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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1914
Page
3
A local political notice from Grnet Iowa announces candidacy for Palo Alto County Sheriff. George Edwards appears as a candidate under Republican guidance, with details stating the race and primary context slated for June.
Fragmented notices show Dwight G. McQarty announcing for County Attorney and A. D. Burt and E. M. Thompson entering race for County Clerk on the Republican ticket with primaries set in June.
W F Eagan announces candidacy or appointment as auditor in a formal capacity. The notice names Eagan and references the auditing role, signaling a bid or official declaration within the public office framework.
L O Wigdahl announces that he is a Republican candidate for the nomination as representative from Palo Alto County in the party primary on June 1, 1914. The statement identifies Eby as the representative and notes Palo Alto County as the district.
Fragmented notice shows Tom Nivison declaring run for sheriff of Em County, referencing primary decision and political finances. It mentions Davenport and various monetary figures tied to finances, saloons, and alleged sums, with unclear surrounding context.
The editorial endorses Governor Clarke for reelection while praising his record and arguing his moderation on capital extension and tax policies. It urges fair treatment, notes Clarke’s leadership in education, and contrasts him with Judge Lee and Senator Yon, urging continued support for Clarke in the primary.
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