Primary candidates for Jones county offices announced
The June 7 primary features candidates for sheriff and county offices. Notable names include Ahrendson from Wyoming, Fischer of Anamosa, Remley the Anamosa attorney, Bill Null of Monticello, Leigh Pearson of Anamosa, Henry Biere of Olin, and incumbents Ruhl and Adams. Doe Romer campaigns for supervisor as does 386 acre farmer Do e Romer.
Local political hopefuls seek Jones county seats
Chester Miller 30 seeks the Democratic nomination for Jones county supervisor to begin Jan 1 1950. He farms dairy and hogs near Monticello and is active in church and Farm Bureau. Also seeking renomination are Carrel Blood a Jones county supervisor and business owner born in Jackson county and Jesse L Holden 66 longtime Anamosa hotel owner with farming background and Drake University attendance. C F Shimanek Republican county attorney candidate with Navy service and Oregon Law degree.
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Remley
Anamosa
State University of Iowa
Iowa Law School
Jones County Bar Association
Iowa State Bar Association
Anamosa Baptist Church
Jones County Farm Bureau
American Legion
Anamosa Rotary Club
Knights of Pythias
The
Anamosa LC
C.F. Lodge
Anamosa Chamber of Commerce
W. H. Null
Bill” Null
Monticello
Jones County
Null
Joan
Donald
Coast Guard
Henry Biere
Biere
Olin
Cedar County
Hale Township
Izaak Walton League
Chester Miller
Miller
Martello
Garry Lee
Blood
Jackson County
Chicago
C. F. Shimanek
Shimanek
University of Oregon
Jesse L. Holden
Jesse Holden
Holden Hotel
Holden
Marion
Cedar Rapids
Election clerks and judges named for Monday primary
Officials listed across multiple towns name judges and clerks for the upcoming primary election on Monday June 7. Entries include Cass Henry H. Rickels L A Kula Ketcham and others along with county groups for Monticello Lovell Richland Scotch Grove and Wayne.
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Cass
Henry H. Rickels
L. A. Kula
John Ketcham
Rudolph Soukup Jr
Galen Brainard
Castle Grove
Fred Heiken
Alva Stadtmueller
O. R. Howie
George H. Balster
J. E. Ahlrichs
Lovell
Neal Hayden
I. R. Hintz
Clair
Ed Wirth
Loretta Barron
E. W. Brashaw
Elmer Coon
George Timmins
Honor. Clark
Pearl Schneider
H. A. Hoag
Monticello II
L. D. Morey
Dora
Che
Edith Bender
Chester A. Condit
Arnold Jacobs
Rudolph Aebi
Jennie Condit
Hei Schoon
Martha Serbousek
Kathryn Hoffman
Richland East
J. C. O'Brien
E. J. Fagan
Lester Schlemme
R. J. Martin
George Mce-Govern
Richland West
John L. Hein
J. H. Rogers
Carl Schneiter
Ruth N. Lahey
Galen Hein
Quarter's Sale Pass Million in Monticello Retail
The Iowa State Tax Commission data shows Monticello retail stores paid $22,863.08 in sales taxes from 154 reporting businesses, totaling $1,143,154 for the first quarter. Anamosa led by $2,117.49 in tax receipts, as yearlong extrapolations suggest over four percent growth.
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Monticello
Anamosa
Iowa State Tax Commission
Handpicking Cotton Still Dominates Production Costs
Labor remains the major cost driver in cotton farming with manual picking consuming at least sixty percent of total production costs even when wage levels drop.
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Leonard H. Ahrendson
Wyoming
James Conrad
Springville
W. C. Fischer
Fischer
Gordon Implement Store
James T. Remley
W. L
Leigh) Pearson
Leigh Pearson
Pearson
Anamosa American Legion
VFW
Masonic Lodge
Shrine
BPOE
Anamosa High School
Cornell College
Brown’s Business College
Don H. Ruhl
Ruhl
Victoria Turner
Roxann
Margo
Billy
Virginia
Henry F. Adams
Jones County Board of Supervisors
Adams
Dale
Carl Wolken
Howard Kirkwood
Ryan
Harrison Reed
Cheyenne
Wyo
Clarence Romer
Doe
Roy Bodenhofer
Scotch Grove Township
Farm Bureau
J. E. “Gene
Republican
Porter
P. E
Cub’ Wolfe
Jones County Auditor
W. A
Jones County Sheriff
Army
Leonard H
Ahrendsen
Office of
Iowa
Jones
James
Carrel
George F
Specht
Leigh