Former Gev Kraschel Pursues Senatorial Ambitions
Fragmentary account traces former Governor Kraschel’s shifting political strategy from 1936 to 1942. He alternated between governor runs and a potential senate bid, facing party pressure, internal friction with Senator Herring, and timing that could culminate in a 1942 senate race after a renewed gubernatorial bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kraschel
Gillette
Herning
Garry F. Halden
D. J. Dickinson
Herring
Senate
Political maneuvering and primary filings in Iowa campaign
The article outlines factional moves among Iowa Republicans before the April convention, noting Kraschel's wavering stance toward Valentine and Miller's unopposed bid for the nomination. It mentions Gov. Wilson, Treasurer Bagley, and Atty. Gen. Everett seeking primaries, with a record 402 nominations filed compared to 1936. It also blends local anecdotes from Cass township to Des Moines about voters and community events.
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Stave Miller
Miller
Repubic Party
Tee Cain
George A. Wilson
W .C. Bagley
Fred D. Everett
oDo
Round Iowa Disappointment Doughnut Day At Sugar Viking
A garbled account from Swea Viking describes a doughnut celebration with flour, eggs, and large quantities of pastry, referencing Joe Lanes and a 200 gallon batch. Names and numbers are unclear, but the tone reflects a local festival with exaggerated measures and scattered proper nouns.
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Swea Viking Clut
Sistas Wergh
Clermont and West Union Social Visits and Local Events
Clermont residents and visitors tour Cedar Rapids and Waterloo towns, with J A Erickson and family, H B Greenley and Linda Lou, and Harold Sticken among those noted. Civil and college connections tied to Cae College and local hosts are mentioned along with spring formal at Delwein and a birthday gathering for Arthur Mechelson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Erickson
West Union
Amon Erickson
Ced Rapids
Norman
Cae College
H. B. Greenley
Linda Lou
C. J. Adams
Alston
Harold Sticken
Maxine Masonhall
Postville
Willis Gress
Gruver
Upper Iowa
Coliseum
Delwein
Phi Beta Phi
Dawn Smith
Clermont
Arthur Mechelson
Braa O
Hans
Unreadable OCR Fragment Toters Reunion Notes
Fragmentary text mentions Clarence Brenner visiting Mrs Dugstad's cousins in Brownfield and a reference to Loras College in Dubuque. Confused names, scattered phrases, and garbled lines limit clear facts or events. No coherent dates, actions, or outcomes are identifiable.
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Clarence Brenner
Freudenstadt Sunniest Resort in Germany
Freudenstadt in the Black Forest is famed as the sunniest resort in Germany. The region is noted for winter ski races and its shaded summer forests, painting a contrasting Black Forest scene.
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Germany
Black Forest
Freudenstadt
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Clermont. Enterprise
Clermont, Towa
Marjorie Scheel
Towa Press Association
National Editorial Association
Fayette County
Towa
Gev. Kraschel
Krisehel
AML
John K Valentine
Valentine
Tor
Edward Breen
Mace
Krasehei
Rose Waren
Pune
L. L. Carriclan
Iowa
J. C. Jerder
R. V. Brandt
Louis Schutte & Son
Hos
Lown
Num
Charles Guilford
Cass Township
Mr. Guilford
von Case
Atlantic
James Wade
Des Moines
Whitney
Independence
Young
Lonnie Ross
Glenwood
Louis Spillman
Indiangla
Rnwently
Hyde
God
Tom
Aloert Stoll
Saltier
Mr. Stoll
A .C. Son
Poweshiex County
Billy Robinson
Grinnell
Robinson
Brooder House
No. 8
Shelby County
Burnet
Vea Marberg
Stanley Deer
Hardin County
Joe Lanes
Co-operative Features Inc
Mes
Akon Eers
Carson
Vean
A-Tes Eet
Jimen Romi
Loras College
Megrepi
Ates
England
Pritwis
Uae
C. F Coo
U.S
U. S
U.S. Royal
Cities Service Oil Station
W.C. Calahan
Cuffoirdive
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