Official Returns of General Election November 4 1930
Official returns from the general election dated November 4 1930 show a tally of votes with figures 500 61 286. The data reflect counts across races or districts as recorded in the report.
11 Dec 1930
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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1930
Page
1
Official returns from the general election dated November 4 1930 show a tally of votes with figures 500 61 286. The data reflect counts across races or districts as recorded in the report.
Official election table shows Republican and Democratic candidates lead with two Independents, while Communist, Farmer-Labor, and Independent tickets drew few votes. Some precincts reported zero for several candidates. totals include Communist For Governor Wm Patten 46 and others, Independent L M Elekolberg 24.
In the November 4 general election all candidates for District Court judge ran unopposed and were elected. No challenger stood against any district judge, ensuring a clean slate for the court positions.
The count shows Judges Elmer K Daugherty receiving 3914 votes, George W. Dashiel 4158, R. M. Smith 4348, C. F. Wennerstrum 4690, with a follow up for FIM Vuenneys in Wennerstrum 3605 and Elmer K Daugherty 3972 noted in the next line.
Official tally shows 2416 for and 3323 against a convention to amend the town constitution in Appanoose County. The measure failed as the board of supervisors released the official count.
Mrs. Annie Clott of Minot credits Konjola with curing years of ulcers bloating and pains after meals. She reports improved digestion in four weeks and a new sense of health. The medicine is recommended for stomach liver kidneys and nerves and is sold at Smith Drug Store Moravia Iowa and by local druggists.
A fragment reflecting on Christmas as a world wide festival that awakens human kinship and childlike joy. It speaks of the sense of unity, release of impulse, and the vision of Christ’s love ruling in hearts, renewing hope for a perpetual Christmas.
Town council meets in Moravia with Mayor Firkins and six members present. Bills approved include marshal duties, labor, hall rent, and fire truck storage. Adjournment follows after approving claims.
In the January 1931 term of the District Court of Appanoose County Iowa the estate of Martha J Sharp deceased is in probate. C M McFatridge as executor seeks court action against R Sharp Lawrence Sharp and the Cumberland Presbyterian Church of Nashville Tennessee and others with an interest in Lots 28 and 31 Block M Auditor's Addition Moravia. The petition seeks relief as the duly appointed executor.
Will directs converting all estate to cash and describes Lot 28 and Lot 81 in Moravian Auditor's Addition Appanoose County Iowa as the sole real estate not disposed of by will. Court previously set hearing for January 1931 to decide authorization to sell to fulfill the will. Defendants must appear by noon January 2 or face default and judgment. Valentine and Valentine represent the plaintiff.
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