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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1922
Page
4
G L Venard of Hawarden Iowa declares candidacy for State Representative subject to Republican primary June 5 1922 Hessel Dykstra seeks Republican nomination for Supervisor of Fourth District Sheridan Lynn Capel and Grant Townships with June 5 primary J C Harrison Maurice Iowa announces candidacy for Clerk of the District Court Republican primary June 5 1922
Republican candidate R. Kamminga of Boyden announces his bid for re election as Supervisor in Sheridan Grant Lynn and Capel townships. He asks for voters support at the June primary.
Republican candidate Paul W. Van Oort seeks the county recorder post in the June 5, 1922 primary. Veteran ex serviceman with four years in office experience promotes his bid in political advocacy material.
FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVES to be held June 5th, and respectfully ask your suppor. wW. H. Eddy, Boyden, Iowa. 17-tf
John Jongewaard announces his bid for reelection as Sioux County Recorder on the Republican ticket. He thanks voters for past support and asks for backing at the June 5 primaries in 1922. If reelected he pledges continued service to the county.
To Republican voters of Sioux County G J Shoemaker of Hawarden Iowa seeks the State Representative nomination in the upcoming primary on June 5. The notice calls voters to decide at the primary election and names the candidate’s address.
Republican candidate T J Remves announces his bid for Clerk of Courts in Sioux County and asks voters for support at the June 5 primary election.
W. S. Kemp of Rock Valley seeks the Republican nomination for sheriff at the June primaries. Born in Lyon county forty four years ago, he has lived in Sioux county since childhood and served as Rock Valley night marshal for five years. He pledges honesty and impartiality, serving the county and pursuing every criminal without bias.
A humorous clipping alleges a paper published a wedding notice and an auction sale ad with hammy rural details. The spoof shows William Smith and Miss Lucy Anderson dis posed of at public auction on a farm east of town with animals, gear, and a gag price terms.
The Sioux County Farm Bureau notes a demonstrational apiary meeting at Maurice on Tuesday 9 00 am as part of a series to prevent swarming using traditional methods. A beekeepers picnic follows at Andrew McBrides apiary near Hawarden with speakers Frank Pellet Roy Gilcreast H Metcalf N I Lyle and local agents. All beekeepers and interested parties are invited.
A June 6 Farm Bureau meeting and picnic are planned at Andrew McBride's apiary on the Sioux River banks. The program includes talks on swarm prevention, organization, queen breeding, and foulbrood treatment, with a larger expected turnout than last year's 150. A separate item reports A. Dean nearly drowning after his Ford Sedan rolled into Rock River during a fishing trip. he escaped with minor injuries.
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