Peace Symbol On Soldier Burke Grave In Malvern
Last Friday the Malvern cemetery committee marked the grave of Russell Burke, Malvern’s youngest soldier to fall in France. A turtle dove nest sat atop the grave, symbolizing peace, recalling Burke’s brave service with Company I and his death in the Sergey battle while carrying a crucial message.
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L. A. Talbott
Malvern
Rexton
Russell Burke
France
Mille County
Ginner
Soweakota
Brewer
Sergey
Home Town Buy Local Civic Pride Campaign
An editorial argues for buying American goods and especially those made in one’s own town. It promotes supporting local merchants to sustain employment, strengthen community character, and foster local progress and happiness. It notes many cities advocate local purchase campaigns as a path to prosperity.
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America
Primary Candidates Named for June 7 Election
Voters are urged to participate in the statewide primary on June 7 to nominate candidates for state, county, and township offices. The list includes races for governor lieutenant governor attorney general and multiple state and district posts with party tickets and write in options noted. The piece outlines filing rules, key contests such as sheriff and representative, and a call to vote to ensure every candidate’s name appears on ballots.
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Democrat Party
Sherif
Can
J. Cumming
Howard J. Clark
Smith W. Brookehart
Dao B. Reardon
L. FE. Eichelberg
J. R. Files
George Finch
James C. Murtagh
Claude R. Porter
Election slate announced for state and district officers
L. W. Hewset of Bernoldt County for Secretary. Emelene C. Mavishy of Polk County for Treasurer. J. Rieget of Lyon for Auditor. Stave Thomas Maroney of Pottawatta County for Treasurer. Charles E. Reynolds of Carroll for Attorney General. G. Warner Tot Datis for Superintendent. H. OE. flockmark of Wapallo for Public Instruction. C. Huston of Linn for Railroad Commissioner. Charles F. Paschel of Pottawatta mie for Representative for Ninth District.
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L. W. Hewset
Remboldt County
Brate
Emelene C. Mavishy
Polk Cophty
Charles E. Rernolds
Carroll County
Adtieniure
G. Warner
Datis
Sapere
Pabiic Instruction
H. OE. Flockmark
Wapallo County
Railtoad
C. Huston
Linn County
On. Morris
Gathite
Congress
Cherles F. Paschel
Pottawattamie County
Darting’s Iowa views on bonds taxes and child labor
H A Darting of Glenwood Iowa answers reader questions on public money bonds for officials and policy. He supports broad road funding with direct taxation and proposes raising one cent to fund hard surfacing. He favors a universal income tax and Bankers Guarantee Law, while opposing broad child labor exemptions and urging child welfare education laws.
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Iowa
H. A. Darting
United States
Blake for Railroad Commissioner in Iowa
William R. Blake of Clermont Fayette county seeks the Railroad Commissioner post. He has served four terms in the Iowa House and sat on committees for railroad labor motor vehicle public utilities municipal matters and transportation, highlighting familiarity with the commission’s duties.
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William R. “Blake
Clermont
Fayette County
House
Iowa General Assembly
Publiic Utilities
Municipal Corporation
Railroad Commission
Republican Primary Candidacies for Mills County Officials
A scanned notice lists multiple Mills County Republicans declaring candidacy for re nomination in the June primary. Roy Haney seeks renomination for State Representative, L.8 Robinson for Representative, Frank W. Choate for County Auditor, a Mills County Sheriff nominee, and Hattie M. Brown for County Recorder, with further notices from WR Modrew for Supervisor.
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Mills County
Roy Haney
Tyne
Frank W. Choate
Mille County
Hattie M. Brown
Unclear fragmentary notice about local governance
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a mayoral term and classes but lacks coherent details. It references a mayor and potential dates, with missing names and places, making the precise event and entities uncertain.
Haney Praised by House Leaders in Tribute Remarks
The speaker of the house and committee chairmen laud Haney for loyalty, diligence, and legislative grasp. They describe him as a thorough, steadfast worker with strong knowledge of roads, highways, and conservation issues and commend his future value as a first term member.
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Haney
W. C. Edson
Storm Lake
Honda and Highways
Mr. Haney
Roads and Conservation
Francis Jobheoh
Dickinson County
Roads and Highways
Thin
Representative Haney Secures Road Settlement Through House
Representative Haney pushed a bill to reimburse counties for primary road fund advances, enabling a settlement with Mills County. The State Highway Commission offered $42,000 after the bill passed the house, with the county board accepting the terms following counsel.
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Roy Haney
State HighWay Commission
Mills County
Mile County
Hastings
Glenwood
Haney
Senate
County Board
Shirley Gillilland
A Due
Noamuch
Mille
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Dan B. Reardon
Pouawattamie
Smith W. Brookhart
Washington County
Polk County
Albert B. Cummins
Polk
Walter C. Ramsay
Wright
J. W. Long
Story County
J. C. McClaine
Mahasky County
Ray .£. Johnson
Muscatine
John Fletcher
Walter A. Newport
Seott
RATIO
Filea
Webster County
Dsatas Pluk
Aera
H. Forter
Mis County
Wabash Railway
ST. Louis
Blake
JT Am
L. 8. Robinson
Rick) Eacrett
Sapounce
The
Republic
Paat Trent
Ia Fi
Roads and Highways Committee
Pute Higiay
Chip
Chaim
Cadwell & Salyers Real Estate
Insurance
Cadwell & Salyers
Malvern, Iowa
Chicago
Mit
New York
New-York
Rene
Handard Dines
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