
Massena
Charlie
Sherm. F. Myers
Bessie M. Lowell
Sherman
Maggie Gregory
Creston
Walter Allen
Allen
Gregory
Mary Coyle
Anita
Hazel Stickel Returns from Walnut Visit
Found key reported owner to call at record office to prove property and pay 30 cents for this notice.
Local Market Sells Home-Grown Asparagus And Real Estate Move
Home grown asparagus from the Jimmy Herriman area is on sale at the local market. Real estate transfer: Chas. Schol becomes owner of the F.O. Worthing residence near Main Street with possession set for September 1. Fred Saunders visited Omaha with daughter Nellie Reynolds on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asparsgus
Jimmy Herriman
Fred Saunders
Omaha
Nellie Reynolds
A. D. Dean
Anita Real Estate Exchange
Chas. Schol
F.O. Worthing
Main Street
Pure Bred Belgian Stallion Jewell to Stud This Season
Pure bred Belgian stallion Jewell will stand at stud in 1922. The horse, number 9656, will cover mares on Monday and Tuesday at McDermott's farm four miles west of Anita and four miles northeast of Wiota. Wednesday to Saturday the horse will be at Dr. C E Harry's Barn in Anita. Stud fees are 15 dollars for service and 2000 dollars for breeding rights. James D McDermott signs the notice.
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Congress
The
Record
Canada
A. A. Emigh
W.H. Langworthy
Vanity Fair
Vanity
Jair
Nderwer
Fane Odes
W. Crandall
Cole
Ment
Jewelers
Miss Hazel Stickel
Walnut
Wm. Elery
Goog's
Rings West
C.G. Wycofef
Elmer Porch
Hawkins
Ke. Ss. Holton
Hod Parrott
Reed
the Black and White
R. C. Rasmussen
Eastern Ass
Jas. D. McDermott
Frank Ebsen
Anita—-Massena
Unique Theatre
Riding With Death
Buck Jones
Dorothy Dalton
the Charm School
Wallace Reed
Cecil Taylor
G. M. Aldrich
P. T. Williams
L. R. Galiber Block
Office
Frank Eblen
Cumberland
City
Mrs. M. Smith
Hotel
Victoria
Tim Knowlton
Express and Drag
Tion
Ladies’ Union Club
C. E. Harry
Millard’s
Owen Burns
West Liberty
Burns
Jas. C. Carey
Kodak Films
Kodaks
F.M. Alexander
Des Moines
Waterloo
Hedges Bros’. Pantorium
L. E. Bean
Anita, Iowa
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