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Newspaper
Clearfield Iowa Enterprise
Location
Clearfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1944
Page
2
O J Kirketeg, Republican candidate for state senator from Adams and Taylor counties, thanks Republicans for securing his nomination and asks for continued support through the general election. He pledges to serve the counties to the best of his ability if elected.
Representative from Taylor County asks Republican electors for continued support in the June 5 primary. He states his candidacy for renomination and re election and respectfully solicits votes from party voters.
J T Caskey of Bedford Iowa announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for sheriff of Taylor County subject to the voters in the June 5 1944 primary. He solicits support from the electorate.
A statement by a Republican candidate declares candidacy for the nomination of Clerk of the District Court in Taylor County in the June 5, 1944 primary. The plea asks for support and votes from voters.
Ralph C Jones declares formal candidacy for the Republican nomination for Taylor County Attorney. He seeks voter support at the June 6, 1944 primary in Bedford Iowa.
Candidate Bedford Robertson L Burt asks for votes in the Republican primary to be decided on June 5, 1844. He appeals for support and declares sincere appreciation.
George Schoenmann announces his bid for County Attorney subject to Republican primary voters on June 5th. He asks for support and assistance from party members.
R. D. Bob Goforth announces candidacy for County Auditor subject to Republican voters in the June primary. He urges support and assistance from party members for the campaign.
Wayne H Paige formally announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for County Treasurer. He urges Republican voters to support him in the primary election on June 5 1944 and asks for continued support and votes.
Bedford Iowa candidate Wave Madden asks voters to consider his bid for County Recorder in the June 5 Republican Primary. He urges a supportive vote and signs off with appreciation and address.
Chloe Wisdom announces candidacy for Taylor County Recorder in the Republican primary to be held Monday June 5. She seeks voters support and assistance.
The 1909 graduation list includes valedictorian Mabel Bladon and salutatorian Edna Japsen along with James Carson Dorothea Brandt Orville Singer Minnie Stamper and Claire Hawthorne. A destructive wind moved from Crayford five miles south to Will Beatty. Grant served two months as substitute mail carrier. Hawthorne took over the drug store. Sams redecorated the Methodist church. a cement walk was laid from the Commercial Hotel to the county courthouse. Joe Dattoo bought the Little Brick now the Locker Pint. 18 soldiers buried in Clearfield Cemetery. a G A R roster listed 26 post members.
A list of attendees from the 25 years Beck veterans gathering includes B H Bexter B F Beadle John Beatty John Gobie R A Henderson A S Johnston Bleach Nevill John Peyneend W D Sherwood Phil Cussings and others. The event, held near the west side and Murdock farm area, marked a 25th anniversary with a small party on May 2 at the Brice home and Meersingers properties.
A fragment from 1929 notes the west part of No 2 in Taylor to be paved that year. It mentions marriages of Ruth Wering and Harold Sendquist, Dorothy Bender and Vera Smith of Beatrice, Neb., and other local events. Elva Calkin earned a Simpson degree. Franklin Anderson and Lester Levi are listed among members and births are referenced. The Baltey Insurance Co and a new postal office note appear in the era summary.
Fragmentary OCR hints at a service item or notice involving a person named Brown of Graneli or Greenelli and an early reference to Sessa. Details are unclear but indicate a local clerical or organizational event with names in a brief public notice.
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