Brookhart Wins Iowa Republican Nomination In Primaries
Senator Smith W. Brookhart swept Iowa in Mondays primaries to secure the Republican nomination by a large margin. Bond issues drew heavy votes in some counties while others saw district and county official contests stir turnout, but statewide voting was light. The race was a tight battle between Brookhart and the Cummins forces, with progressives gaining control in the state.
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Smith W. Brookhart
Iowa
Brookhart
Cummins
Iowa Farmers Turn Against Cummins in GOP Battle
In a blunt critique of Fort Dodge politics and national figures, a writer argues Iowa farmers suffer under low prices and bank foreclosures. They blame Senator Cummins for lukewarm support of Brookhart and agricultural relief, noting Brookhart’s defeat and the party rift driven by farm interest opposition.
Senator Cummins Defeat Seen as Preventable Pitfall
The article argues Cummins failed to sense risks to his official prestige months ago and could have avoided the pitfalls that led to his defeat Monday. It emphasizes the avoidable nature of the loss and links it to prior misreadings of danger to his standing.
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Cummins
Quakers and Specials split district baseball skirmish
In a junior league nightcap the Specials defeated the Bakers 7 to 4 with Vangie Reeves pitching twelve strikeouts. Earlier the Quakers crushed the Bakers 27 to 14 as 41 runs crossed the plate aided by two double plays started by I Masters. Umpires were Joe Swift and FF. Schurmann and R. Masters officiated.
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Bakers
George Frick
Frick Reeves
Vangie Reeves
Specials
Bakery
Doughboys
A. Duhnib - Sullivan
Luschinger
F. Masters
Donlon
Jacobsen
R. Johnson
Iss White
A. Simonsen
A. Jensen H. Geil i Reynolds Clemengen
J. Gammon Weinholzer
Baumgartner
R. Masters
N. Nelson Reeves Raepe
Quakers
Sweet Revenge
Masters
Drake Ib Q. Jensen
B. Horswell
aAweee
T. Donlon Drake
J. Erickson
Joe Swift Reeves Clayton
H. Harrington
A H. Henningsen
Shoes Repaired Before Fall Chilly Days At Service Shop
Holiday vacation offers early shoe repair and waterproofing to avoid fall rush. Art Gumn repairs ladies shoes gloves and more at Shoe Service Shop above the post office in Stevens Town. Wanted A Rebel letter from Saginaw seeks outsider views on Iowa primary issue and Des Moines ties.
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Art Gumn
W. I. Stevens
Saginaw
Mich
Buiter
Des Moines
Iowa
Towa
United States
Highest Egg Prices Offered for Cash Now
Get the highest price for your eggs and cream and poultry paid. Be sure to get our cash price before selling. This advertisement promises top dollar for eggs cream and poultry.
Brookhart Versus Butler and Wall Street in Town Primary
Hubert Spiegel touts Senator Brookhart as honest and courageous, opposing old guard standpatters. He argues Brookhart fights for townspeople against eastern financial interests and bank failures, urging voters to choose representation from townspeople over Wall Street power.
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Mr. Brookhart
Senator Brookhart
Coolrdge
Brookhart
Butler
Wall Street
Senate
Hubert Spiegel
Farm Bureau Picnic Plans Big Boost in Emmetsburg
The seventh annual Farm Bureau Picnic in Harrison Park Emmetsburg Friday June 11 features Old Fiddlers contest speaking and sport events. Sam H Thompson President of the American Farm Bureau Federation to speak. Prizes total over 100 dollars with a suit of clothes for first place. Program includes registration 8:30 10:00 a m Horseshoe pitching Community singing and band concert with an address by Thompson.
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Farm Bureau
Harrison Park
Emmetsburg
Sam H. Thompson
American Farm Bureau Federation
Thompson
Flint
Dr PF
McTigue
H. 2
Barringer
County Farm Bureau
Sam
Farm leaders back relief bill in county pageant day
At 4:00 p.m. the Haugen Farm Relief Bill support rally is held with county events. Kitten ball East vs West, captains Martin Simonsen and H. K. Tunniduff. Auto changing contest, prize awards, and ladies sports including jug filling, nail driving, and age carrying. Finals in Old Fiddlers contest. The committee promises an inclusive Ute program and a continuous road time.
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Haugen
Martin Simonsen
Lost Island Township
Weeedom
Local Social News Highlights In The Community
Lloyd Lipveld is sick Bert Montgomery of Harvey Drug Co visited his parents. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. I. A. Kennett. Curl Spies and Lindy travel to Cornell with Curl’s work. Parker Hession, grandson of Dr. and Mrs. Hession, shows improvement after illness. Arlene Myhre returns home from Renwick to teach in the consolidated school. Mr. and Mrs. Moraine Jett head to California by auto. Lars Petersen painted the Baumgartner building. Dulin moved it to a new foundation. Arthur Myhre returns from Chicago for vacation. he works in an electrical firm in Chicago. Mrs. Lottie Hendricks hosts the Afternoon Card club Friday. A Progressive Five Hundred gathering was enjoyed with refreshments. A shower honors Miss Mayne Thompson. 123 attend. pink and white decor, gifts galore. The event is fondly remembered by many friends.
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Lloyd Lipveld
Bert Montgomery
Harvey Drug Co
I. A. Kennett
Curl Spies
Vernon
Curl
Miss Lindy
Cornell College
Parker Hession
P. J. Hession
Arlene Myhre
Renwick
EH. Moraine Jett
California
Californi
Lars Petersen
Baumgartner
BSP
Dulin
Arthur Myhre
Chicago
Martin Myhre
Mes
John Nelson
Mayne ‘Thompson
Laura ‘Thoreson
Lillian Sandvig
Hainty
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P.j.mccarty
Ponce Butte
Collecaigo
J. M. Resh
Justice OF the Peace
Graettinger, Iowa
Martin Myhbre
Buhn Bros
Bronkhart
Fort Dodge
Republican Party
Kenyon
Washington
Farmers of
Steck
Brockhart
White House
BANK
Graettinger
Hazel O'Neill
Diamond Ball News
Baker
Grady Produce Co
G. M. GraettInger
J. M. Robinson
Bormann
Graettinger Live Stock Shipping Association
V. L. O’connor
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the Farmers Savings Bank of
Wallingford
J. A. Nelson
Cashier
Jacobsen Meat Market
A. G. Jacobsen & Son
Windsor Hotel
V. R. Reeves
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Gammond Residents
J. H. Gammon
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