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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1914
Page
3
The Graettinger Times lists subscription terms as one year in advance six months for television service at $1.50. It notes mail post office handling in Graettinger Iowa as second class matter.
Tam Nivieson declares candidacy for sheriff of Himmel county subject to Republican primary in June. He announces his intention to seek voter decision in the upcoming election.
Dwight G. McCarty announces candidacy for County Attorney in the Republican Primary on June 2, 1914. W. F. Eagan declares candidacy for County Auditor of Palo Alto County, subject to Republican primaries.
L O Wigdahl, seeking State Representative seat for Palo Alto County, is a Republican candidate in the June 2 1914 primary. The contest centers on local governance and party backing as Vigdahl campaigns for support among party voters.
The Waterloo Courier notes Maurice Conolly, congressman from Iowa’s Third district, as a tentative U S senate hopeful facing a lose lose scenario whether he acts. It cites Judge Lee’s bar to gubernatorial candidacy until constitutional and primary rules are met, requiring oath of eligibility before nomination.
A Fort Dodge letter urges party unity but attacks Governor Clarke’s reelection and hints Judge C. G. Lee of Ames could carry the Republican ticket. The piece critiques defense over offense and signals intra party conflict within Iowa politics.
A Perry Chief editorial argues Governor Clarke should be re elected, praising his honesty and ability while labeling Judge C G Lee as a flawed rival. It criticizes Lee for listening to defeat minded politicians and predicts Clarke will win the Republican nomination and election.
Geo H. Bubb promotes The Lion and the Mouse as the decade’s greatest theatrical entertainment. The drama pits a money king against a judge and features a fearless judge’s daughter in a tale of Wall Street intrigue, finance, and reform with a renowned cast and elaborate scenery.
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