Venard Announces Candidacy for State Representative
G L Venard of Hawarden Iowa announces his candidacy for State Representative subject to Republican voters at the Primary Election on June 5 1922.
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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1922
Page
4
G L Venard of Hawarden Iowa announces his candidacy for State Representative subject to Republican voters at the Primary Election on June 5 1922.
Republican candidate Hessel Dykstra announces his bid for Supervisor of the Fourth District covering Sheridan Lynn Capel and Grant Townships and seeks support at the June Primary on June 5.
J C Harrison of Maurice Iowa announces his candidacy for Clerk of the District Court as a Republican seeking primary support on June 5th. He asks voters to back his bid in the upcoming election.
Sheridan Grant Lynn and Capel townships voters are urged to support R. Kamminga of Boyden in the June primary for reelection as district supervisor. The candidate notes the decision lies with the voters and respectfully asks for their backing.
Paul W Van Oort of Orange City seeks support for the County Recorder race in the primary on June 5th. He files as a Republican and asks voters to back his candidacy.
W H Eddy of Boyden Iowa announces candidacy to be held June 5 seeking support from local voters. The notice appears in the community announcement column.
John Jongewaard announces candidacy for county recorder on the Republican ticket. He thanks Sioux County voters for past support and asks for continued backing at the June 5, 1922 primaries, promising to serve diligently if re-elected.
To the Republican voters of Sioux County Hawarden Iowa Shoemaker announces the upcoming primary for the State Representative seat to be held on June 5. The notice urges informed votes from party members in the county.
T J Reisves Hawarden announces candidacy for Clerk of Courts in Sioux County and asks voters to support him at the June 5 primary election.
Community items report visits by Elizabeth Baadte and others to Sibley Hospers and Archer. Rev. Meyer to conduct Baptist services. Siou City pastor Quinn visits Matlock. W L Washer buys and takes over Farmers Elevator. Roskom to manage Bleha SD elevator. local farmers report seeding progress and upcoming planting. student honor roll for April listed by grade.
Mrs. Dick DeVelder was a passenger to Hull last Saturday for dental work. Her health is improving rapidly after a recent sickness. Willis Van Giessen entertained school children at a birthday party at the school room Tuesday afternoon with refreshments and games. Mrs Emil Hansen Sr underwent an operation at the Cram hospital in Sheldon last Saturday and is much improved. Mrs Lloyd Oester of Ritter is assisting during her mother’s absence. Wilhelmina Hills and Wilhelmina Van Houte attended a musical contest in Sheldon Friday. Mr and Mrs W Beckman and children of Candler Minnesota visited J A Stutzman’s home on Sunday.
The article weighs hypothetical global devastation from war and blockade, then details Russia's collapse after World War I. It describes famine in the U S Mississippi valley analogy, Russian czarist corruption, 1917 revolutions, the 1918 end of World War I, and foreign-backed forces invading Russia with units led by Kolchak Judenitch Deniken and Wrangel.
The text outlines seven years of war and famine in Russia, with 15 million may perish if relief is not swift. It notes relief from the United States Congress and multiple nations, led by the American Committee for Russian Famine Relief, distributing funds via the Quakers.
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