Sioux County Voters To Nominate Recorder Candidate
Fort County Recorder announces on behalf of voters that Jane John G. VandenBerg is a Republican candidate for the Sioux County Iowa recorder nomination subject to the primary election.
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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1912
Page
4
Fort County Recorder announces on behalf of voters that Jane John G. VandenBerg is a Republican candidate for the Sioux County Iowa recorder nomination subject to the primary election.
John Fongwaard announces candidacy on the Republican ticket for re nomination as County Recorder subject to the will of Republican voters at the June primary. He thanks friends and voters and asks for continued confidence.
Republican voter notice from Nichoas Baalkema announcing candidacy for renomination to the state senate in Iowa's 49th district comprising Lyon O Brien Osceola and Sioux counties, subject to June 1912 primary voters.
Allen VanWechel declares candidacy for the Republican nomination for County Superintendent of Schools. He states the June primary will determine voter support in Sioux County.
An urgent notice from Ware Wiersma announces his candidacy for the office of sheriff in the upcoming Republican primaries in June 1912, subject to the electors' decision.
County sheriffs race announced with Willam J. Sterrenburg as Republican candidate for Sioux County sheriff in the June primary seeking party nomination.
Tony Veenschalten served as a Matlock caller on Monday while Mrs. Arie Ver Doorn visited Orange City last week. John Veenschalten visited Orange City on Tuesday and Dave Lowry left for Rimere Minnesota on business Monday. Lena Steenhoven traveled to Sioux City for an appendectomy and Mrs. Henry Stehrenberg returned from a Sioux City visit. Mr and Mrs Will Grootera welcomed a baby last Thursday. Mrs. John Steenhaven is ill with pleurisy but improving. Ben Mulder went to Sioux City for an appendectomy and is very ill. Henry Shale of Adrian Minnesota visits friends and will run a local grocery store when he returns.
Vy Special Correspondent reports Miss Misa Mead at Ashton and N Balkema at the county seat Victoria. Hudsonville and Rock Valley visits noted, with J Penna, J G Winters, Rutella Kallemeyn, M Wyngaarden, Johanna DeKoster, G Boeyink, Margie and Henrietta Kamer man, Chas Brooke, P L Scheap, and others traveling to Sioux City, Marion North Dakota, Rock Valley, and nearby towns.
Funeral for PLR Schaap and Mrs Bakker held at First Reformed Church. Local visits include Vanikarus and DeMota clan. Quarantine placed on Hotel due to mairyx. Birth of a baby boy to Mr and Mrs Wert Starr. Nursing staff changes, Scarlet fever at high school, Exster program at St Marys. Town council meeting adjourned with new measures.
Local column reports residents visiting hospitals, business trips, and social events. Notes include John Houwen seeking medical treatment, John Kingdom visiting Sioux City, and Mabel Griffin staying at Inwood, plus a Faoppe's Hall dance and various residents' travels and duties.
A Iowa extension report reviews 1909 potato and corn yields across counties. Crompacker of Independence averaged 100 bushels per acre on 120 acres, Garrett of Mitchellville 206 bushels of Carmen No. 3, Mace of Knoxville 20¢ bushels Early New Yorkers, Wolthott of Reinbeck 225 bushels floral per acre from two acres. Readers receive cultivation tips and seed handling guidance. Local notices: officers sworn in. Eas ter services at Methodist church boosted giving. school staff listed. Stock Valley Commercial Club forms, adopts constitution with 39 signatories.
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