My Loves and the Nation in a Patchwork Page
A Chicago Tribune note blends verse by Margaret Eleanor Wilson praising loves of nature with a columnic flow of 1920s social commentary. It touches on college youths at Northwestern, Methodist patriotism, liquor laws, and the 18th Amendment, then shifts to crime trends and murder rates, firearm sales, and a school play critique. It cites Prudential statistics and motor-vehicle fatalities, ending with accident figures.
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Northwesern Universiy
General Conference of Methodists
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Great
Immigrant background cited among U.S. lawmakers cited
The piece lists several U S Congress members as immigrants or born abroad noting Magnus Johnson James Couzens and Frank R Gooding among the few immigrant sons in the Senate and names many House members born in other countries with origins including England Canada Norway Austria Hungary Scotland and Czechoslovakia. It reflects on native-born versus foreign born representation.
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Magnus Johnson
Senate
James Couzens
Frank R. Gooding
Idaho
Mr. Gooding
England
Mr. Couzens
Canada
Magnus
Sweden
Martin B. Madden
Illinois
Julius Kahn
California
Baden
M. Alfred Michaelson
Eldora School Chief Pye Praised For Extra Effort
Supt. Pye of Eldora schools gains praise for tireless extra work with state winners in oratorical events. His dedication through preliminaries and coaching is highlighted as the town notes him a valuable community asset.
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Eldora
Billy Suntday
America
Mayo Hospital
Rochester
Minn
Marshalltown
Iowa
Sheriff Candidate Declares Run in Hardin County
G L LAGLAN announces candidacy for Hardin County Sheriff on the Republican ticket for the June 2, 1924 primary. J G BRIDGENS states intent to seek County Auditor nomination in the same Republican primary. CALVIN BOYLAN also announces pursuit of the Auditor nomination in June.
Norris and Johnson announce for County Recorder nomination
Recorder Editor Ledger notes that CHAS A NORRIS declares candidacy for County Recorder in the Republican primary on June 2 1924. The Ledger editor L JOHNSON of Iowa Falls also announces candidacy for the same office subject to the June 2 1924 Republican primary.
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Ledger
County Recorder
Chas. A. Norris
L. Johnson
Iowa Falls
M. Barnes
Candidacy Announcements for County Supervisor and Treasurer
A series of public notices from Iowa in April 1924 announcing candidacies for county offices. Names include Olet T Tungland Garden City Ackley George Arends editor Ledger M D Gilbert J R Alexander G Weimer and 0 M Barnes with terms beginning 1925 or 1926 and primary dates June 2, 1924.
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Olet
Tungland
Garden City
Ackley
Iowa
George Arends
Howard and Bailey Run For Clerk of Hardin County Court
Two candidates announce for the Republican nomination for Clerk of the District Court of Hardin County Iowa. Mabel A Howard seeks the June 2 1924 primary and M G Bailey also files to run on the Republican ticket for the clerkship.
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Iowa
Mabel A. Howard
County Attorney Candidacy Announcements in Hardin County
Multiple notices announce candidacies for the Hardin County County Attorney position. James L. Cameron Albert Steinberg and an unnamed third candidate declare intent to seek Republican primary nomination in June, subject to Republican voters and the will of electors.
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Hardin County
Albert Steinberg
Primary Election Date Notice in Din County
Vary truly yours, lL. V. CARTER. This notice states that the Din County primary election will be held on June 2, 1924 and is subject to the decision of Republican voters.
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Din County
Ll. V. Carter
Whitten class of 1924 Graduation Weekend Notes
Whitten graduates hold portraits and ceremonies as the 1924 class reflects on the past and plans future steps. The senior group, led by Miss Gert Prescott, receives letters in sports and academics while classmates prepare for teaching, business college, and out-of-town studies.
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Leslie
Mordames
G. W. Essig
W. C Crumbaugh
Dortha Sisson
Marswalltown
Heeor
High School
Feralty
Donald Weaver
Betty Mae
J. B. Reynolds
M. Ie Doy
Eldora Wednesay
Ezra Long
Teotia
Iowa
Clarence Reece
Needle Work Club
Basil Brown
Eldora
Frant Thompson
Walter Arnold
Marshalltown
Alfred Chrisman
Christian Church
Bible School
The
Christian Sunday School
Lara Mabie
Lela Lockard
James Mabee
Macy
Bangor
Gertrude Prescott
Conrad
J. R. Reynolds
Ames
Harold Moore
Des Moines
L. O. Jones
Wm. Brown
Curless
Marios
Ben Frimmel
Carl Crumhbaugh
St. Anthony
Chas. Galloway
Calloway
N. O. Hauser
Amanda Chrisman
Whitten High School
Whitten Consolidated School
Bessie Arthur
Liscomb
Nevada
Floyd Long
Martin Chrisman
Business College
Cedar Rapids
Virgil Young
Darrel Crumbaugh
Town City
Bertha Calloway
Cedar Falls
Mabie
Day night skip leads to quiet family visit note
Frank Dobbs spent Sunday after none at the home of their son Frilo.
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Timber Valley Community News Highlights The Knowles Home Visitors
In Timber Valley and surrounding areas residents shared visits and daily tasks. Mrs. Herman Tackenburg nurses a foot after a nail injury while recovering from mumps. Patt Mossman heads out on a horseshoe campaign with travel across Ames Des Moines Kellerton and Des Moines. Local entries note Ford purchases and park openings as residents frequent Eldora Ames and Des Moines scenes.
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Mery Hat Clingeroam
Wil Clingerman
Philip Knowles
George Cole
Whitney
Herman Tackenburg
John Tray of
Hubbard
Woodbine Farm
Mike Mossman
Arthur Knowles
Marian Pierce
Patt Mossman
Ames
Des Moines
Heny Coomer
Kellerton
Iowa
Frank Jackson
Evelyn
Shirley Sheldon
Eldora
Will Clingerman
Guy and
Everett
Timber Valley
Hal Pierce
Jon Sheldon
Hardin County Ledger Candidate Announcement For State Rep
I wish to announce that I am a candidate for re election for the office of State Representative from Ham County.
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Ham
Ladies' Country Club meets in Eldora with visitors
Eldora Township notes show Mrs. Harriet Vigars presiding with Mrs. Howard Speers of Eldora and Mrs. Wilson Had ley of New Providence among attendees. Visitors included Mrs. Miller of Ocheyedan and her daughter Mrs. Cobb. Numerous local visits and gatherings are listed, with neighbors and families visiting homes in Town Falls and Gladbrook, plus a trip to Chicago by D J Megan and Charlie Schaffer.
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Ladies’ Country Club
Harriet Vigars
Howard Speers
Eldora
Wilson Hadley
New Providence
Hyan
Gladys Howard
Amos Cobbs
Iowa Falls
Miller
Everett Caster
J. S. Smiths
Robert Freed
Dan Tabers
Union
Frank Dobbs
Noah Clays
Hendrick Whitwoods
Clayton Baker
Marjorie Sheldon
Avanella Whitwood
Charles. Hoover
Gladbrok
D. J. Megan
Charlie Schaffer
Chicago
Atock
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