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Newspaper
Rock Valley Bee
Location
Rock Valley, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1936
Page
1
Poppy Day will be observed in Hock Valley on Saturday May 23. Mentoring poppies will be distributed by the Rock Valley Unit of The American Legion Auxiliary to honor World War dead. Wearing a poppy is a personal tribute and supports welfare work for the living and for families of the dead through the auxiliary.
Hull Iowa Republican candidate Bert Vandestouwe campaigns in the June primaries. He highlights eighteen years of road work experience and seeks voter support for the supervisor seat in the fifth district.
A local column muses on political candidacy, drought economics, and paving bonds. It argues for bond funding to pave roads, noting low interest rates and gasoline tax allocations. Sioux county residents are urged to consider bond votes as 91 of 99 counties have approved bonds.
William Schouten declares candidacy on the Republican ticket for Supervisor of the Fifth District urging support at the June 1 primary election. He signs as Wm. Schouten.
Henry J. DePaske announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for County Attorney. He asks for support in the Primary Election on June 1.
Local news item notes M. Be. DeWolf of Spencer Iowa in Rock Valley Saturday. DeWolf a Republican candidate for Congress is praised for opposing the New Deal on hatchery chick pricing and is said to have prevailed when the Supreme Court ruled part of the New Deal unconstitutional. Also listed are visits, plant sales, and community notices including a May bake sale postponement and local graduations.
Bert Vande Stoawe, running for South district supervisor, appeals for votes and backing in the June election set for June 1st. He asks for support from voters and party members.
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