Seed Beccike ac ted from Clerk's DISTRICT COURT record
Seed beccike to be acted issued from Clerk's office of district court in Appancase County. Judgment rendered in favor of Frank S Payne and F L Sawyers Trustees and against J M Leonard and Mary E Leonard in Rem. I have levied upon described real estate as property of J M Leonard and Mary E Leonard to wit.
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District Court
State of Laws
Appancase County
Frank S. Payne
F. LE. Sawyers
J. M. Leonard
Mary E Leonard
Mary KE. Leonard
Property Sale Notice in Centerville Iowa 1932 Sheriff Auction
The notice describes multiple parcels in Township 68 Range 17 and 16 containing about 155 acres total to be sold at public auction on Saturday June 18 1932 at 10 a.m. at the south door of the Court House Centerville Iowa to satisfy a debt of 6664.06 dollars plus 121.40 dollars costs with accruing costs. Roscoe C. Wales Sheriff Appanoose County will conduct the sale for cash to the highest bidder.
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Section
Township 68
Court Housah
Centerville
Iowa
Roscoe C. Wales
Appanoose County
McFatridge Announces Candidacy for State Representative
In Moravia Iowa C M McFatridge announces as a write‑in candidate for state representative following J W Rinehart’s death. He seeks the Democratic nomination at the June 6 primary and county convention, urging reduced taxes and a businesslike state government.
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J. W. Rinehart
Appanoose County
Towa
C. M. McFatridge
Moravia
Iowa
Tribune Born in 34 Official County City Paper
The Tribune born in 34 is priced at $1.25 per year within the county and $1.50 outside. The paper is an official county city and school publication, and it is entered at the post office in Moulton Iowa as second class matter in February 1884.
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THE
Tribune
Moulton
Iowa
Amelia Earhart praised as brave and capable flyer
A commentary extols Amelia Earhart Putnam known as Lady Lindy for her solo Atlantic flight. It notes her training, caution against unlicensed pilots, and the idea that both women and men can excel in aviation. It predicts broader interest in flying among the young.
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Amelia Earhart Putnam
Atlantic
Lady Lindy
Col. Lindbergh
Lindbergh
Ireland
Amelia Putnam
County Treasurer Candidate Promises Frugal Administration
Specially trained in accounting and business administration, the candidate graduated from Parson College and identifies with Western Electric Co. department of accounting. Now with Fisher Lumber Co. Centerville. If elected, will employ no one in the office in any way related and will seek economical methods to save taxpayers money.
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Parson College
Western Electric Co
Fisher Lumber Co
Centerville
Democratic party announces several county and state posts
A set of political announcements lists candidates running as Democrats in upcoming June primaries. Names include John K. Valentine seeking State Senator for Appanoose Davin District, Roxese Wales for Sheriff of Appanoose county, Hardin Guinn for Board of Supervisors 1983 term, and John A. Morrison for Board Member 1983 term, all subject to primary voters' will.
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Appanoose- Davin
Board of Supervisors
Jane
Hardin Guinn
Board of of Supervisors
John A. Morrison
County Attorney Candidate Seek Nomination in Primary
For County Attorney candidate Hugh G. Guernsey seeks the Democratic nomination in the June 6 primary, subject to the will of Democratic voters.
State Legislature Nominates Candidate for Representative
A notice announcing a candidate for the office of Representative, subject to Democratic voters at the Primary on June 6 in Colorado. The declaration names MecFatridge as the candidate seeking party support.
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Toam
CO. M, MecFatridge
Republican Candidate Declarations For State Senator Appanoose Davis
Joe Gray announces candidacy on the Republican ticket for State Senator from the Appanoose Davis District subject to Republican voters at the June 6 1832 primary. He also seeks the Republican nomination for Board Member 1934 term subject to June primary voter decision.
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Appanoose—Davis
Joe Gray
Congress must act on taxes to avert daily losses
An editorial urges rapid congressional action on tax and economic policy. It warns that delay costs the nation and business, noting bankers' weak loan demand and widespread uncertainty. It praises Congress for effort in a presidential year and urges finishing the program before conventions, avoiding a lengthy adjournment.
