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Newspaper
Glenwood Opinion
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1926
Page
3
A collage of epigrams and curiosities, mixing jokes about advertising and stenographers with bits on natural history, weather omens, biblical trivia, and ancient lore. Notable lines reference Simon Legree, Depew, keyboards, and early science, all voiced in a breezy, old newspaper style.
A fragment notes that daily tea consumption in Great Britain requires more than a million pounds of tea for the people, highlighting vast demand and national habit.
A long Iowa report covers laborers from Mexico and Poland, county agents, new marketing efforts for perishable farm products, and the resignation of a county agent. It notes apples and other produce, the Barnevelder breed, shelter belts at Storm Lake, a statewide forestry push, and bird life initiatives. It also mentions a Des Moines to Denver air mail service, a multi county welfare concern, and census statistics on farms, births, and deaths for 1924-26.
A candidate announces seeking Republican nomination for a seat on the Board of Supervisors from district number one. The run hinges on the voters in the district at the primary election.
A Mills County candidate declares intent to seek re nomination to the state legislature at the June 7 primary and asks Republican voters for support.
A notice announces a Republican primary election in district No 2. It lists William Jones as a candidate under the Board of Supervisors and references the enlightened governance of the voters. Balloting occurs on June 7, with official guidance by the district board.
A notice states that a candidate will run for the board of supervisors in the district. The election is set for June 7 and the nominating process is underway.
A Republican candidate announces pursuit of the sheriff nomination at the June 7 primary. He appeals to Mills County voters for support and notes the upcoming election.
A candidate for the office of representative in the legislature announces intentions to run in the June primary and asks Mills County Republican voters for their support at the election.
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