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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1920
Page
3
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A declaration announces the candidacy of Nefstead for the office of County Attorney of Palo Alto County Iowa, pending the Republican primaries in June. The filing identifies Graettinger Iowa as the locality and notes the campaign financing line with a two dollar amount.
State Senator T hereby announces candidacy for the nomination to the office of State Senator for the 47th Senatorial District, subject to Republican primaries in June. H. C. Adams, Aigena, Iowa.
D. E. Kulp declares candidacy for state senate 47th district subject to Republican voters decision in the June primary. The message indicates a formal bid and reliance on party voters to determine nomination.
Molison declares candidacy for the position of county clerk subject to Republican primaries in June. He asks voters for support and notes appreciation for any backing.
E M Thompson seeks re election as clerk of the district court Palo Alto County Iowa subject to Republican primaries on June 7 1920 J W Jackson announces for Palo Alto County sheriff subject to Republican primary voters in June urging vote and support from constituents
J W Jackson announces candidacy for re election as Palo Alto County sheriff in Graettinger Times political card. No opposition listed for the June primary. The piece notes his long local service and voter familiarity without fanfare.
The Country Weekly proclaims its role as home center and community chronicler, courting readers with wholesome, common man language and a focus on births, loves, deaths, and local market life. It urges merchants to advertise to keep business within the town and praises public spirit over local fault-finding.
The Interchurch World Movement outlines a nationwide campaign from April 25 to May 2 aiming to raise 336,777,662 dollars. Iowa Methodists reversed a prior balk to join after an explanation of the movement’s aims, with denominations listed and quotas set for 1920 and the broader Interchurch fund.
Officials report completion of county conferences and organizational work across Towa county. The United Simultaneous Minsuolad SEPA movement advances as plans finalize, signaling broad readiness for campaign activities heading into key deadlines.
Advertises real kerosine roseine oil sold by Wildeys Cash Store. Claims roseine oil is slightly better than other high grade oils and offers a noticeable price difference about a penny per gallon higher but worth it, according to customers.
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