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Congress
United States
Washington
County Treasurer Candidate W B Haught Announces Primary
A Republican candidate for County Treasurer declares intent to seek the office in the June primary. The same notice states a desire to serve as a Supervisors member for a 1933 term, subject to the June Primary, and addresses Appanoose county voters.
McClaskey Declares Candidacy for Appanoose Supervisor Nomination
Frank McClaskey announces his Republican bid for Board of Supervisor of Appanoose County, subject to GOP voters at the June 6, 1932 Primary election.
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Appanoose County
Frank McClaskey
Lewis Wood Announces Candidacy for Board Member 1939 Term
Lewis Wood states his candidacy for Board Member 1939 Term, pending Republican voter support at the June Primary. The notice signals a formal bid aligned with party voters and the June election timetable.
Appanoose Voter Notice: Clerk Candidacy Announced
For Clerk of the Court I announce to Appanoose County voters that I will run for Clerk of the District Court in subdivision Hanzon. The campaign focuses on efficiency, records, and accessibility for residents seeking court services.
Appancore County Honors Republican Treasurer Candidate
A county source notes that a Republican candidate will run for the office of County Treasurer, challenging incumbent or rival candidate C L Dick Bruckshar in the upcoming race. The report emphasizes party alignment and the contest’s significance for local fiscal leadership.
Hoover runs as Republican for Board Member 1932 Term
Jesse A. Hoover announces candidacy for Board Member 1932 Term in Appanouse county subject to Republican voters in the June Primary. He seeks the Republican nomination and asks voters for support.
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Appanouse County
Jesse A. Hoover
County Auditor Race Awaiting June Republican Primary
County Auditor position described as subject to Republican voters’ will in the June Primary, signaling party influence on the race and potential election outcome. The note highlights party alignment without detailing candidates or dates.
Primary bid for 1934 Mem ber of Board by E E Adamson
E E Adamson declares candidacy for Mem ber of Board for the 1934 term pending Republican voters decision in the June primary.
County Sheriff Primary Candidate Homer S. Corder
For County Sheriff a Republican candidate for the office of Sheriff of Appanoose county, subject to the will of the Republican voters at the Primary in June. Homer S. Corder.
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Appanoose County
District Court
Hanzon
Homer S. Corder
Sheriff Candidate Declares Run in Appanoose County
A prospective candidate announces filing for sheriff of Appanoose County subject to the Jones Primary. The statement signals intent to seek the office in upcoming local elections.
Rinker Files Candidacy for State Senate in Appanoose-Davis
Perley Rinker declares candidacy for the State Senate representing the Appanoose-Davis district at the June primary. Voters will choose among candidates in this district race.
Candidate for Member of the Board in 1933 Term
A candidate for Member of the Board of Supervisors for the 1933 term stands in relation to Jesse A. Swan. The notice identifies the 1933 term and the supervisory post at issue.
Greenleaf candidate for County Republican voters June primary
Harry Greenleaf runs in the June primary for county Republican voters seeking the party nomination. The brief note lists his name and candidacy without further details.
County Recorder Candidate Announcement
County Republican voters are informed that I will be a candidate for County Recorder subject to party rules and applicable election laws. This notice states intent to seek the office and complies with required party processes.
Republican Primary Bid For County Auditor Nomination
I am a candidate for the County Auditor nomination subject to the will of Republican voters in the June primary.
Candidate for County Recorder Nomination
A candidate for the nomination of County Recorder seeks Republican voter support at the primary on June 6, urging party voters to back them in the contest.
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OF Supervisors
Bloomfield
National Congress
Ramseyer
Farm Bureau
Labor
Railway Labor Magazine
Machinists Monthly Journal
Des Moines Register
House
Nation- Farm Bureau
Pen
Post Office
Garner
Man Ramseyer
Fred Post
Amelia
Paria
Democrat
John K. Valentine
Shariff
Appansose County
Roxese Wales
Hugh G. Guernsey
W. B. Haught
Lewis Wood
Appancore
C. L
Dick” Bruckshar
E. E. Adamson
Appanoose-Davis
Perley Rinker
Jesse A. Swan
Harry
Greenleaf
George Milani
Center Township
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