Political Announcement for County Treasurer Nomination
An unedited note from Anny G, Bhs, authorized to seek Republican nomination for County Treasurer pending primary results. Also mentions Lam a candidate for County Recorder in the same primary, with voters to decide in the upcoming March primaries. Located in West Union Iowa and Arlington Iowa area, dated March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Union
Iowa
Editey
Payette Leparte
Anny
Republian
Frog Hollow People and Events in Oelwem District
Henry Sansbury enjoys his vacation from O. B. U. at Oelwem. Lizate McCann starts spring term in Frog Hollow district Monday. Altanciberg to teach at Stone school starting early April. Frank Sparr loses a work horse Saturday, a loss noted after a long year. White King will work for Frank Davis in the gaming year. North ern night Santis evening mireeed 3 Taretron, Rube Straser and Miss Mannd Bailey visited Spring Valley trends Sunday. Migs Maguie closes a successful Sprig Valley school week with a supper at Rob Harvey home. Mrs. Pridger of Fayette visits sister Mrs. Jas Hittelson. Miss Bert Veltaman and baby return from Vuelwein with her mother. Mildred Hittels, Artie Usll from south of town spend Master at Wildey Tompkins home. Easter dinner enjoyed at Neuenschwander home with friends and relatives. Ralph Everett and family visit Sunday with Mrs Everett's father Fred Poppenhagen. Senior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Sansbury
O. BU
Oelwem
Lizate McCann
Frog Hollow
Altanciberg
Stone
Frank Sparr
Sean
Vel Gorges
Davis
Dighta Santis
Rube Straser
Misg Mannd Bailey
Valles
Sprig Valley
Rob Harvey
Pridger
Fayette
Jas Hittelison
Bert Veltaman
Vuelwein
Bor i ‘Giait
Min King
Mildred
Stranalan School Opens and Local News Roundup
Miss Gasay Klumpston began the Stranalan school Monday. Perry Potter started barn addition work on Daniel Potter's farm. Louis Greenough and wife and Mack Pattison and family visited Frank Pattyson’s home. In Oelwein John Basaitt bought an automobile and plans many trips with his family this year. Miss Mable White worked for Mr. Ed Lancerman. Li D. Shaffer’s son was injured by a horse, breaking his leg and collar bone. The boy is recovering but endured a hard experience. In Ottumwa, court discussions tested saloon prohibition. Attorney General Byers warned a ruling could bring constitutional prohibition and drive all brewers out of Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gasay Klumpston
Stranalan
Perry Potter
Daniel Potter
Louis Greenough
Mack Pattison
Frank Pattyson
Oelwein
John Basaitt
Mable White
Ed Lancerman
Llaye Shaffer
Li. D. Shaffer
McLean
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George
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Albert Belgen
Volga
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Harald
Payette
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Albert Gehring
Ed Gehrings
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Hattie Keer
Myrtle
Weber Shatter
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Halvor Knutson
Freemont Ogle
Will Wenger
Misa Mae Fritz
Elgin
Walter Rothisberger
Kohler
Jerome Yestous
Frank Hunsberger
Fred Rothlisberger
Israel Shaffer
Mabel Gehring
Richards
Charlie Frits
Eury McMillian
Paul Allbright
Francia Voxwell
Mars
Mila Foxwell
Alice Humphry
Venita
Filten
Hummel
Ruth Rothisberger
Mary Shaffer
Lester Strong
Reyold
Ed Kobler
Smithfield
F. RO Chittenden
Ralph
DeWitt Clinton
Chittenden
Frank Kimpston
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Kimpaton
Hennesy Bros
Strawberry Point
Aso
John K Griffith
Washington
Logan Wilson
Harmison
Willie Burns
Sear Arlington
Clinton
M. J. Hartman & Sons
Littleboy
McPherson
Ottumwa
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