Arendt Wins Plymouth County by Large Margin in 1920 Returns
Returns from Plymouth County show Arendt elected by about 900, with Kain close second by 650. Keenan wins county attorneyship by ~275. Cunningham appears to win county superintendent, while Hubbard leads for county clerk by a small margin. Cummins and Hubbard may carry the county by about 100, and Democrats gain four supervisors. Hubbard likely elected to Congress by ~1000 in a district normally Republican by 8000–10000.
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Plymouth County
Moon
Porter
Cummins
Arendt
Kain
Keenan
G. T. Struble
Cunningham
Hise
Basdedt
Kustle
Ccc
Eee
Pavlovic
Sseveneseees Arrangd
Countryman
Ree Peer Wee Bal Keenan
Pall d
Robinson
Peter Nemmers
LeMars
Nemmers
Henry Ablers
Paul Zenk
Hd Wilkins
Wilkins
Hubbard
Misstatement over crowd size at Dickson speech cited
The LeMars Globe Post rebutts a Detroit dispatch claiming 800 attended Chas A Dickson's Monday opera house talk in Akron. It says fewer than 100 people were present and notes the dispatch may be clipped from a Republican paper. The Globe Post argues the Akron paper distorted the count and urges accuracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeMars Globe Post
Akron
Chas. A. Dickson
Opera House
Globe-Post
Hog Cholera Cure Advertised by Edmond Mulvehill
A LeMars Iowa notice touts Septiswtt Sure Cure for Hog Cholera by Edmond Mulvehill. The ad claims a guaranteed cure if directions are followed and the hog is not too far gone, with cash in advance and a money-back guarantee if 1 cent does not stop the disease. Also references a 84.00 doge for 6 hogs and a 280 acre stock farm in Sioux township Plymouth county for inquiry via H H Becker LeMars Iowa.
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Sioux Township
Plymouth County
Iowa
H. H. Becker
LeMars
Edmond Mulvehill
Homonp Mulvehill
Clark
Ninth Sts
Porter Seen Set To Elect Iowa Governor
Des Moines dispatch reports Porter may win Iowa governor race by a small plurality amid late returns from most counties. Cummins backers fear a 1,000 vote lead may vanish as Porter gains in northern precincts and Polk county. state Senate control expected to stay Republican.
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Des Moines
Uxtra
Porter
Iowa
Cummins
Associated Press
L. F. Lacey
J P. Dolliver
United States Senate
B. Cummins
Cumming
Palk County
Polk
Story
Dallas County
George Clarke
Geo. D. Perkins
Kennedy
Lacey
Speeltis
Morolussie
Aratha
Election Results Across States Spark GOP and Hearst Wins
Vote tabulations show Hughes carried New York by about 50 000 with Hearst sweeping Greater New York and upstate cities. The Democratic judicial ticket won statewide by large majorities. Minnesota reelected Governor Johnson over A Cole by at least 40 000.
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Hughs
New York
Hearst
Upstate
St. Paul, Mion
Gov. Johnson
Minnesota
A & Cole
South Dakota GOP wins governor in state election
South Dakota voters elected a Republican governor and other offices as projected, while North Dakota produced a split result with a Democratic Supreme Court judge winning. In Missouri, the election produced similar party dynamics as results roll in.
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South Dakota
North Dakota
Kansas In Doubt As Harris Leads In Return Totals
Early returns show Kansas leaning Democrat Harris by around 20000, with no conclusive congress results yet. Chicago reports John Smulski Republican elected state treasurer by an estimated 100000 to 125000 margin, while Democratic gains may bring five additional congressmen in the state. Southern states maintain Democratic pluralities. West Virginia returns a Republican legislature ensuring Senate seat for Steve Bikins. western and eastern states retain usual Republican majorities.
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Kansas
Harris
Congress
West Virginia
Steve Bikin
Senate
Democrats control Oklahoma constitutional convention delegates
Guthrie Oklahoma November 6 democrats will write the constitution. Vernon Whitty says democrats have seventy five delegates while Jesse Dunn cites at least seventy eight. Returns show a democratic net gain of seven seats with a Republican majority in next congress estimated at fifty a loss of about six. Albert H Johnson sells Riverside farm sixty acres near North Main Street for $100 per acre and moves to Seattle. Jas Schwartz buys Johnson’s building, plans a first rate market and aims to open in about two weeks.
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Guthrie
Okla
State
Oklahoma
Vernon Whitiy
Oklahoma Republican Central Committee
Jesse Dunn
Demo Crats
Albert H. Johnson
North Main Street
Plymouth County
Seattle
Wash
Mr. Johnson
Riverside Farm
Chris Mickelson
Union Township
Mr. Mickelson
Jas. Schwartz
LeMars
Webster, S. C
Germany
Schwartz
Mrs. Johnson
Six Shorthorn Bulls Offered by Nicholson Sale
James B Nicholson advertises six young Shorthorn bulls all red and described as good prospects. The noted breeder lists the animals as novt 14 21 27 with sale details and contact information for potential buyers. The entry emphasizes quality lineage and market interest in high grade cattle from Nicholson's herd.
