Political ticket listings for state and county offices
National slate backs Coolidge Dawes for president and vice president. State ticket supports Hammill for governor and Kendall for lieutenant governor, Ramsey for secretary of state, McClune for state auditor, Johnson for state treasurer, Gib son for attorney general, Thornburg for secretary of agriculture. Transportation and court posts include Richardson for railroad commissioner, Vermilion for Supreme Court, Arthur and G. Thomas for justices. District roles name Cyrenus Cole for congress, Rigby for state senator, Grimwood for state representative, Rees for district court clerks, Paul as county attorney, Soper as county recorder, La Vera Rock piac for county auditor, Bodenhofer for sheriff, Walker for county treasurer, Beam for coroner, Hughes, Matthiessen, and Eat for supervisors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hammill
Clem F. Kndall
Walter C.ramsey
J. Cc. McClune
Ray
B. Johnson
Ben J. Gibson
Mark F. Thornburg
War Railroad
B. M. Richardson
Supreme
Cowcancy
Cs.w. Vermilion
G. Thomas Arthur
Hy G
B. G. Rees
C. B. Paul
Lloyd Soper
la Vera Rockpiac
John Bodenhofer
George Walker
Ed. Beam
G. J. Hughes
John Matthiessen
Glenn ‘Eat
Jones county ticket praised in party endorsement
The piece backs Republican and Democratic county nominees in Jones county praising Grimwood and Rees and supporting Paul Bodenhofer Walker and Beem as capable officers. It urges voters to pick trusted, experienced leaders for auditor sheriff treasurer coroner and supervisors and explains straight party or split voting options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockstad
John Bodenhofer
Jones County
Bodenhofer
Farm Bureau
Greenfield
George W. Walker
Walker
Ed Beam
Polls Show Coolidge Leading La Follette in County Vote
The Des Moines Register straw vote reports Coolidge ahead of La Follette 1232 to 733 with 204 for Davis 973 for Stock and 935 for Brookhart. Local papers warn Republicans about roorbachs while continuing to publish them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines Register
Yeaterday
Coolidge
la Follette
Follette
Davis
Stock
Brookhart
The
Anamosa. Journal 4
Journal
Confidence at stake in Coolidge election showdown
The piece argues Coolidge should be elected to avoid a congressional deadlock. It warns radicals may hold balance of power and urges readers to ensure Coolidge wins to prevent a risky political split.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolidge
Congress
Rabble Rousers Urged to Speak Truth Only
A critique urges class agitators to restrict their rhetoric to the full truth and nothing but the truth, warning that misrepresentation undermines their aims and public trust.
Questioning La Follette's possible presidency and policies
The piece asks how La Follette would replace courts if he destroyed constitutional interpretation, whether abolishing sugar tariffs would also affect dairy, and critiques his domestic and wartime positions. It questions his leadership, loyalty, and advisers, citing boards in Wisconsin, federal hires, and potential radical associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Follette
Chicago ‘Evening Post
Mm Pubollo
Spreckles
Congress
Wisconsin
Hoad
United States Senate
Barkely
Red Cross
Salvation Army
Y. M, GC
Welfare
France
United States
Iowa News Briefs and PoliticalRacing Mix
Bankruptcy claims totaling 176265 were filed in Cedar Rapids by the Underhill family near Marengo. A high school straw vote in Oxford Junction gave Calvin Coolidge 30, Davis 16, La Follette 19. Maquoketa drugstore burglarized. 250 dollars stolen plus fountain pens. Mrs Lydia Anne Brown Drexler dies in Linn County at 75. Democratic Senatorial candidate Steck tours Dubuque area after Brookhart. Anamosa rally features Mrs Beyers and Spanger. De Witt farmer Thomas Kinkaid killed by power saw accident. Lost Nation resident Joe Shedeck dies by hanging. Gabe Simmons pleads guilty to murder in West Liberty case. Anamosa resident Joseph Weiss dies at 78. Keokuk contract case assigned to Judge Moffitt. Brookhart criticized in Sioux City Journal. Steck urged as Iowa’s better choice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Underhill
Marengo
Oxford Junction
Calvin Coolidge
John W. Davis
Robert la Fallette
Lydia Ann Brown’ Drexler
J. C. Drexler
Boulder Township
Linn County
Boulder
Daniel F. Steck
United States
Brookhart
Dubuque County
Dyersville
Cascadé
Dubuque
Sioux
City Journal
Senator Brookhart
la Follettette
Iowa
Senate
Washington
United States Senate
Towa
High School Notes Football and Socials Report
Thomas Chambers reports on the senior normal training class in Miss Sheets' room and Philomathéan activities including a pantomime and roll call. Football losses to Manchester 6 0 and a Mount Vernon trip. Haloween masquerade to raise funds. Kenneth Harms dislocated shoulder. Mrs. McNary musical readings. Voting guidance explains cross on party tickets for Brookhart Steck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Chambers
Miss Sheets
Philomatheans
Courtin
Lowell
Jayne Shover
Gertrude Schweitzer
Manchester
Fsmurker
Monti
Mount Vernon
Mount Vernon High School
van Buren
the Philomonte
Literary Society
Kenneth Harms
The Sleep Time Myth Debunked by Colgate Expert
Prof. Donald A. Laird argues in Popular Science Monthly that sleep quality matters more than quantity. He notes that some great minds thrived on little sleep not due to biology but mastery of sleep technique, and cautions against excessive sleep as potentially harmful. The piece emphasizes learning an art of sleeping and highlights the first hours after sleep as the period of deepest rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmer- Labor Party
Montana
Walsh
Anderson
Donald A. Laird
Colgate University
Popular Science Monthly
How to Sleep Deeply with a Shorter Night
After the first hours of sleep grow light research suggests waking during lighter sleep is inefficient. A 45 minute noonday nap can equal three or four hours of light sleep at night. If naps are not possible, six hours of sleep may rest the body instead of eight or nine.
