Sule Convention Delegates Fix Basis of Representation
The state Republican committee adopts presidential vote in Iowa as the basis for delegate allocation at the state convention. Harding's 1920 Iowa tally of 634,674 yields about 300 more delegates than using governor as basis. Districts gain proportional representation and six senate candidates are projected to need about 843 votes to nominate. The plan promises an interesting convention.
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State Committee
Harding
Iowa
Kendall
High School Notes on Tests and Class Activities
The notes cover memory test results from Iowa State College with grade level scores for rate and comprehension, remarks on assembly behavior and gym time, six weeks exams, and lists of students with high marks. It mentions the high school orchestra practicing, and a mix of humor and observations about classroom incidents and grade achievements among eighth through seventh grades.
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Iowa State College
G. H
John S
Rehberg Birthdays and Local Visits Highlight Ellsworth Notes
Visitors from Ellsworth Minnesota including Mr and Mrs Will Rehberg and Miss Katie Drenth attended on Sunday. Will Rehberg sought pasture for horses and cattle. A birthday party honored Mr Rehberg on his 58th birthday and John Rohlfs 28th birthday. The Young Ladies Mission Band of the Reformed church plans a 7 30 pm program next Thursday with a silver collection and refreshments.
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L. Lyzenga
Koch Man
Will Rehberg
Katie Drenth
Ellsworth
Minn
Will Kersten
C. Rehberg
Clarence Rehberg
R Docktor
Matlock
Rehberg
Mr. Rehberg
John Rohlfs
Young Ladies Mission Band of the Reformed Church
Dinner at H Versteeg Home and Family Visit
Mr Hubert Maris and his son Arthur dined at the H Versteeg home Sunday and planned a visit to relatives in Orange City. Mr George Morris left Tuesday for Sioux Falls to attend his mother’s funeral, she died at 90 at her Sioux Falls home.
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Hubert Maris
Arthur
H. Versteeg
Orange City
George Morris
Sioux Falls
S. D
Ainsworth In Fast Campaign For State Treasurer
A political race in Des Moines centers on the state treasurer nomination. Col. Leon Ainsworth, war veteran and businessman, launches a vigorous campaign likely to gain broad support. E. H. Hoyt plans to withdraw and back Ainsworth, while Ainsworth files one of the largest nomination papers in signatures on record.
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Des Moines
Leon Ainsworth
E. H. Hoyt
Ainsworth
de Moines
Program for Next Woman's Club Meeting
The Citizenship Club will meet the first Friday afternoon in May the 5th. A duet, a talk by Mrs Geo E Bowers Sr of Alton, current events, constitution preamble, political parties and their roles, privileges of citizenship, and report on parliamentary law. All women invited to attend. Let's go.
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Citizenship Club
Geo. E. Bowers, Sr
Alton
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