Announcement of Cass County Republican Nomination Candidate
Representative candidate Rev. L. B. Shanon declares his bid for the Cass county seat in the state legislature on the Republican ticket. The nomination will be decided by Cass County Republican voters at the June primary.
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Cass County
L. B. Shanon
County Recorder Primary Decision By Republican Voters
The text notes that the county recorder selection rests with Republican voters in the primary election, indicating a vote outcome will determine the office holder.
Sheriff Candidate nomination in Gass County primary
For Sheriff candidate for nomination to the office of Sheriff of Gass county subject to decision of the Republican voters at the primary election June 4th W A MicKee.
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Gass County
Vedane Declares Candidacy for Cass County Treasurer
For nomination to the office of County Treasurer of Cass County Iowa subject to the decision of the Republican voters at the primary election June 4 C L Vedane is listed as a candidate seeking the nomination in the county's official notices.
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Cass County
Iowa
County Auditor Nomination Primary Preview
For County Auditor candidate for the Republican nomination in Cass County Iowa, the selection is decided by Republican voters at the primary on Monday, June 4. One candidate seeks the office in the countywide election.
Huff Seeks renomination for Cars County representative
C W Huff announces candidacy for re nomination to the office of Representative from Cars county in the General Assembly. Primary voting will occur on Monday. The decision rests with Republican voters in Town city according to the notice.
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Cars County
General Assembly
County Attorney Candidate Seeks Re nomination Cass County
A Cass County candidate seeks renomination for County Attorney under Republican voters will expressed in the primary election held Monday March 4. The item notes the political context and the official timing of the vote.
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Cass County
Investigators May Probe GM For Stock Surge Rationale
The text suggests that investigators in Washington could probe General Motors to uncover reasons behind rising stock values and investigate the availability of damp moisture.
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Washington
General Motors
Appreciation from a Ninth District Congressman
A Iowa Ninth District congressman expresses deep gratitude for voters support and explains his retirement due to health and campaign burdens. He notes unsolicited federal judgeship appointment, hopes for a broadminded successor, and reflects on his service to farmers soldiers labor and all citizens who shared his views.
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Prate
Changed Colors In The Democratic Shift On Prohibition
The piece notes a rapid change in the Democratic party toward national prohibition with calls for local option. It remarks on a broad transformation from former stance to a newly embraced policy, reflecting shifting political attitudes in moist communities.
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Old World War Funds and New Year Quips
The piece notes that many communities seek war funds while a bashful commentator recalls old customs of four piece mince pies. A San Francisco Chronicle joke recalls the old fashioned girl keeping secrets from her mother. Winter clings to spring as farmers brace for unusual work ahead.
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Cockshoot to Seek Re Election as Cass County Attorney
Ralph Cockshoot announces candidacy for re nomination to Cass County Attorney subject to Republican voters June primary. He has twice held the office and pledges faithful capable and impartial administration if reelected.
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Ralph W. Cock Ioot
Cass County
Ralph Cockshoot
Green to resign April 1 from Congress
Congressman William R. Green of this district will resign early in April after his appointment to a life U S Court of Claims post at 12500 dollars annually, a move confirmed by the Senate and pending matters before the House Ways and Means Committee chaired by Green.
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U. S. Court of Claims
United States Senate
Tobias visits city linked to congressional nomination
W. J. Tobias of Adair was in town and nearby areas last week in connection with the Republican nomination for Congressman to succeed Judge Wm. Green. He appeared to be investigating congressional commissions in this district.
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Adair
Wm. Green
WHS
Unadulterated Populism in Iowa Politicking
The writer condemns a populist figure who seeks support with pledges and promises he cannot redeem. He compares him to historical marches on Washington and argues the down trodden deserve real relief, not manipulative rhetoric from local Iowa leaders.
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Coxey
Washington
Bhat
Iowa
Debate on Free Trade Versus Protection Policy
A student argues against Democratic Free Trade claiming it would let foreigners dominate the American market, leading to job losses and higher prices. He contends no Free Trade argument stands up to scrutiny for both urban and rural workers.
Huff seeks renomination for Cass county seat in Iowa General Assembly
Chas W Huff of Des Moines announces his candidacy for renomination as Representative from Cass county in Iowa. He has served several years and aims for another two-year term, with the June 4 primary determining the outcome under Republican rules.
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Chas. W. Huff
Daseau
General Assembly of
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Cass County
Dust Politics and Health in Iowa Article
The piece critiques political fear tactics and election manipulation, mentioning the dust of campaigns and the need for vigilance. It notes Cass county as among Iowa’s healthiest areas per state health reports and comments on corn borers driving public spending with dubious benefit. It also references a Kansas brake invention and a Breckhert claim about Iowa’s finances.
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State Department of Public Health
Cass County
Iowa
Card of Thanks for Firemen and Responders
Mr and Mrs H A Kara express grateful thanks to firemen telephone operators and others who promptly responded to the fire call to their home twice during the war period.
City Meat Market to Open This Week by Guthrie Center Firm
Caraway cream brick limburger and pimento cheese items are featured as Harley Howard moves to new Cash and Carry store opened this week by J. W. Lach of Guthrie Center with W. E. Rhoades in charge. Willis Campbell reports an alfalfa root resembling a young tree, suggesting alfalfa can be grown successfully here. Wm Schaake and wife visited Anita from Corning. Mrs Perkins returns from visiting her parents in Hurley South Dakota. Dewey Robinson suffered a facial cut while repairing a pump, narrowly missing eye injury.
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