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James B. Nicholson
Illinois Central Foremen Toohey and Oleson Up for Promotion
Ed Oleson and Mr Toohey, section foremen for the Illinois Central Railroad, returned from a trip with road officers. Both have proven efficiency and are expected to receive promotions, with Toohey praised for six miles of track on the Cherokee and Sioux City division being deemed the best by inspectors. C B Fletcher, division superintendent, notes Toohey’s potential to move to a higher role.
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Mr. Toohey
Imnois Central Railroad
Ed Oleson
Merrill
Sioux Falls
C. B. Fletcher
Cherokee
Toohey
Sioux City
Touhey
Emigration to Texas Surges as Land Values Soar
A large wave of settlers moves to Texas seeking homes amid rapidly rising land prices. The article notes Texan land remains cheaper than many states, with Archer county example of 3000 acres bought for 3000 dollars twelve years ago and offered at 40000 dollars this year, a price the owner declined hoping for even higher. It predicts continued growth for about twenty years.
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Texas
Aeo Ig
Union
H.C. Curtig
Globe- Post
Archer County
Towa
Two summer calves for sale with owner cover expenses
Two calves offered this summer, one spotted red and the other solid red. Owner states buyer may take both by paying the incurred expenses. Address DL, Long rural route No. 8, LeMare. Payment due 14 ab 28.
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LeMare
Teen found in barn with gun and rug stash
Wie Winn about fifteen years old was found in the Pau Roberts barn by Officers Smith and Fitzpatrick after Friday night. He was taken to the city building and locked up until Saturday and later sent to the county jail for safe keeping before a Thursday trial. A rug stolen from a Merrill buggy was identified by Marshal Gannon from the owner’s description. The boy claimed the shawl, but police doubt him. Also an advertisement offers a 160 acre Minnesota farm for sale via Fred Becker, LeMurs, Iowa.
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Winn
Pau Roberts
Smith
Fitzpatrick
Merrill
Munro
Marshal Gannon
Misa America brings comic opera to LeMars stage
The three act operatic piece features Emma Abbot DeBold as the leading comic persona with scenic effects, colorful costumes, and a cast of pretty singers and graceful dancers. The performance at LeMars Opera House is set for Wednesday night Nov 7 and promises lively song hits and masterly musical numbers.
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Emma Abbot DeBold
LeMars Opera House
Beauty chorus with Irma Opera at LeMars Wednesday
A Beauty chorus with the Irma Opera Company performs in LeMars Opera House on Wednesday night. The show features the Indian number Pecahon with Indian maidens and the comic tableaux Fete of the Bull in Old Mexico. The cast includes Miss America and American chorus girls in vivid costumes.
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Mexico
LeMars Opera House
For Rent A Farm in Southern Minnesota
For Rent a good farm of 160 or 320 acres located in southern Minnesota. Inquire of H. Becker, LeMars, Iowa. Sept 15 to steady time.
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Minnesota
Call At & Bargain
Fred Becker
LeMurs
Iowa
H. Becker
LeMars
Strohbeen Couple Spotted as Staunch Union Opens
Remeen Bell Enterprise reports John P. Strohbeen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ferdinand Strohbeen of Remeen, arrived with a young lady from Sutherland Iowa who he announced as his wife. Relatives welcomed the pair at the Strohbeen home as they planned to relocate to Santa Cruz California where Mr. Strohbeen has a mercantile position.
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Remeen Bell Enterprise
John P. Strohbeen
Ferdinand Strohbeen
Remeen
Hattie Ewald
Sutherland
Iowa
Remsen
Strohbeen
Vintz-Schneider Wedding Shown In Trinton Gazette
The marriage of Jessie H U daughter of Mr and Mrs I J Schneider to Fred Vintardr of Leeds was celebrated in an elegant parlor ceremony at six p m Rev J A Haehlen of Tenney Minn officiated. The bride wore crepe de chine and carried roses while bridesmaid Victoria Held wore Cresmyodle. The groom is a stock clerk for Cudahy Co in Sioux City and they plan to reside at 13 Wall Street in Sioux City with about 150 relatives and friends in attendance.
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Trinton Gazette
I. J. Schneider
Jessie HU
Fred
Vintardr
Leeds
H. J. Hckerson
Merrill
J. A. Ifaehlen
Tenney
Minn
Gladys
Calla Lily
Andrew H. Raver
Victoria C, LD
Iowa
Cudahy Co’s
Sioux City
Wall Street
Wedding of Nettie Fry and Dr W K Meller at Morningside home
Miss Nettie A Fry and Dr W K Meller of Remsen wed Thursday at 7 p m in Morningside home of the bride’s mother Mrs J B Fry 1518 Fifth Avenue Morning side. About thirty guests attended with Faith Woodford playing the wedding march. The couple will reside in Remsen where Dr Haller practices. the bride was a Morningside elocution graduate and a Morningside College sophomore at the time of marriage.
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Sioux City
Miss Pry
Morningside Village
Wos
Dr. Haller
Remsen
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Hlingis
Chicago
John Smulsk
A.H. Johnson
J. B. LaVelle
B. I. Ferguson
Wd Thomarson
Peter Tentinger
The
Irma Opera Company
England
France
District of Columbia
Wps
Peete
LeMara
Davenport
Omaha
Diehl’s Drug Store
Vintz-Schneider
Penses
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