State Primary Candidates on Republican Ticket
The piece endorses Iowa Republican primary candidates Clarke Bleaky Ketchum Allen Devon for governor auditor railroad commissioner secretary of state and superintendent of public instruction, praising Clarke for reforms and Bleaky for fiscal gains, with notes on Ketchum Allen and Devon. It urges voters to support these figures in the forthcoming election and explains the indirect Senate selection.
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Iowa
Clarke
Grant Club
Kenyon Named Republican U S Senate Candidate
The Republican Party chose Hon. W. S. Kenyon of Fort Dodge as its United States Senate nominee for the responsible office. Since filling the office he has worked to meet the state’s needs and is described as a hard working legislator.
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United States
Republican Party
Kenyon
Fort Dodge
Woods Seeks Reelect To Represent The Tenth District
The district lines showing Hon. F. Woods elected to Congress are praised as the best representation for the tenth district. He is described as conscientious, upright, balanced in office, with a progressive spirit and a useful, trustworthy congressman likely to be reelected.
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Woods
Congress
Big Tenth
Washinon
Spirit Lake Republican L J Francis for State Senator
Spirit Lake resident L J Francis is the Republican candidate for state senator from the district. His past record as a public official is described as careful and painstaking and he is thoroughly acquainted with the duties of a senator, seen as substantial reasons to elect him.
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L. J. Francis
Spirit Lake
D E Kulp Named Republican Candidate for State Rep
Dr D E Kulp of West Bend is the Republican nominee for a late representative from this county. He is fit for the office and is expected to put forth greater efforts in the future to serve the district.
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D. BE. Kulp
West Bend
Voters urged to reelect Hon T F E Kulp
The message praises the representative for two years in Des Moines, citing improved road laws and diligent work. It urges voters to cast their ballot for Hon T F E Kulp next Tuesday, asserting his past achievements speak louder than words.
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Des Moines
Hon
County officers seek second terms for recorder and auditor
J. C. Franklin and J. R. Martin ask for re election to their county offices as recorder and auditor respectively. Both say they face no opposition and credit their satisfactory service to voters across parties.
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J.C. Franklin
J. R. Martin
O Neill Chosen for Mallard School Chief Post
H J ONeill, serving his fourth year as principal of Mallard schools, is urged as the right candidate for the superintendent position. Described as ambitious and practical, he has eight years teaching rural and graded schools, with a strong focus on improving rural education and a record of hard work to further his normal school studies alongside duties.
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A. M. Devoo
iSuperintendent of Public Instruction
Devon
Ational Center
Ife
H. J. O'Neill
O'Neill
Mallard
Cedar Falls
State College
Burt A J Republican Nominee for County Attorney
Vice friends of A J Hart push Burt for a second term citing two years of faithful county attorney service. They argue his law enforcement record and experience warrant reward and continuation.
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A. J. Hart
No Change in this Office Policy Letter
The fragment indicates a directive asserting no change in the specified office policy. It suggests maintaining existing procedures and administrative stance, with emphasis on continuity and stability in the office's operations. No additional names or dates are present in readable text.
Republican candidate Leo Bulgeman seeks second treasurer bid
Leo Bulgeman, the Republican nominee, runs again for treasurer after an earlier campaign. He canvassed Palo Alto County, spent substantial time and money, and is presented as qualified. The piece urges all Republicans in the county to give him strong support for the office.
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Leo Bulgeman
Bulgeman
Tie
Palo Alto
John Fagan Republican Nominee for Sheriff at Ayrshire
An Ayrshire endorsement praising John Fagan as fit for sheriff. It lauds his physique, habits, business skills, and diligence while arguing the current incumbent should not seek another term. The piece urges voters to support Fagan, claiming three terms for the incumbent are enough.
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Ayrshire
Fagan
John Fagan
Nomination for Fourth District Supervisor
J A Suse nomination for supervisor from the fourth district received by J A Suss of Lost Island township. Resident of the county twenty five years and well known to voters. He is familiar with the duties of the office and should work impartially for the people and taxpayers. He is a capable farmer who understands district needs.
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J. A. Suss
Lost Island Township
Navy comedy at Hawkeye by Osta House Company
The Osta House Company will continue to present first class clean productions at Hawkeye with The mag on the Hox a real comedy. Look for advertisement in the Times next issue.
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Navy
Osta House
Times
Adv
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William S. Allen
Thirty-fourth General Assembly of Town
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Twenty-Sixth General Assembly
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