Republican Ticket Listings by Township and Precincts
Election slate details for Atlantic Pleasant Union Victoria Lincoln Grove Pynecon Noble Maesena Brighton Benton Bear Grove Edna Case Grant Franklin Townships with listed Justices Trustees Constables Clerks Assessors and candi dates for each precinct and ward across the region.
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Republican Ticket
Atlantic
P. I. Appleman
John E. Budd
Ralph Miller
Art Wright
Pleasant Township
C. T. Cocklin
A. H. Goessling
Herman Newman
W. E. Lary
W. Woods
W. E. Proctor
Union Township
Burt Stone
Joe Black
L. D. Kemp
G. H. Ihnen
Harley M. Webber
Justices of the Peace
C. F. Darrow
J. C. Jenkins
S. W. Taylor
C. L. Wilson
R. A. Wilson
F. H. Rosen
A. A. Hayter
L. H. Hayter
Franklin Township
Andrew Lugeland
Maurice Coomes
Harold Ostrus
Gay Karstens
Democratic ticket trustees and township officials listed
A local election slate lists trustees clerks assessors and constables across Freaklin Benton Union Massena townships. Notable names include Harold McDermott Milton Smith Rowley Pollock Fritz Proehhl George Collins and John Pearce among others. The document enumerates multiple township offices and candidates across several districts.
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Grant Township
Harold McDermott
Milton Smith
Rowley R. Pollock
Freaklin
Wm. Sandhurst
J. Nimm
A. M. Acker
Kenneth Neary
Brighton
Eldon Kay
Albert Pittman
Walter Moeller
Glen Babbitt
Benton Township
Carl Holland
J. W. Jordan
J. B. McDermott
Arleigh Harter
Union Township
Fritz Proehhl
Bruno Behrends
Victoria Township
Grant township No 2 to get new school building
Anita Iowa June 5 Special The last old Grant township No 2 school will be replaced with a modern basement building. Bids open and work to start around July first. Cost about 2500 dollars. The present 64 year old structure is condemned. Remember pedestrians have right of way slow down.
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Anita
Grant Township
Grant No. 2
Former Grant Publisher F. E. Smith Dies at 77
F. E. Smith, 77, a Grant native and former publisher of the Grant Chief, died at 10:30 yesterday at his daughter’s home. Born November 26, 1862, he also operated Grant’s mill and served as town clerk. Surviving are two daughters and two sons. Funeral Friday at 2:30 at Grant Methodist Church, burial in Grant.
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Grant, Ia
F. E. Smith
Grant
Grant Chief
Clark Givans
Smith
Sam Smith
Bertha Rupp
Way Back When June 5 1915 News Snippet
R KE King and family plan a three week trip to attend the exposition. Atlantic High School Alumni honor officers at a banquet with Mrs Clyde Campbell as president and Harold Jobes as secretary treasurer. Extra resident Harry Johnson dies after mastoid operation. Anna Temple travels to Mount Holyoke for the 1883 class reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. KE. King
Atlantic High School Alumni Association
Clyde Campbell
Ada Pellett
Harold Jobes
D. O. Herbert
Fannie Sanford
Grace Allen
Dale Morrow
George McKay
Olaf Henningsen
Harry Johnson
Walter Johnson
Extra
Anna O. Temple
Mount Holyoke
Mass
Holyoke College
Knowledge Test Answers From Page Two
Answers to the tem test questions printed on page two list seven results with items like Minnesota Ti land and Hamlet Montgomery Massachusetts. It notes seven red and six white insects and identifies George VI. Accidents are a curse to your purse.
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Hamlet
Montgomery
Massachusetts
George VI
Iowa Governor Nomination Field Set in Party Conventions
Gov. George A. Wilson led the Republican ticket with 164000 votes. John K. Valentine won the Democratic nomination with over 66000 votes. Lt. Gov. B. B. Hickenlooper secured the Republican renomination, while most incumbents were renominated. The 9th district race features a rematch between Albert Swanson and Vincent Harrington after Swanson’s prior contest was dismissed.
