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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1922
Page
3
Political notices announce candidates for county offices in Cass County. Ralph W. Cockshoot seeks Republican nomination for county attorney in Fifth District. Chas. E. Studley runs for Sheriff in Cass County. Frank Elones also seeks Republican sheriff nomination, contingent on primary results June 6.
Several Cass County Iowa Republicans announce candidacies for county offices in advance of the June primary. A.G. A. Buxton seeks county attorney, while another candidate enters for county treasurer. Two Cass contenders from the Third Atlantic district declare for supervisor. J B Prall also files for supervisor in the same district.
Henry Nollen announces candidacy for the Republican nomination to the Cass County Board of Supervisors Third District with a June primary. H. E. Morgan seeks the Republican nomination for Cass County Sheriff at the June primary. Another Republican candidate announces for Sheriff with a June primary.
A fragmentary notice indicates an individual announces candidacy for a seat on the Cass County board of supervisors in Iowa, outlining intent to join the governing body and seek election to the supervisory position. The readable text suggests local government context and civic process.
A candidate announces intent to seek the office of representative in Cass County subject to primary voters. Similar notice appears for Clerk of the District Court with June 6 and June 5 dates in Cass County.
W. H. Langworthy announces his candidacy for the office of County Recorder, seeking the Republican nomination at the upcoming June primary, with decision by Republican voters of the county. The notice specifies the June 6, 1922 primaries as the selection date.
Irwin W Pellett announces candidacy for Cass County Auditor subject to Republican primary June 5. G B Kringel endorses or supports Pellett as nominee depending on primary outcome.
A Cass Shelby district state senator hopeful states his candidacy is based on his record and defers to the upcoming primary in June to decide the race. He emphasizes readiness to let the decision rest on the voters and his past performance.
E L Henke announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for Cass County Fourth District supervisor. The declaration is made ahead of the primary scheduled for June 5.
Memorial services were held with a veiled crowd due to weather. Rain prevented the speaker from arriving and kept Rev. Breeling from the appointment, but brief tributes were given by G L Ward, C Shearer, and others recalling Lingeln's life. Cemetery decor will be arranged Wednesday afternoon. Cumberland band planned Wednesday evening concerts drawing a large crowd.
Special report notes births at Lewis Louisiana where Elmer Smith and his wife welcomed a child at their home, followed by Sidney Roswell and his wife also announcing a birth.
A fragmentary account describes a dramatic incident during a trip involving a master and a charged scene with churned contents. The text references a rolling stride of an animal and milk being sung across, implying a chaotic event on location.
Chas D Booth of Harlan campaigns in Anita and surrounding area promoting his Republican bid for State Senator representing Cass Shel by district. He cites a platform calling for reform and repeal of certain statutes affecting broad relief from existing burdens seeking primary support next Monday.
Special to News Telegraph sketches a social snapshot with names of residents like Jones Jennings and Davis visiting relatives, while trips to Chicago and Texas are mentioned. The item records gatherings at homes, a dinner hosted by Mrs. Eberhart, and a series of family visits including Mrs. June Chil and L Temple in Atlantic and Wichita, reflecting a bustling community lead.
A strange venture in Hiethswille Vi in Pleetan claims to extract pearls from fish scales using a triaged Frenet woman. Fishermen earn pale cents per pound for dish scales while birchwood uses are explored. The report notes ancient papyrus links and Arab proverbs about whistling and purity after 40 days.
Massena updates reveal Prof. Griffith and his wife preparing to move to Iowa where he will head the schools next year. E C Thompson Jr and wife of Walnut visiting here. Bert Jorgensen and wife from Jefferson visiting W E Eblen. Mrs. Martin and two sons of Colfax visiting. Prof. T C Bott of Indianola here to arrange removal of goods. Frank Hast, former local jeweler now in Boone, fitting glasses recently. local party: Wednesday special edition.
Messrs Hagedorn and Scarsheck visit Hans Black and wife in Elk Horn with Mrs Hagedorn’s parents. Rev Bingwell returns from Coulter and Cedar Falls after missionary meetings. Local youths head to Racine Wisconsin for branch of the Lutheran church. George Madsen to attend as local delegate. Atlantic Sheet Metal Works offers prompt gutter work at reasonable prices.
Seven year old William Bradford of Woodcrest school wowed researchers at the University of California southern branch by solving the Stanford revision of the Hinet-Simon mental tests. He matched tasks beyond his age, recalled Whittier’s Barbara Frietchie at six and assembled a U.S. map puzzle at age two. His mother and principal note advanced intellect.
A New York judge, Justice Boyle, granted a homeless eleven year old a dog named Rags after the boy pleaded to keep his longtime companion. The case set a potential legal precedent by yielding to the boy’s emotional bond and dependency on the dog for companionship and safety.
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