New Interest in Primaries in Benton County
Tomorrow is the final day to file nominating petitions for the June primaries in Benton County. By afternoon sixteen petitions were on file with eleven Republicans and five Democrats. Two Republican contests loom for supervisor between Harmon and Wyckoff and for coroner with Hunt versus Modlin, though Hunt’s petition lacks required signatures. Democrats show harmony with no county race contests. Township officer petitions open until May 13. Representative Werner Strippel will face no opposition in June or November.
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Benton County
J. B. Wilquain
J. Harmon
Vinton
C. H. Wykoff
Urbana
Mr. Wyckoff
E. T. Hunt
C. L. Modlin
Belle Platne
Winton
J. le
Werner Strippel
Landis Testifies on Dinner Parties In Senate Probe
Kenesaw M. Landis, baseball chief, testifies in the Wheeler-Brookhart investigation of the justice department. He admits to taking occasional drinks at dinner parties, while denying Volstead law violations at those events, as he explains hospitality and pre war stock in response to questions from Senator Brookhart.
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Washington
Kenesaw M. Landis
Wheeler-Brookhart
Department of Justice
Landis
Philip Grossman
Chicago
Senator Brookhart
Town
Brookhart
Elberon Social Notes Mixed With Local Visits
Elberon residents share travel to La rand and South Dakota. Numerous visitors stop by families in Webster City Beaman Clutter and Cedar Rapids. A late April beamed list includes illness recoveries hospital updates and a few family accidents.
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Clifford Taverstad
la Rand
Bert
Agnes Willimek
Frank Kipician
Joe Willimek
South Dakota
Hope Overturf
C. Hibner
la Porte City
C. Struve
Fred Henning
Mercy Hospital
Cedar Rapids
G. L. Overturf
Lonnie Fromeing
Grace Fromeing
Webster City
Walter Devon
Minnis Warewald
Clutter
Herb Mason
Women’s Foreign Missionary Convention
Beaman
M. BE
Marshalltown
Mae Daugherty
Newhall
John Doose
J. Krajicek
Baby
Belle Plaine
F. R. Uchytil
Wm. Peterson
Glenn Peterson
Floyd Roth
Garrison
Henry Anders
John Wamser
Josep Josifele
Jos. Motjehka
American Legion Auxiliary
Mildred Kess
Crum
John
Effie Rogers
Des Moines
Jack Peterson
Reinbeck
Keystone Man Brockman Dies After Iowa City Hospital Stay
Wm Brockman a Keystone resident and Bremen native died Monday after stomach trouble surgery at University hospital Iowa City. He was about 60, a Navy veteran, widower with a son and sister in New York City as his only known relatives. Funeral held Wednesday under I O O F rites. Burial among strangers with order honors.
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Wm. Brockman
University Hospital
Iowa City
I. O. O. F. Lodge
Brockman
Bremen
U. S. Navy
New York City
Mr. Brockman
Louie Wiese
F. W. Schenken
Marion
Ladies ‘Literary Club
Winton
Keystone
Arthur White
Wm. Schuett
Art
Hamnan
John” Boehmke
F. W. Boehmke
Otto Haack
Chas
Balhorn
G. H. Seeck
Herman Popp
Schleswig Holstein
Germany
Theodore Lorenzen
B.S. Mussman
John Mussman
Ladies Aid
Lutheran Church
Herman Moss
Carl
Stookey
Benton County Political Announcements for Local Races
The notice lists candidates seeking reelection or primary election bids in Benton County. W Strippel runs for State Representative in the Republican primaries, J B Wifquain seeks County Auditor on June 2 in the Democratic ticket, Karl W Fischer runs for Clerk of Court as a Republican, and John Bordewick announces reelection as County Treasurer in the Republican primaries.
Yam oa candidate for Benton county coroner
A Benton county coroner candidate named Yam oa seeks endorsement from voters at the Republican primary. The statement notes the candidacy is subject to primary voters and is associated with Co. L MODLIN.
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Benton County
Republicum
John Ipolland Announces Candidacy for County Supervisor
John Ipolland announces his candidacy for the office of county supervisor. The statement references the June primaries, with the term beginning January 28. He aims to serve as county supervisor beginning Jamot E28.
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Jamot
John Ipolland
Benton county supervisors re election notices
Adam Happel announces candidacy for re election to Benton County Board of Supervisors for term starting 1926 subject to Democratic primary voters approval C H Wyckoff announces candidacy for re election to the Board of County Supervisors for term starting 1925 subject to Republican primary voters will of the voters plans shared in public notice
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Bowed of Supervisors
Benton County
Board of County Supervisors
C. H. Wyckoff
Benton county officer race announcements emerge
J D Nichols announces candidacy for Benton county attorney and Co RE Gerberich seeks Republican endorsement for county recorder in Benton county primaries in June. Both emphasize primaries and party backing.
Harmon's County Supervisor Candidacy in June Primaries
J P Harmon seeks the Republican nomination for county supervisor for the term starting January 1 1925 subject to voter decision in the June primaries.
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J. PF. Harmon
Whitfield Ruhl Campaign for Sheriff in Democratic Primary
Whitfield Ruhl seeks the Democratic nomination for county sheriff ahead of the primary vote. He outlines law enforcement priorities and campaign platform aimed at enhancing public safety and community outreach within the county.
Reynolds Runs as Republican Sheriff Candidate
George W. Reynolds seeks the sheriff nomination subject to Republican primary voters approval. He aims to lead law enforcement and uphold party platform values in the race.
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George W. Reynolds
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Chamberlain
Texas
Alabama
Yehtrey
Elberon
Joseph Kes
Sam Skarda
J. F. Novak
Hnd
James Novak
Marie Novak of
Vining
Join Herijek
Fred Uich
Joseph Valenta
Hel Kucera
Irma Josifek
Jerrie Josifek
Fred Ulch
Glenn A. Port Benton County
Greg
Oscar Anderson
Rca
W. Strippel
Licket
J. B. Wifquain
Karl W. Fischer
John Bordewick
Modlin
Il FL Lassen
Castoria
Ngusture
Adam Happel
RE. Gerberich
J. D. Nichols
Whitfield Ruhl
Ford
Ralph R. Lent
Tlartford Fire Insurance Company
Hartford
Marietta & Bickel
Johns Manville
Ellis Lumber Co
Vinton, Iowa
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