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Des Moines
N.S
George A. Wilson
John K. Valentine
Centerville
Iowa
Wilson
GOP
H. R. Gross
Irving H. Knudson
Jewell
State Highway Commission
Valentine
Ed Breen
Fort Dodge
Breen
Knudson
B. B. Hickenlooper
Cedar Rapids
James L. Harris
DeWitt
George Faul
Paul Cunningham
Faul
Albert Swanson
Sioux City
Vincent F. Harrington
Swanson
House of Representatives
Warning Notice to Persons Violating Bull Creek Ordinance
The notice warns residents in Atlantic Iowa that throwing earth hay manure planks or any debris into Bull Creek will obstruct water flow and be a misdemeanor with fines up to 25 dollars for the first offense. Mayor Joseph Burner urges immediate cessation to prevent flooding and damage.
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Bull Creek
Joseph Burner
Atlantic
Funeral services for Mrs. William Rees at Zion Lutheran
Funeral services for Mrs. William Rees, a well known Lewis farm woman, were held at Zion Lutheran Church at 2:30 PM conducted by Rev. M. E. Seltz. Music by Paul and Robert Sandhurst, Donald Armstrong and CC Demmel with Mrs. E. C. Schelm on piano. Pallbearers included Arthur, Albert and Carl Rees, Roy Bierbaum, Peter Vierck and Ross Ackerman. Burial in Atlantic Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Rees
Lewis
Zion’s Lutheran Church
M. E. Seltz
Paul and
Robert Sandhurst
Donald Armstrong
Demmel
E. C. Schelm
Jesus
Asteep
Arthur, Albert
Carl Rees
Roy Bierbaum
Peter Vierck
Ross Ackerman
Atlantic Cemetery
Wheat Dips to Two-Week Low Before Partial Recovery
Chicago price moves show wheat slipping to the lowest in over two weeks before a late rally. July futures fall to 4c under, then close around 79 36c. final prices off 1 4 to 1 7c. Corn and oats also rebound with mixed gains and losses. cash grain reports note varied yellow corn prices and soybeans firm at sample-grade levels.
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Chicago
N. S
New York Stocks Closing Prices Reported
Closing stock list shows gains and losses across major companies including General Electric, IBM, US Steel, Standard Oil units, Texas Company, Westinghouse, and Penn Railroad. Notable movers include Anac Cop, Amer Tobacco, and Texas Gulf Sulphur with varied percentages.
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Allegh
Am Can
Am C & F
Am Loco
Am P & L
Am Smelt
Am T & T
Am Tob
Anac Cop
Atch
At Ref
Avia Corp
Beth St
Bendix Av
Burr Add
Chrys
Cont Can
Cont Corp
Dup de Nem
Gen Elec
Gen Mtrs
Int Harv
Int Nick
Mack Tr
Mont Ward
Nat Bis
Nat P & L
Oliver Farm
Penn RR
Penney Co
Pub
N J
Pull Inc
Radio
Rep Stl
Sears Roe
Std Oil Cal
Std Oil
Ind
Ste Warn
Soc Vac
Swift & Co
Texas Co
Texas Gulf Su
Uld Air
US Rub
US St
West UN
Westghse Elec
West Air
Des Moines Market Report on Hog Receipts and Prices
Combined hog receipts at 16 yards and 10 plants in interior Minnesota ended at 8 a m show 26 200 head, down from 27 600 a week prior and 24 300 a year ago. Barrows and gilts 160 to 360 pounds bring 4.35 to 5.15 per cwt with variations by weight. Sows 270 to 330 pounds bring around 4.00 to 4.40 per cwt.
