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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1920
Page
7
In Cass County townships many report no filings for township offices, blamed on the primary system. Veterans say years under the caucus era fostered rivalries, while the present primary reduces competition. Democrats also fail to place county tickets in several townships and face low engagement overall.
A placer of sale notes multiple farms near Menlo Iowa with 30 to 160 acres each. Prices range from 350 to 500 dollars per acre for well improved stock and grain farms on main roads. The listings promise hog tight fencing and proximity to town, inviting inquiries for viewing.
Multiple towns show no filings for trustees clerks assessors or committeemen. At the Opera House tonight Larry Lemon stars in Simple Life while Will Rogers appears in The Strange Boarder.
The city of Griswold elects Miss Beth Neer, a three year Griswold teacher, as Glenwood principal at a salary of 2000 dollars. Several local notes follow including deaths, marriages, and small accidents, with mentions of local people and upcoming events.
The First Ward Republican caucus last night backed Deems for governor and instructed five nominees for county convention delegates to push his nomination. Delegate candidates include E. H. Busse, C. W. McCaustland, W. W. Hedges, M. H. Butler, and R. D. Mérrow. The Third Ward caucus had no instructions and fourteen homes were chosen as county convention delegates: John Ki. Bailey, William Dreager, B. A. Wood, EB. P. Chase, O. M. Hobart, Chris Kringel, Henry Hollen, C. L. Campbell, G. N. Curtis, T. C. Whitmore, David Tippe, O. Remien, Frank Van Brocklin, H. M. Boorman.
In Chicago on June 4, Hiram Johnson arrives amid a boisterous crowd, denouncing league of nations critics and calling for a square deal. Supporters hail him from railway station to Auditorium hotel and balcony remarks. Event signals Johnson as the people’s choice ahead of next week’s nominating events.
Miss Myr Maine Mickel and George Dewey Larsen of Walnut Iowa were married in Council Bluffs. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Mickel, taught in Hancock last year and stayed home this year. The groom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Chris Larsen, will farm near Walnut.
Grace Miller is sworn in as Jackson, Wyoming mayor marking, for what is described, the first time a city administration in an American town is entirely run by women. No men inhabit the city hall as of the May election, reshaping the Cheyenne dispatches from the west.
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