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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1920
Page
3
A Democratic candidate Cronkhite announces run for sheriff in Marion County subject to primaries on June 7 and 8. He addresses the voters outlining intent and qualification for the office.
Editor the Chronicle announces that W. G. Vander Plog is a candidate for the Republican nomination for State Senator from the Marion Monroe district, subject to the decision of the primary on June 7. Vander Plog requests support and attention to his campaign.
J. E. Long announces in Marion County Democratic primaries his bid for the County Recorder nomination at the June primaries, asking voters for their support in Marion County.
County attorney candidate Harry E. De Reus announces his bid for County Attorney subject to Democratic primaries on June 5, 1920 in Marion County Iowa. He emphasizes commitment to law and public service.
To the voters of Marion County I hereby announce that I am a candidate on the democratic ticket for
Harold Clements submits to the primary election decision to be held June 7 1920 as the County Attorney candidate. The readable fragment notes the upcoming primary and the subject position.
Dan Dibleman announces his candidacy for member of the Marion County Board of Supervisors for the term starting January 1921. He states the race is subject to the will of Democratic voters at the June primary.
Frank Crawford declares his run for county auditor in Marion County subject to the June 7 primary, addressing Democrats in the countywide announcement.
A Marion County resident announces candidacy for sheriff subject to the Democratic primary vote on June 7. The message indicates support from the candidate and seeks voter decision in the upcoming primary.
J B Hockersmith, born in Iowa 37 years ago, rose from orphaned childhood to Drake University. He served as assistant Clerk of the House in the 35th Session and argues for lower taxes, better roads, budget finance, and support for labor. He pledges to represent Marion County and asks for votes on June 7.
Jno R Price announces candidacy on the Republican ticket for a second term as State Senator from the Marion Monroe district in the Iowa Senate. He asks voters to review his record from the first term and promises appreciation for support if satisfactory. Primary is set for June 7, 1920.
Editor urges farmers to vote June 7 for John R. Price in the state senate race. Praise highlights his fight to reduce road taxes and curb road costs, arguing his victory would keep hard roads support for farmers and protect future road funds.
John A. Johnson endorses John R. Price for a second term in the state senate. He praises Price’s labor for workers and state achievements, urging voters in Marion and Monroe counties to support Price at the June primary and to review his record in Des Moines.
A terse exchange asks if the son attends college and notes he has not yet caught up with any courses. The dialogue suggests ongoing adjustments to academic expectations and college life.
Over fifty years ago a rural physician gained fame for curing disease with his tonic the Golden Medical Discovery. Dr Pierce later set up in Buffalo New York and spread the remedy nationwide. Made from roots and barks it was sold in drug stores as a blood-maker and corrective. Millions of bottles were said to have been used nationwide for stomach liver and heart health.
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