Presbyterian Church Services and Luther League Events
Leonard Duckett pastor announces next Sunday November 2 schedule with Sunday School at 10:00 a m Morning Worship 11:00 a m sermon under Jesus Christ Christian Endeavor 6:45 p m Evening Worship Not Far From the Kingdom mid week service Wednesday 7:30 p m S M Ide pastor announces German services 10:30 a m Luther League Reformation festival observed this Sunday with holy communion offerings for synod received Friday in Luther hall
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus Christ
Christian Endeavor
The
Luther League
Luther Hall
Manchester Defeats Monticello 6 to 0 in Gridiron Showdown
Manchester beat Monticello 6 0 on home field after a third quarter fumble return TD. Key players included Schweitzer Barnts Denkhoff and Zaubler with substitutions Dubbs for Podhaski. Monticello prepares for Mesa and adds Vernon game after deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Manchester
Schweitzer
Barnts
Chambers
Denkhoff
Zaubler
Podhaski
Anderson
van Buren
Sutherland
Rhatigan
Hetken
Dubbs
Law
Sunday church services announced for November 2
Sunday School starts at 10:00 a.m. followed by Morning Worship and Holy Communion at 11:00 a.m. An Adults Bible class led by Dr. J. H. Fraser meets at 10:00 a.m. Evening Service at 7:30 p.m. Midweek service Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. Public invited. Epworth League at 6:30 p.m. Film on Holy Lands next Sunday evening using a film roll. R. P. Kuentzel is pastor. German Service 11:00 a.m. English Service 7:45 p.m. Ladies Aid meets Thursday November 6 at Mrs. George Ambuhl’s home. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Fraser
Epworth League
Holy Lands
Organization of
Progressive American Educators
Palestine
R. P. Kuentzel
Ladies’ Aid
George Ambuhl
Humorous Exchange Highlights Social Misreads
A quirky dialogue excerpt features a speaker praising a friend as a human dynamo and a playful mishearing about a son described as a physician when he is merely pursuing the medical field. The exchange underscores social miscommunication through witty lines.
Good Eye Stint and Hearing
Two students on a train discuss vision and hearing abilities. One notes seeing a distant barn while the other cannot see a fly on the barn roof but can hear the shingles crack under it. Jokes are like nuts the drier they are the wetter they crack. Bare winter fields mean summer loss.
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National
Chas.g. Dawes
Cyrenus Cole
G. L.rigby
Be, A. Grimwood
the County Ticket
Grimwood
Knights of Pythias of
District Court
Rees
Philippines
B. Paul
B. E Rhinehart
Paul
Rye Ygounty Ag
Jones ‘County
Scotch Grove
Lovell Township
Glenn Peet
Greenfield Township
Hughes
Glent Peet
John J. Johnson
Nebraska
Tama County
Tama Township
Mosalem Township
Railroad and Express
Dawes
Literary Digest
la Follett
North Dakota
South Dakota
Nevada
California
Oklahoma
West Virginia
Maryland
Hearst
United Press
Mabel
Marshall
Wilson
W. J. Bryan
Chicago Tribune
Ontario
Canada
Gladys
Neighborhood News
Broxal & Hinckley Drug Store
Maquoketa
Anamosa
Thomas A. Kinkaid
de Witt
Joe Shedeck
Lost Nation
Frank Beneschick
Gabe” Simmons
Orton Ferguson
Atlanta
Michigan
West Liberty
Joseph A. Weiss
Amber
Wayne Township
Lehigh County
54Th Pennsylvania Infantry
Libby
John T. Moffitt
W. B. Brinker
F. N. Hargrave
Keokuk
Tarvia
U. S
Steck
Presbyterian Church
Leonard Duckett
St. Matthew’s Ey
Lutheran Church
S. M. Ide
Rence
Iowa City
Anamesa
Cosch Whitford
I Vernon
Vernon
Iron
First Congregational Church
George W. McNary
Methodist Episcopal Church
Albert Ey, Coe
Piunligellu
ARK
Jones County Trust & Savings Bank
Eclipse
Iag
Jack Frost
Harry
Rodman
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