Democrats field Rev John Brown and Frank Whittaker for county offices
The Democratic slate gains Rev John Brown of Batavia as representative candidate and Hillsboro farmer Frank Whittaker for senator, with Republicans led by C J Fulton lacking party unity. The piece notes strong farmer support and anticipated wins, while also surveying national politics around the San Francisco convention and sugar profiteering investigations.
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John Brown
Batavia
Rev. Brown
Frank Whittaker
Hillsboro
Whittaker
C. J. Fulton
General Assembly
Reverend John A. Brown Seeks Jefferson County Representative
County Chairman D F Spratt announced Rev. John A. Brown of Batavia is willing to run for representative in Jefferson County. Brown, a farmer and ordained minister, is well known and highly regarded across the county and promises an aggressive campaign if nominated. He vows to safeguard public interests and to stay active in state legislative matters.
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Jefferson County
D .F. Spratt
John A. Brown
Batavia
Brown
John Brown
Rev. Brown
Wards Out of Running Sparks Possibility of Crisis Tie
The text discusses Wards leaving the race and the potential crisis naming Wilson as the sole unifying candidate. It suggests Wilson could be chosen if a party is divided, with warring elements needing a single figure to unite them.
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Wards
Wilson
Plane crash near Oskaloosa claims official
William J. McCandless of Washington DC, superintendent of the Chicago-Omaha aerial mail division, was killed four miles south of Oskaloosa when the plane crashed into a tree during a landing attempt. Pilot H W Johnson of Fremont Ohio escaped with facial injuries and was treated in Oskaloosa. The craft departed Omaha at 1:30 AM en route to Iowa City.
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Oskaloosa
William J. McCandless
Washington, D. C
Chicago-Omaha
Aerial Mail Service
H. W. Johnson
Fremont
Ohio
Omaha
Iowa City
Tribune Catalogs Highlight Rhynas Wells and Maasdam Sales
Notice urges readers to examine Tribune catalogs for Rhynas & Wells and Maasdam Stock Farm Shorthorn sales. Emphasizes precise, high quality printing and affordability as key benefits of Tribune printing.
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the Tribune
Rhynas & Wells
Maasdam
Tribune
Parsons College Girls Glee Club Concert At Presbyterian Church
Parsons College Glee Club of eighteen voices under Prof. Allan Bacon performs a public program at the Presbyterian church Friday at 8 p.m. The ensemble, fresh from a southeastern tour, features solos duets quartets and costumed numbers in a varied program praised for artistry.
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Presbyterian Church
Parsons College
Allan Bacon
Fairfield
MISSOURI MAN SHOWS LOCAL BUSINESS MEN
H T Miles of the Maryville Tribune spoke at a Community club dinner in the Armory about Nodaway county’s rise as a bright spot in the state. The talk covered Maryville’s advertising campaign and selling a community to itself.
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Nodaway County
Missouri
United States
Armory
H. T. Miles
Maryville
Tribune
Jones
Community Club
Commercial Club
Miles
Maryville Commercial Club
J. C. Thorne
City Planning Commission
Fairfield
Dillon Turney
Deal
Farm Bureau
Jefferson County
Democratic county ticket filling up with sparse filings
The county faces little Democratic interest in several offices with no filings yet. Rev. John A Brown of Batavia announced a candidate for representative, with ballots to be printed after voters paste his name on primary ballots. Dr W H Conner filed for coroner, the last Democrat to do so.
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John Brown
Batavia
C. J. Fulton
Spratt
W. H. Conner
E. W. McManus
Keokuk
Ired Holsteen
Frank E. Thompson
Burlington
W. F. Kopp
Mt. Pleasant
F. M. Molesberry
Columbus Junction
Frank B
A. W. Mece
G. A. Spielman
M.S. Randall
C. W. Wade
A. V. Coleson
W. C. Jones
Legion commander asks soldiers to remember comrades
Post Commander Wilson Reed of Allen Jewett Post No 47 of the American Legion urges all members to observe Memorial Day and keep alive the memory of those who served. He asks members to join local observances and ensure no World War grave is forgotten.
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Legion
Wilson Reed
American Legion
Fairfield
Iowa
Allen Jewett
Washington Two-Year-Old Child Eats Lye and Dies
Keith Hamm, aged two, found a can of lye at the Albert Fellendorf home two miles southwest of town. He swallowed a handful thinking it was food and died at 10:30 p.m. at the county hospital after severe mouth throat and lung burns.
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Keith Hamm
Hamm
Albert Fellendorf
Washington Journal
Two Piano Recitals at Moorhead Studio Next Week
Two student recitals will be held at the Moorhead studio next week with public invitation. Tuesday features Dorothy Talley Bessie Whitman and Hazel Sauer. Thursday features Elizabeth Bock Hannah Van Nostrand with Martha Jane Van Nostrand violinist. Programs include Chopin Schumann Liszt Mendelssohn Grieg pieces and talks on composers.