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Des Moines
U. 8
Town
Minnesota
Hog Trade Slows. Chicago Top at 5.50 in Market Report
Livestock receipts across ten markets show hogs leading declines with prices steady to down from yesterday. Chicago reports 21 500 hogs with top at 5.60 for 190 240 lb weights, while cattle and sheep also move variably. South Omaha totals include 5 000 head with hogs at 4.40 to 5.10 and calves and cattle mixed in value, reflecting uneven demand across bulk outlets.
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Chicago
J. N
Kansas City
Omaha
E. St. Louis
St. Joseph
Sioux City
St. Paul
Indianapolis
I. N
South Omaha
Neb
1. N.S
California
Atlantic Market Prices for Cream Eggs and Hens
The listing shows No. 1 cream 25c No. 2 cream 23c sweet cream 27c eggs ex tras 12%c medium 10%c dirties and checks 8c heavy hens over 5 pounds 12c 4 to 5 pounds 11c light and Leghorn hens 9c cocks over 5 pounds 1c under 65 pounds 6c.
Notary and pricing blur in odd clipping
A fragmented newspaper snippet lists a notary service at 25 cents and a stray poem line about an owl and pussy cat. It also shows fluctuating price indicators for weights from 330 to 500 pounds with per hundredweight figures around 3.60 to 4.35.
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Frank Dunn
Church of Christ
Conway, Ack
Abilene Hendrix
Arkansas State
Alexandra, Va
Caps
King Pears
Reg
U. S. Pat. Ofs
Ripley
Santa Monica
Cear
Lizzie
Miller
Henry
Walter Reichardt
W. F. Kuesel
W. D. McMartin
R. R. Reichardt
Lincoln Township
F. A. Daughenbaugh
Otto Eden
John W. Mehlmann
Thomas W. Bailey
Grove Township
W. A. McKee
W. H. Randall
Estey Cmith
J. C. Jacobson
Roy L. Fancolly
Glen H. Welton
Pymecon Township
Thelm E. Warren
J. D. McAfee
Ralph D. Milford
Otto B. Hansen
Noble Township
E. Schroeder
F. H. Wohlenhaus
Clair O. Hines
O. D. Funk
F. W. Schuler
Maesena Township
Edward Wagner
Henry Bissell
Sam Murray
E. A. Denham
T. R. Jensen
Brighton Township
James Sorenson
F. C. Newlin
Chas
M. Pitnenberger
Austin McFadden
Oliver E. Pelzer
Grover Darting
G. H. Taylor
Werner Blank
Bear Grove Township
Theodore W. Krause
Raymond Warne
F. C. Switzer
George L. Riggs
Edna Township
Walter Hilyard
John Byers
Charles T. Pigsley
Charles Cornell
Case Township
Jutice
Camp
H. F. Jahnke
John S. Blakely
Eldon Burnside
Mark W. Smith
Frank Hofmeister
Grant Township No. 2
Newn-Telegraph
Gertrude Welton
Sadie Brewer
Wiota
News-Telegraph
Albert Rourick
Brayton
Hereford
Bill Tracy
Cumberland
Upper-Nygaard Motor Company
Ford Dealers
Critchett Piano Co
W. B
Clyde Graham
Laurel
Charles Anstey
Massena
Bell Motor Service
East Third St. Atlantic
McCormick-Deering
Ralph Gottsche
Griswold
Illini
Carl Laartz
Art Nolte
Smiley’s
A. W. Morton
Opera House
S. H. Rudolph
Cecil Murphy
Dunham Feed Co
Wer
Smiley's
Gerald E. Berg
Avon
Hazel Mauk
Better Service
Morning World
Loren King
Bath
East Th
Dalton & Dalton, Attorneys
Don Savery
Tom C. Smith
H. P. Ziegler
H. K. Williams
Oakland Rendering Co
George Addison
Aignise A
Whazzat
Soun's
Like & Ghose
Res
Ti’land
Thimble Theatre
Wimpy
New York
Atlantic Market
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