Primary Election Notice in Appanoose County Iowa 1954
Appanoose County Iowa schedules a June 7 1954 primary in twenty eight precincts to nominate candidates for state county and township offices. Parties may nominate for US Senator Governor Lieutenant Governor secretary of state auditor treasurer attorney general agriculture commerce district reps and county offices plus various local posts and delegates to the county convention. Polls open 7:00 AM to 8:00 PM in Centerville and 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM elsewhere.
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Appanoose County
Iowa
Secretary of State
Auditor of State
Treasurer of State
Secretary of Agriculture
Commerce
County Recorder of Deeds
Board of Supervisors
Justice of the Peace
Bellair
Brazil
Bellair Numa
Caldwell
Centerville
Veil K. Farnsworth
Proceedings of the Board of Supervisors adjourns until auditor calls
The record lists receiving and counting boards across townships and precincts with named judges and clerks. It notes the Board adjourned to meet at the call of the Auditor, chaired by the Chairman.
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Union Township
Carl Alden
Howard Proctor
Lazelle Strunk
Orvil Rodgers
Kenneth Coltrain
John Irelan
Marion Proctor
Burdette Cox
Burdette Ward
F. E. Boyer
Tony Swab
Pete Bones
Louie Kauzlarich
Earnest Horstman
Jerry Sisul
John Starcevich
Russell Espy
Mary Kauzlarich
Walnut
Walnut City
J. A. McCloud
Earl E. Tait
Beverly Brinegar
Ross Fox
Lloyd C. Davis
Marie Ballew
Otto H. Carr
Inez Rohi
Mildred Gale
Wells Township
Austin Morrow
Clarence L. Horn
Austa King
Doyle Anderson
George Davis
Alice Horn
Robert Daniels
R. E. Stites
Mildred Appler
Dorothy Stites
Nicholas Contest invites Iowa youths to name a governor
The Good Government Contest offers a $10 prize for Iowa residents 18 or younger. Submit a 100 word or less reason why Bill Nicholas would make a good Governor. Entries must be written by the child with parental help. Send your entry to the stated address.
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Nicholas
Iowa
Bill Nicholas
Nicholas for Governor Club in Mason City Iowa
The Nicholas for Governor Club based in Mason City Iowa favors a gubernatorial campaign with Leslie Hull serving as President. The group promotes candidate outreach and fundraising activities within the local political scene.
No wonder Iowa folks get around a lot
Joe HEsner at the gas station notes Iowa has the most surfaced roads per square mile, making travel easy and neighbors closer. The piece praises Iowa democracy and neighborliness as roads connect towns from Ackley to Lisbon and Cedar Rapids.
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Iowa
Joe Hesner
Joe
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