TePaske Seeks Voters Support For County Attorney Post
Anthony TePaske announces candidacy for county attorney to Sioux County Republicans. He asks for support at the June primary and pledges to deserve continued confidence in office.
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Newspaper
Maurice Times
Location
Maurice, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1916
Page
5
Anthony TePaske announces candidacy for county attorney to Sioux County Republicans. He asks for support at the June primary and pledges to deserve continued confidence in office.
John E Behrend announces his candidacy for sheriff on the Republican ticket in the upcoming June primary asking for cordial support from voters. He emphasizes commitment to public safety and community service.
A note from John Jongewaard announces his candidacy for the office of County Recorder subject to the Republican primary. He thanks supporters in Maurice and the city for past backing and asks for voters goodwill and their vote.
A candidate declares lifelong dedication to the sheriff’s office and pledges to perform duties faithfully if elected. Thanks voters for past support and asks for continued confidence in fitness for the role.
A brief message expresses thanks for support and mentions a will. The text references Jae and conveys sincerity from Olin G. Reinigex, but lacks full context or formal details.
D A Wissink declares run for County Auditor under the Republic Toll party. He seeks a five year term, expresses appreciation for supporters and voters, and signs with Sincerely.
A candidate declares for County Treasurer in Sioux County, praising past service in county roles and asking for voter endorsement at the upcoming primary. The letter emphasizes gratitude for support during the last general election and asks for continued backing.
A candidate, tied to the Republican primary, enters the race for the 40th Senatorial District. The filing or nomination status is subject to party members at the June primary and reflects past work and earned support.
Local market listing shows standard weights and goods including butter and eggs with prices furnished by Farmers Elevator Company. Correction occurs every Friday and reflects available stock for the stated market area.
A dense rural column reports visitors to Ireton Sioux Center and Orange City from Struble Struble telephone changes to Le Mars. Several social visits occur including Mrs Van Peursem Mrs Langbrack and others. A dance and a baby arrival are noted along with school vacation plans and proposed district consolidations in Maurice.
A letter from a Sioux County resident announces candidacy for reelection as state representative. The note states support for or against recent wartime measures debated in the last Legislature and seeks voter approval for the campaign in the Republican primary context.
A regular program will be rendered with speeches and songs followed by a Big Ration Game and a Bail Game. The Hop Bros. run an up-to-date stand offering food and drinks. Everyone is invited to attend and enjoy the event.
A representative will call for old rags, rubber items, stockings, underwear, dresses, men's clothing, carpets, rugs, hats, draperies, and other household goods. The drive aims to collect a broad range of used items for aid, with May as the implied time frame.
A Tiffin Ohio woman described severe nervous distress and a relief after using Miles' Nervine. The ad claims many remedies fail to reach the nervous seat, and offers a trial bottle with a money back guarantee from Ules Medical Co bounds for a refund if no relief.
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