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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1938
Page
4
Persons visit Fort Dodge Ames and Greene towns with many locals listed. Community events include Freshman party at Renwick high school, a Mothers Missionary service, a Brotherhood meeting, a bridge club, and religious talks. Local births, birthdays, shop ads, and travel to Rochester and Harlan noted.
Evenor Bradley, present deputy sheriff, seeks the Republican nomination for clerk of the district court. He is a son of E. O. Bradley, a Humboldt pioneer and longtime businessman, and has eight years as deputy sheriff. If nominated and elected he would run an efficient office aided by wide local acquaintance.
Markets quoted for Wednesday April 27 include corn No 2 at 45 cents, oats 23 cents, hogs 7.80, cream sweet 28 cents, and cream 1st grade 27 cents. Local notices mention illnesses, visitors, and social updates from Renwick Iowa including Henry Egerth, Mr and Mrs Barton, Mrs Lutson, and others.
In Humboldt County Iowa a decree from October 28 1937 appoints Philip C Lovrien as referee to sell real estate by public or private sale. Descriptions include parts of Funk Smith & Companys second addition Renwick and two bundled parcels with specified lot bounds and street lines. The notice names Jakob Helmke Claus J Helmke Peter J Helmke August Helmke Anna Miller Margaretha Gebest Minnie John and Wilhelm John as executor and all others interested.
Notice states items 1,2,3 and 4 in Weeters Lot Company subdivision in blocks 12 13 and 14 of Renwick Iowa. Best bidder for cash to purchase described property at the front of the courthouse in Dakota City at 10:00 AM on the specified day. Philip C Lowries, in partition.
County Sheriff announces candidacy for re election in Humboldt County subject to Republican voters at the June 1939 primary election. H J Sexe seeks renomination and cites public safety and county service as core aims.
County Auditor O H Dobnsas announces candidacy for re election as Humboldt County Auditor. The campaign is set for the June 1935 primary election, with the voters of Repo County expected to decide.
M A Watlukait announces candidacy for reelection as Clerk of the District Court for the county. He seeks Republican voters at the primary and asks for support in the upcoming election.
A candidate for County Recorder announces intentions to seek the office subject to voters will. The filing reflects Herbert P. Dunsen as the candidate in the 1988 election context, framed within local political steps and process.
A candidate submits a nomination for State Representative from Humbolde district urging voter support at the June election. The item notes BL Miller as part of the context and emphasizes that the selection rests with the will of the voters.
Por County Treasurer hereby announces candidacy for the office in Humboldt County California. The filing signals a Republican bid in the June primary under the name Royal Bennett seeking the county seat and related fiscal duties.
County Attorney Melvin L. Baker announces his candidacy for re election in Humboldt County for the June 1938 primary. He urges voters to back his record and experience in public prosecution and county legal affairs.
Willard H Edwards announces his bid for the Republican nomination for Representative in the state legislature from Humboldt County. He seeks the will of Republican voters at the June 1988 primary election.
Republican voters in Humboldt County in June 1938 faced a contest for county treasurer with W. H. Strachan seeking the nomination. The race centered on financial duties and local fiscal management as candidates presented their qualifications for the office.
A formal declaration announces a bid for Humboldt County Treasurer in Iowa. The filing names candidate Flemmig and references a 1988 price or term, with local election context implied by the candidacy notice.
Patchy OCR notes show a state recreation amendment and candidate information. Noted names and dates are unclear, but the fragment indicates a ballot-related item and a political candidate update for the state recreation framework. Further readable details are needed to specify entities and outcomes.
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