L D Hack of Livermore Seeks County Representative Seat
L D Hack of Livermore announces candidacy for the office of representative from this county. Hack, long a local businessman and former director of the Mutual Telephone Co, is active in Farm Bureau and United Grain Growers. He grew up in Humboldt area, ran a drug store and driving business, and now campaigns on farm and rural interests.
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Hitk
Livermore
Tila
Air
Grove ‘Township
Humboldé
Donn .& Hubbard
Humboldt
Humboldt, Latar Takings At -Pharmaci Courage At Mighland
Colleelie
Des Moines
Businiess
Old Mutual ‘Telephone Coz
Waa
Te’ County Systems
Thig
Wis
Barmera: & Merelianta Co
Lous
Farm Bureau
United Grain Growers Associaton
Agricul: Wire
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Free Candidates For Office In Local Paper
The Western Newspaper Union is authorized to supply free columns for candidates and their campaigns. Readers are urged to beware grafters and fake endorsements as editors pledge to publish only the names of honest candidates. This week announces L. By Fronets for U S Senator from Iowa and Col. Ainsworth for Treasurer of Iowa.
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Union
Effie
L.7
Fronets
U. S
Iowa
Col. Ainsworth
State of
Tornadoes and Storm Damage Hit Town Last Thursday
The daily papers described destructive tornadoes across the state last Thursday night. A high wind and heavy rain damaged property in the west part of town near the Brink barn and a large gas tank rolled across tracks into the residence area, disturbing a chicken coop and hens. Snow followed days later causing poor spring conditions.
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Daily Papers
Loatel
Chas. Walker
Barber Shop Sold Again on the South Side
The southside barber shop changed hands last week as Bart Hetnka sold to Clarence Clark. Clark has worked the past year in related rent venues and is expected to draw steady local patronage from friends in the area.
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Bart Hetnka
Clarence Clark
Mr. Clark
Tiis Top
Prohibition’s Reach Through Cities and Roads
An aging observer recalls the Prohibition era shaping towns from Pittsburg to Detroit. He notes fewer drunks, less beer in bottles, and a shift in social life toward family reading and utility bills paid. He cites the home run by Home Run Baker and sees improved public services, banks, and housing as indirect benefits, while recalling scarce whiskey and the change in daily life and travel.
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Lester Public
Grocere
Pittsburg
Cleveland
Toledo
Detroit
Chicago
Baltimore
Washington
Baker
New York City
The Slayers and the Modern Justice Parable
A reflective, stark piece condemns lenient treatment of murderers amid a society that paroles and pardons killers. It laments jails emptied by loopholes and mocks hangman’s role, contrasting grim crime with genteel daily life and the pursuit of power. Walt Magon’s voice critiques the system.
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Acting
Isome Othar
Walt Magon
M E Church Notes on Theselve in the Resurrection
A church note reflects on the Easter theme, asking how belief in immortality through Christ elevates the soul and which individuals live nobly by embracing the risen Savior. It discusses Easter values guiding faithful living and contribution to society.
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Iving
Ifa
Easter offerings and baptisms at church events
The message outlines Sunday services including preaching and baptism for those joining, followed by an Easter evening program. It requests tithes for the Easter offering and notes Junior Learners activities, a Friday gathering at the Gray home, and a Ladies Aid social at Richardson Hall on Wednesday, April th. Reverend Gouk invites all.
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Gray Home
Ladiva Aid
Richardson Hall
I. Gouk
Notice Sealed Bids for Street Work and Coal Hauling
Town Clerk accepts sealed bids by May 2 for street commissioner work and coal hauling. Bid items include price per hour for one man, one man with one team, one man with two teams, and price per ton for hauling coal. Town reserves right to reject any or all bids. Fritz Britt, Clerk.
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Elovk P. Ny
Rexurvra
Fritz Britt
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First National Bank
Renwick, Towa
Humboldt Laundry Agt
C. W. Clark Proprietor
W. H. Palmer
MR. Merchant
Miller
Farmer's Exchange CO
Phame No. 2
Gray, Manager
Livermore Out
M.E. Church Notes
State Bank. of
Renwick Trenwick, Towa
Wisconsin
Lumber Co
Mgr
DR. J
McGinley
Dentist Office
Corher
Kenwick
Lowa
M. G. Rockwood
Remyiek
L.R. Turner
Renwick
T. L.williams
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Johnny Lake
Stanrea
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Quaker Oats Company
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