Appanoose County Republican Primary Candidacies Listed
A scanned notice prints candidate declarations for Appanoose County offices. Howard Ballaw, Robert Caldwell, TM Dinning, Earl Gaughenbaugh, James Swan, Lewis McFall, O N Sundeen, Elva E Ewing, W E Elgin, G B Lindsey and others announce for State Representative Sheriff County Supervisor County Recorder Clerk of Court County Treasurer County Attorney Board of Supervisors 1931 1932 terms subject to June Republican primary voters.
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Appanoose County
David Dinning
Earl Gaughenbaugh
Appanoose
Republian
James E. Swan
Lidate
Lewis McFall
O. N. Sundeen
Elva E. Ewing
Card of Thanks from Moore and Runnells families
The Moore and Runnells families express gratitude to friends for kindness during their bereavement and for the floral offerings. Neighbors are reminded of a pest control note about rats and Red Fox Kernels with a brief ad claim.
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Paul Moore
W. L. Runnells
Hornsten Pharmacy Announces Candidacy for Board Member
Joe Gray announces candidacy for Board Member 1931 term subject to Republican voters decision at the June Primary. He intends to run for Member Board 1932 Term subject to the same decision.
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The
Republic
P. Fenton
Joe Gray
Caution urged as bathing season nears with water safety tips
Public health guidance warns that the coming bathing season increases drowning risk. Tips outline swimming limits, avoid diving, wait after meals, and stay out of contaminated water. Emphasizes trained life savers and resuscitation methods, noting 112 drownings last year in Tewa with months and counts.
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Tewa
Official Guunty, Sity & Senor Paper Entry
Fragment lacks clear events but notes a paper entered at the port authority in Nu fton Town. The garbled text references a town, lines, and a headline style noting an official entry or notice. No persons or organizations clearly identifiable.
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Sity
Portaitie
Nufton
Town
Lin
Local political notes swirl in Iowa and Arkansas contests
The excerpt cites candidates like Dickinson and Hammill in a senatorial race, Arkansas style campaigning for prosecuting attorney, and Ed M. Smith opposing the state income tax. It argues for voting based on candidate merit, praises local papers, and urges tailored job applications with ideas after training.
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Arkansas
As- Pirani
Bill-Billy
Court House
Chariton Herald-Patriot
Ed. M. Smith
Mr. Smith
Smith
Iowa
Democrat Candidate Seeks Clerk Of Court And Sheriff Posts
Roscoe Wales announces candidacy for Clerk of the District Court and for Sheriff on the Democratic ticket, pending the will of Democratic voters at the June primary. He seeks the office and urges party support in the upcoming election.
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District Court
A Letter To A Young Man On Getting A Better Job
A letter advises that millions seek better work while a few pursue it. Identify a target better job as a goal, then train to capture it. The reader mentions being a bookkeeper earning about $25 weekly, seeking advancement through certification.
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Sudy
Mira
Public Accountants
Sir Charles 179057 Black Percheron Stallion at Hartwick Farms
Hartwick Bros owners announce Sir Charles 179057 a registered black Percheron stallion weighing 2400 pounds will serve the 1930 season at Hartwick Farms. Terms are 10 dollars to insure cost with due care to prevent accidents but no responsibility for any occurring. Service fee due when mare is parted with. Pearl Stober disclaims debts incurred by his wife after this date.
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Sir Charles
Hartwick Farms
Hartwick Bros
Pocket book lost worth seven dollars
A small pocket book containing seven dollars is missing and a reward or return is requested for its recovery. The finder is asked to return it to A. W. Logan, Jr.
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A. W. Logan, Jr
Methodist church announces week activities and collection
The Sunday schedule lists Union Memorial service at 11 o clock, junior ticket at 2 20, Epworth League at 7 p.m. and evening services at 8 o’clock. A 30 pound cheese donation is planned for the Des Moines hospital, with week services on Wednesday night. John F. Rex, Pastor.
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Seve
Uno veRuar
SoHany
Tie ‘Hospital
Teva Methodist
Dos Moines
Union
Epworth
John F. Rex
Monterey to Play Ottumwa Blues at Park
The Monterey baseball team will host the Ottumwa Blues at Monterey baseball park on May 25 at 2 30 PM. Ottumwa is one of Ottumwa's strongest teams and the game is billed as one of the season's best. Admission is twenty five cents with ladies admitted free.
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Monterey
Ottumwa Blues
Ottumwa
Vote for Joe Gray for County Supervisors 1931
Voters are urged to elect Joe Gray as Member of the Board of Supervisors for the 1931 term. He resides in Udell Township, is a farmer, and offers business experience and duty to reduce taxes while saving taxpayers money. He pledges courteous treatment and earnest consideration of public wishes.
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Joe Gray
Board of Supervisors
Udell Township
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Robert Caldwell
Edmund Hanson
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Dickinson
United States
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Manston
Priday
John Hammill
Bammill
Johnny
Mary
Pete
Africa
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Roscoe Wales
Jersey
Troy
Selma
Eldon
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Reo
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Pearl Stober
Stewart Truck
Worley Bros. Motor CO
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