Kelley Declares Sheriff Candidacy in Cass County
W B Kelley announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for Sheriff of Cass County Iowa. He seeks the voters’ decision at the upcoming June primary election.
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Newspaper
Anita Record
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1926
Page
4
County Attorney Candidate Nomination
For county attorney candidate for the Republican nomination for Cass County County Attorney, subject to the decision of Republican voters at the primary on June 7.
Hobart announces run for County Recorder position
M Hobart declares candidacy for County Recorder subject to Republican primary on June 7 1926. Statement filed as a formal notice of campaign.
Sheriff Nomination Candidate in Cass County Primary
A candidate for the Republican nomination for Sheriff of Cass County Iowa, subject to the decision of Republican voters in the county at the June primary election. W A McKee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass County
Iowa
W. B. Kelley
W. A. McKee
Uncle Sam in a World Court Puddle of Big Issues
The piece mocks US world role and the League of Nations, arguing against joining the World Court while criticizing German leadership costs and domestic decadence. It warns that U S involvement burdens the country beyond its means and questions surrendering birthright and liberties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
World Court
League of Natons
Uncle Sam
O. M. Hobart Seeks Cass County Recorder Nomination
The Record announces O. M. Hobart as a Republican candidate for County Recorder in Cass County at the June primaries. Voters are urged to endorse his record and re election in November. Hobart is noted as the sole Cass County newspaper representative in office, with colleagues and associates backing his renomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. M. Hobart
Cass County
Judge Green Praised for Tax Bill Leadership
Guthrie Center Times notes Judge Wm. R. Green, Ways and Means Committee Chairman, receives high praise for shaping the tax reduction bill. The piece highlights Green's mastery of details, unanimous committee approval, and bipartisan support, with the ninth district urged to reelect him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Green
Guthrie Center Times
Candidate for County Attorney Faces Primary Vote
Ralph W. Cockshoot of Atlantic seeks the Republican nomination for County Attorney after one term. He pledges to faithfully enforce laws and serve impartially if nominated and elected, seeking voter support at the June primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph W. Cockshoot
Atlantic
Cockshoot
Good Man at the Wheel and Tax Reform
The National Spectator credits Congressman William R. Green, chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee, for framing and guiding the tax-reduction measure through the House. It notes passage by the Senate and signing by President Coolidge, declaring the law. The piece also mentions ongoing work on Highway 7 from the Adair-Cass county line west into Atlantic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. R. Green
National Spectator
Washington, D. C
Judge Green
Ways and Means
Congress
Ways and Means Committee
Green
House
Wm. _ R. Green
Senate
Coolidge
Adair-Cass County
Atlantic
McKee Announces Candidacy for Cass County Sheriff
Cass County Sheriff W A McKee declares his bid for re nomination this week to Republican voters ahead of the primary. He notes years of public service, pledges honest impartial duty, and plans to visit townships to meet voters before the election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. McKee
Cass County
McKee
League Fight Reignites Debate on U S Membership
The Kansas City Star notes a renewed campaign to readmit the United States to the League of Nations and its Court, arguing to move from isolation to an active international role despite earlier defeat. It contrasts with public sentiment and foresees growing hostility as debate continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
League of Nations
The
World Court
Wilson
Senate
League For Europe
League
Court
the Star
Kansas City Star
Predict an Early Spring Foretold by Weather Vets
Many old-timers claim a forthcoming early and favorable spring based on long weather experience. The piece cautions against false prophets and notes parallels to book agents and politicians, urging skepticism of predictions.
Photograph to prove the world is growing better
A newspaper columnist argues that amid many needs the country requires a photograph as proof of the oft repeated claim that the world is growing better. The remark reflects social concern and a call for visible evidence.
Howard J. Clark Visits Griswold As Senator Candidate
Hon. Howard J. Clark, a favored United States Senate hopeful, spent Tuesday in Griswold meeting residents and speaking at the last reunion. The Griswold American notes his long Republican involvement, farmer-focused questions, and faith in Iowa’s revival should he win the seat from A. B. Cummins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard J. Clark
United States
Griswold
Clark
A. B. Cummins
Republican Party
Iowa
Behrends Farewell Party In Franklin Township
Mr and Mrs B F Behrends and family were surprised by neighbors at their Franklin township home on February 20. The Behrends, resident of the township for thirty three years, will move to a farm east of Anita. Guests arrived about 1130 with baskets, a dinner was served, then games and musical numbers followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherm
Bill Chambers
Bill
Whitney House
Illinois
Anita
Rock Island
Pension Department
Charlie” Jones
Audubon
Wallie” Smith
B. F. Behrends
Franklin Township
Subscription Boost Request From Mrs Carey
Mrs Lovie Carey of Mitchell South Dakota asks to raise her newspaper subscription to ensure she does not miss any copies. She expresses appreciation for letters from old friends and neighbors and wishes joy and sunshine to readers and staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovie Carey Mitchell
South Dakota
Sherm
Louie Carey
National mood hinges on action in Congress, cites coming gratitude
The passage urges stronger resolve in Congress, arguing decisive measures will prompt national gratitude. It frames the delay as a missed chance for unity and progress, calling for prompt action to inspire the country.
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Sherm F. Myers
the Record
Canada
Jesse N. Jones
R. W. Cockshoot
M. Hobart
Hindenburg
Clarence Darrow
Crawford
Bear Creek
America
McAdoo
al Smith
University At
Ann Arbor
Michigan
Man
Des Moines
England
Florida
California
Steck-Brookhart
Cummins
Real Sport
Audubon, Iowa
FORD
Atlantic Overland Co
C. W. McCaustland
American Congress
Timothy
Bermuda
Texas
C.E. Malone Seed Co
Atlantic, Iowa
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