Moore for Governor Aide to Run on Republican Ticket
Center Point Independent reports Lieutenant Governor Ernest R. Moore is expected to announce a 1920 gubernatorial bid on the Republican ticket. He is praised for businesslike leadership, including turning Cedar Rapids Water Works into a paying enterprise, and is viewed as a strong, efficient candidate amid a field of rivals.
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Center Point
E. R Moore
Moore
Water Works Board
Cedar Rapids
Politicians Respond to Italian Fiume Claim Test
A test of political alignment on the Fiume issue shows how many lawmakers line up with the Italian claim. The push highlights cross party support and potential shifts in regional diplomacy.
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Banana Peelers Union
Fiume
Ohio brewery shifts to temperance beer and saloon openings
The Huebner-Toledo Brewing Co. plans a $3,000,000 plant conversion to temperance beer and will open saloons at several centers. Canada’s war debt runs about $200 per capita, mirroring U S figures, while Canada sacrificed most in lives relative to population.
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Huebner-Toledo Brewing Co
Ohio
Canada
Progress on Albert Smit home amid local visits
Work advances on the Albert Smit residence with the Kortekamp project, while Stegman Bros plan to construct the new house. Sheldon visitors include John Vander Maaten family and Miss Johanna Veenschoten with Tony and Henry, plus Mrs. W. H Eddy in Sioux Falls last weekend.
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Albert Smit
John Vander Maaten
Sheldon
Johanna Veenschoten
Tony
Henry
W. H Eddy
Sioux Falls
Bank Tax Fight Highlights Sioux Valley Court Actions
The State Bank of Rock Valley challenges deducting Liberty Bonds totaling about 47 million dollars from bank assets for tax purposes while the Sioux County Board of Review is silent. First National Bank of Rock Valley pursues a similar suit over bonds and two percent consols valued around 100 thousand dollars. Insanity information against Sanford Peebles leads to commitment at Cherokee State Hospital. Local civil actions include claims over street repairs at Drake Street Orange City and land partition for heirs of Tryntje Leen Waassenaar.
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State Bank of
Rock Valley
W. Mulvey
U. S. Liberty
Sioux County Board of Review
United States
Iowa
Supreme Court of
First National Bank of
Gerrit Klay
Elke Klay
Tryntje Leen
Proposal for Erection of School House Sheridan Township
Notice invites bids for building a school house in District No. 2 Sheridan Inp Sioux County Iowa. Plans and specs available at the secretary's home three miles northwest of Boyden until May 30 at 12, bids due by 1 pm May List. Board to award May 31 to lowest responsible bidder. right to reject any or all bids. Signed Henry Schloetje Secretary of Sheridan Township Board.
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Sheridan Inp
Sioux
Iowa
Boyden
Henry Schloetje
Sheridan Township
Duluth Clergy Visit Ends Tuesday Stop
Reverend John Kuyper of Duluth Minnesota visited here with Dr Will Kuyper on Tuesday, sharing a cordial daylight call and discussing local affairs with residents.
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John Kuyper
Duluth, Minn
Will Kuyper
Notice of Estate Administration in Sioux County Iowa
On May 1 1919 the District Court of Sioux County Iowa appointed the undersigned as administrator of the estate of Art A Verrips deceased. All debts must be paid to the administrator and all claims must be presented to the court for allowance. Dated May 2 1919. Charles Heemstra Administrator Van Oosterhout and Kolyn Attorneys for Estate. 21
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District Court
Sioux County
Iowa
Art A Verrips
Said County
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Farmers Co-Op
Sioux County Court News
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State Hospital
Cherokee
W. L. Mansfield
B. Morse
John Roghair
Drake Street
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Joe Steven
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Spijkerman’s
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