Editorial Debate on State Representative Candidate Roles
A Burlington area newspaper discusses differing views on a state representative bill, contrasts statements by candidate Bowman and editor D Aue, and notes the authors’ defense of D Aue. It explains D Aue's background and asserts he presents a side underrepresented in Pocahontas county.
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Allen
Hamey
Co Des Maines
Atten
Wian
Parly Register
John Fld
Aue
Burlington
Bowman
D'Aue
Alton
Alton Democrat
Wit Wells
The
Daily Register
Fort Smith
Ark
Burlington Hawkeye
Daily Press
Iowa Good Roads Association
Poeshontas County
Negavataple
President Coolidge
Daughters of the American Revolution
Continental Congress
Washington
Congress
Candidate declares for state representative 77th District
Byron G. Allen announces candidacy for state representative from the 77th District Pocahontas County in the Republican primary in June. Roy A. Johnson of Pocahontas Tama City also announces aim for Pocahontas County Auditor nomination subject to Republican voters in June.
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Tama
Roy A. Johnson
Pocahontas
Towa
Tam
Mstrict Court
Poeghontas County
C.G. James
Iowa
Pocahontas county candidates announce for June primary
County officials and residents publish declarations of candidacy for county treasurer sheriff clerk of courts recorder and county attorney. Several names appear from Pocahontas including J H Wilson John F Carlson Chas Stebbins U S Omundson H C West A T Andersen and Katherine Boorell with emphasis on Republican voters in the June primary.
Illinois voters urged to awaken and reform after election
A call urges Illinois residents to take interest in government and stay active after the election to heal the state and Chicago. The piece contrasts gravel roads with paving and notes support for road improvements while avoiding dusty, busy paving projects.
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Illinois
Chicago
Public Notice Notice to creditors of Rolfe bank claims required
Treasury Department Office of the Comptroller of the Currency issue dated April 12, 1928 notifies all persons with claims against The First National Bank of Rolfe Iowa to present them to N W Irwin receiver with legal proof within three.
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Treasury Department Office of Comptroller of the Currency
Washington, D. C
First National Bank of
Rolfe, Iowa
N. W. Irwin
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