Light vote cast at primary in eastern Cass county
A light turnout marked the Cass county primary with Anita precinct No. 1 recording 258 votes: 241 Republican and 17 Democratic. Precinct No. 2 had 105 votes, 97 Republican and 8 Democratic. Lincoln township totaled 83 votes, mostly Republican. Brookhart narrowly carried Grant township, while Anita favored Clark. Clem F. Kimball easily won lieutenant governor in the county.
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Cass County
Grant
Anita
Grant Township
Lincoln Township
Brookhart Winson Grant
Smith W. Brookhart
U. S
Howard J. Clark
Clark
Brookhart
Clem F. Kimball
Vernon Seeburger
John Fletcher
May E. Francis
Agnes Samuelson
Blake
Lewis
J. C. McClune
J. W. Long
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Small
Vedane
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Kelley
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Chas. L. Wilson
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Reardon
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Price
Scott
Edson
McClune
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Newport
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Fletcher
Samuelson
Francis
Webster
Arnold
Constable—Bontrager
Cummina
McKee Defeats Kelley For Sheriff Nomination In County
Sheriff W. A. McKee won the Republican primary for sheriff over Wm. B. Kelley of Grant township in a landslide. McKee carried all twenty two precincts of the county by a large majority, with precinct by precinct results listed below.
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W. A. McKee
Wm. B. Kelley
Grant Township
McKee
Vedane Wins Nomination for County Treasurer in Primary
C. L. Vedane secured the Republican nomination for county treasurer by defeating incumbent Jesse N. Jones in the primary held last Monday. Precinct tabulation of votes is provided.
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Cass County
Jesse N. Jones
Vedane
Jones
C. L. Vedane
Delegates Named for County Republican Convention
Delegates to the county conventions for both parties were chosen at the Monday primary election. The conventions will meet in Atlantic on July 8. Republican delegates for Grant and Lincoln townships include John H. Stone, Wm. H. Wagner, Garrett M. DeCamp, and others in two township slates.
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Grant
Lincoln Townships
Grant Township
John H. Stone
Wm. H. Wagner
Garrett M. DeCamp
Wm. A. Linfor
Howard A. Marshall
H. E. Campbell
Harold P. Ziegler
Sherrf F. Myers
Earl
L. Newton
Leo Rongers
Arthur R. Robinson
Walter ¥. Budd
Vernon C. McCoy
C. W. Shaffer
Ira E. Bowen
Ella Biggs
Reed
Chester A. Crandall
Frank H. Osen
Chas
L. Wilson
K. Wilson
A. I. Turner
Wm. B. Kelley
Allan A. Hayter
Wm. Wahlert
Lincoln Township
F. A. Daughenbaugh
Werner Blunk
Joe Denney
August Crow
H. G. Armentrout
Chas. Borth
Angelo's Comedians Set for Anita Next Week
Angelo's Comedians will headline Anita concerts all next week with a big tent show at Concert Park starting Monday evening June 14. The 20 performer troupe blends vaudeville plays and a jazz band under Anita Concert Band auspices, with free ladies’ admission Monday night and new caps for sale at 7c and 1.25 dollars.
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Billie
Angelo
Anita
Concert Park
County Conventions Set in Atlantic for July 3
A. R. Kohl reports county conventions for both parties will convene in Atlantic Saturday July 3 at 11 am. Republicans totale 239 delegates with ward and township breakdowns. Democrats total 167 delegates. Delegates were chosen at the primary to approve voters’ action, select state convention delegates, and adopt resolutions.
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Atlantic
Two Divorce Suit and Damages Case Filed in Court
Two cases entered the September term filings. Arletta Owen sues Albert J. Owens for divorce and legal separation claiming marriage in Greenfield on October 6 1923 and desertion June 1 1924 while seeking title to jointly owned real estate. A S Miller of Des Moines sues C D McNeil and Byron McNeil claiming seventy dollars for damage to his Oakland car after a Des Moines collision.
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Arletta Owen
Tom C. Smith
Albert J. Owens
Greenfield
A. S. Miller
Des Moines
C. D. McNeil
Byron McNeil
Oakland
Guthrie Land Sales Hit Prices From $200 to $400
Guthrie Cass township in Guthrie county records five land sales since the year began with prices from 200 to 400 dollars. The farms lie in the same neighborhood and are well improved. The sale prices in order were 248, 200, 350, 200 and 400 dollars.
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Cass Township
Guthrie County
Fly Salt Benefits for Cattle Feeding
Fly Salt keeps stable flies from biting cattle and eliminates bunching and milling. It helps milch cows produce full milk quota while supplying essential salt. Enables daytime grazing and easier milking with no extra labor. Most economical method. fly salt is on hand now and should be fed regularly during summer.
Notable WCTU Leader to Speak Before District Meet
Atlantic will host Mrs. Ida B. Wise Smith, vice president of the national WCTU and Iowa president, at a church address June 13. The district meet follows June 14 at the Baptist church with attendees from Cass Audubon Guthrie Pottawattamie and Shelby counties. Smith, famed for her stance on law enforcement and citizenship, has directed WCTU citizenship work in 51 countries and was named one of Iowa’s ten most distinguished women.
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Shelby
Smith
Iowa
Special Commission
Governor of
Iowa boys and girls win trips to Chicago congress
The Rock Island Railway offers eighty four prizes for 4H club members in eleven states to attend the fifth national Boys and Girls Club Congress in Chicago next December during the International Live Stock exhibition. Winners, selected by agricultural extension authorities and the U S Department of Agriculture, will tour major city attractions and the World’s Greatest Livestock Show. Contest details available from county extension agents or state club leaders at the agricultural college.
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Boys and Girls’ Club
Chicago
Agricultural College
United States Department of Agriculture
Rock Island Railroad
United States
G. L. Noble
National Committee On Boys and
Mile Square
Lincoln Park
Rock Island
Marion board dismisses Chehock as superintendent
In Marion Iowa W H Chehock superintendent of schools was dismissed by the board of education by a 4 to 1 vote. The board ordered him to provide a full statement of receipts and disbursements and to turn over all related checks and vouchers by retirement. The action follows a sensational inquiry into his conduct and finances in office.
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Marion
H. W. Chehock
Board of Education
Linn County
W. K. Lotham
Chehock
County Superintendent of Schools
Evelyn Hunt
Bullsnake most valuable to farmers says Ames man
Ames Iowa June 9 Prof J E Guthrie Iowa State college zoology says people underestimate snakes. He notes the bull snake is large and useful to agriculture, valued at 10 to 20 dollars each, eats rodents and pests, and poses no crop threat. He hopes it becomes Iowa’s state animal. Mrs G M Adair returned from Iowa City after a two week visit. Janet Gotch stayed on.
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Ames
J. E. Guthrie
Iowa State College
Towa
Iowa
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