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Moorhead
Dorothy Tally
Bessie Whitman
Hazel Sauer
Elizabeth Bock
Hannah Ball van Nostrand
Martha Jane van Nostrand
Masurka
Dorothy Talley
Chopin
Rigaudon
Mac Donell
Bessie Whitham
Rubenstein
Rachmaninoff
Rakoesky
Scherzino
Soderman
Seeboeck
Hannah van Nostrand Gavotte
Carl Heins
Grieg
Grieg . Watchman's Song Grieg Elizabeth Bock
Mendelssohn
Ve Mendelssohn
Hannah van Nostrand
Children Found by Sheriff in Parents Chicago Home
The two Fields children believed kidnapped were located in Chicago at their parents home. Sheriff Harris said the parents took them from Libertyville to Washington then Chicago. The custody battle began years ago with Libertyville grandparents seeking return amid court orders. the case remains pending with no further developments expected until September.
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Bradford Fields
W. H. Fields
Libertyville
Chicago
Harris
Washington
Leaking wine cars in Lee County raise safety concerns
Rumors spread of two 50 000 gallon tank cars loaded with wine stranded near Argyle last Saturday due to Chicago freight congestion. One tank leaked slightly drawing locals with milk cans and other receptacles. Reports say several arrests have been made and officials criticized for leaving cars in Lee county.
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Argyle
California
New York
Santa Fe
Chicago
Lee County
Rock Island
van Buren
Donnellson
Campbell Catches Auto Thieves in Federal Case
Shan Campbell of the State Auto Theft bureau helped capture two Des Moines thieves arrested in Chicago and returned to Polk county for trial in federal court. The indictment is the first under the new interstate transportation law.
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Campbell
Shan Campbell
State Auto Theft Bureau
Des Moines
Chicago
Polk County
Farm Bureau mobilizes for Capper-Heriman bill push
Iowa Farm Bureau officials urge farmers to back the Capper Heisman bill to legalize collective bargaining for agricultural groups. The letter notes potential Sherman anti trust law conflicts and warns of possible disruption to cooperative shipping if the measure fails. Farm Bureau pledges significant funds and coordinated national outreach to secure passage.
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Federated Farm Bureaus
Capper- Hersman
Congress
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
T. M. Deal
Capper-Heisman
Deal
Farm Bureaus
the Tribune
Fairfield
Iowa
Mr. Deal
Capper
Tennessee
Cooperative Lumber Company
McCall
Circuit Court
Cooperative Shipping Association
Farmers’ Unions
Farm Bureau
E. H. Cunningham
Pleasant Plain Missionary Society Meets at Pickard Home
The Pleasant Plain Women’s Missionary Society held a May 6 meeting at Mrs. Henry Pickard’s East Pleasant Plain home. About sixty members and guests enjoyed a program, with talks on India, citizenship, and health, plus a lesson from A Crusade of Compassion.
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Missionary Review of the World
Ruth Steele
Consolidated School
India
North Dakota farmer confesses to family murder
Henry Layer, a Washburn farmer, confessed to killing Jacob Wolf his wife and five children and a chore boy Jake Hofer at the Wolf farm three miles west of Turtle Lake North Dakota on April 22. The confession was announced by J E Williams McLean county state's attorney. Ill will over injuries to Layer's cattle caused by Wolf's dog led to the deadly quarrel.
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Washburn
N. D
Henry Layer
Jacob Wolf
Jake Hofer
Wolf Farm
Turtle Lake
J. E. Williams
McLean County
Layer
Wolf
Women Voters League Program at Public Library
The League of Women Voters holds a program at the public library next Saturday starting at 3 p.m. in a one hour session. Social Hygiene committee led by Mrs. O F Nixom will run the event with talks by Miss Vera L Thorpe Ot tumwa social service secretary for Wapello county and Miss Merle Wright county nurse on county social needs. Delegates from the Republican state convention will report and other matters of interest to women voters will be discussed.
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League of Women Voters
Social Hygiene Committee
O. F. Nixom
Vera L. Thorpe
Ottumwa
Wapello County
Merle Wright
Center No. 9 Ends Spring Term With Pleasing Program
Friday May 7 marked the last day of the spring term at Center No. 9 with a final parent teacher meeting. Children performed a declamatory contest won by Miss Edna Flinspach and an upper grade arithmetic contest. a framed picture honored the winning side. Refreshments followed, showcasing the district's noted hospitality.
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Center No. 9
Edna Flinspach
Two Big Shorthorn Sales This Month
Two major Shorthorn cattle sales loom with Maasdam Stock Farm near the city selling 76 head on May 24 featuring imported cows and top sires like Impo Royal Marshal. Rhynas & Wells dissolve partnership and offer nearly 150 head at Stockport on May 26–27 led by Imported Proud Marshal.
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Maasdam
Rhynas & Wells
Stockport
J. G. Maasdam
Rhynas & Wells Hare
Wells
Rhynas
Proud
Messrs. Rhynas & Wells
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