Venard and Dykstra Enter Primary Race for Local Offices
G L Venard of Hawarden Iowa declares candidacy for State Representative and notes the June Primary Election date June 5 1922. Hessel Dykstra announces Republican bid for Fourth District Supervisor covering Sheridan Lynn Cape and Grant Townships and asks for support at the June Primary on June 5.
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Y G. L. Venard
Hawarden
Iowa
My. Hessel Dykstra
Sheridan
Lynn
Cape
Grant Townships
Sioux County
G. J. Shoemaker
Republican candidate for Clerk of the District Court
J. H. Harrison of Maurice Iowa announces his candidacy for Clerk of the District Court as a Republican and asks for support at the June 5 primary election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. ©. Harrison
Maurice
Iowa
R Kamminga Seeks Re election for Supervisor Post
Republican candidate R Kamminga of Boyden announces his bid for re election as Supervisor in Sheridan Grant Lynn and Capel townships. He appeals to voters in the June primary to decide the district’s political future.
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Sheridan
Grant
Lynn
Capel Townships
R. Kamminga
Boyden
County Recorder Hopeful Seeks June Primary Support
Paul W. Van Oort of Orange City runs in the Republican party for County Recorder and respectfully asks voters to support him at the June 5 primary election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul W. van Oort
Orange City
Eddy Seeks Support for June 5 Event in Iowa
A letter from W H Eddy of Boyden Iowa requests support for an event to be held June 5th. The brief note thanks recipients and signs with the name and location.
Sioux County Recorder Candidate Seeks Republican Nominations
John Jongewaard announces his candidacy for Sioux County Recorder on the Republican ticket. He thanks voters for past support and asks for renewed backing at the June 5 1922 primaries, pledging continued effort if re-elected.
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Sioux County
John Jongewaard
Shoemaker Seeks State Representative Seat in Hawarden Primary
A campaign notice for G. J. Shoemaker of Hawarden Iowa seeks Republican votes in the state representative race ahead of the June 5 primary election.
Local Political Notice in Sioux County Clerk Candidacy
A Republican candidate T J Relves of Hawarden seeks voter support at the June primary for Clerk of Courts. The item appears among a column of social notes including visits by Mrs W I Miller and daughter and several other local movements and a birthday gift for Dr McConnell from his U P church training class.
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Sioux County
T. J. Relves
Hawarden
Hawarden Area News Briefs Salute Local Figures
K. J. Reeves of Hawarden Iowa, a candidate for Clerk of Courts, announced in this issue. Reeves has 16 years as Hawarden city clerk. Leon and Ralph Howelson of Sioux City visited with O F Ray, who may move his family here to manage the local lumber yard. W H Eddy played with the Shrine band of Sioux City in Storm Lake, selling over 1000 concert tickets. A baby girl was born to Mr and Mrs Len Korthals on Saturday April 22. Mr Bowersock had an operation at Cram hospital Sheldon Wednesday and is hoped to recover. We buy hogs ready for shipment and offer hauling.
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K. J. Reeves
Hawarden
Iowa
Mr. Reeves
Messrs
Leon and
Ralph Howelson
Sioux City
O. F. Ray
Ray
W.H Eddy
Storm Lake
Shrine Band
Soo City
H. B Winter & Co
George
Len Korthals
Bowersock
Cram Hospital
Sheldon
Feminine Use Of Profanity Across College Quips
A humorous survey notes female students admit swearing while legal rules on hearing profanity vary by state. It cites New York, North Carolina, Alabama, and Tennessee laws, plus anecdotes of women drinking and smoking, suggesting more women swear than drink or smoke.
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New York State
Grant
Philadelphia
Girls’ Seminary
Jake Was Seven Cents Out
Jake Newton, known for honesty, suspects a missing sheep after it vanishes from his flock. He traces a similar sheep to Leslie French’s pasture, retrieves it, and later discovers the original dead in his own yard. He returns both sheep and fleece, and Leslie reassures him it’s all right. Jakehad paid seven cents to shear the mistaken sheep.
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Jake Newton
Leslie
Leslie French
Jake
Artist Works With Wood in the Vosges Mountains
In the Vosges mountains an artist named Spindler creates wood sculptures from veneer rather than paint. He sketches, then cuts and glues veneer to a backing, pressing the pieces together with great patience. He uses natural color wood from Europe and beyond, detailing clouds and weather in wooden form.
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Vosges Mountains
Spindler
Europe
Columbus Dispatch
Laundries Feel Pressure As Prices Rise For Chinese Workers
An unusual column notes laundries plan price increases while the New York Sun says normalcy returns. Chinese workers grow scarce as youths head to universities, reducing willingness to work in laundries and slowing price reductions. The piece also contains a quip about polite behavior at political rallies.
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New York Sun
Jolr Chinaman
Lee Sing
Financial Report for Boyden Iowa 1921 to 1922
Town receipts and revenues totaling 1712.94 dollars for the year ending March 31, 1922, with detailed sub totals of 1576.88 118.11 17.95 1578.00 67.72 61.84 5.03. report documents income sources and sums for town accounts.
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Boyden
Iowa
Elections Water Works
League of Iowa
W. W
Near East Relief Corn Project Tops Sioux County Efforts
Sioux County reports a total corn donation of 32 705 bushels and a cash balance of 159 76 dollars from the Near East Relief drive. The county is praised as a banner contributor in Iowa with a statewide impact and bee keeping demonstrations are announced for May 3 at Maurice led by Newman I. Lyle of Ames.
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Sioux County
Banner County
Iowa
United States
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Jacob van Zwol
Church
THE
United Presbyterian
W. T. McConnell
C. U
Ladies Aid Society
Henry Harman
Eride
ER Esco Commission Co
Paola Teds
Ake
W. M. Daven
Undertaker
Orange Guy
W. H. Eddy
W. I. Miller
Mesdames Stehrenberg
Bryant
Benj. J. Meylink
Hull
John Vos
Minnesota
Joe Steven
J. C. Pryde
Ethel
Jogie Stutzman
Ross
Fairfield
Riley Williams
Council Bluffs
J. M. Baister
H. C. Pryde
Maurice, Ireton
Sioux Center
Eddy
McConnell
U. P. Church
Birmingham Age-Herale
Ling
County
Treas
Bol
Ear
Near East Relief Corn Project
C. A. Montanus
Farm Bureau
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