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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1922
Page
1
A column argues against Brookhart backing the Plumb plan, labeling it confiscation and socialism while urging safe, principle-based voting. It then laments idle living among retirees, discusses postmaster relations, education, prohibition, and ends with recommendations for Iowa political figures including Walter Ramsay and Charles E. Pickett.
Sioux City Tribune argues that an international machinists group and nonpartisan league figures oppose Col Brookhart. The paper claims the organization’s activity in nominating a Republican candidate for United States Senator is improper and urges Iowa Republicans to nominate a traditional Republican candidate.
Bertha Bowers and F C Hartung announce for Pocahontas county Iowa treasurer with Republican primary June 5 1922. They seek Republican voters support and ask conscientious voters for backing in the June primary.
Rose McCormick announces candidacy for re election as county recorder of Pocahontas County Iowa subject to Democratic primary voters on June 5 1922 Edward John Kreul also seeks Republican nomination at the same June 5 1922 primary submission notes a bid for county recorder in Pocahontas County Iowa.
Fred M. Hudson seeks a second term as Pocahontas County Attorney subject to Republican primary June 5 1922. Thomas F Lynch announces as Democrat candidate inviting voter support in June primaries.
County resident Robert Winegarden announces pre nomination candidacy for the office of sheriff in Pocahontas County Iowa. He asks Republicans to support him at the June primary and states he will serve if chosen.
J F Quinn declares his bid for sheriff of Pocahontas county Iowa subject to June 1922 Democratic primary voters decision. He appeals for support from the electorate.
A series of candidacy notices announce runs for county clerk of courts county clerk district court and county auditor in Pocahontas County Iowa with signatures W W Green P B Thompson C W Gilchrist and Albert C Schroeder listing June 5 1922 as the primary date and urging Republican or Democratic support for reelection or candidacy. The notices solicit votes and past favors while underscoring party alignment and primary decision.
Arno R. Rassler of Palmer, Iowa, seeks Republican nomination for representative from Pocahontas County in the Seventy sixth district at the June primary. He asks for voter support.
A prospective candidate announces intent to represent the Seventy-sixth District from Pocahontas County in the Republic. The statement outlines plans to run for state office and engage local constituents.
A Pocahontas resident, G B Peterson, requests approval to run in the upcoming June primary, expressing readiness to stand as a candidate if endorsed. The letter indicates intent to pursue candidacy pending backing.
Laurens Iowa April 5 1922 F C Gilchrist declares bid for Republican nomination for the Fiftieth Iowa Senate District at the June primaries stressing frugal governance farm prosperity cooperative marketing and meaningful benefits for soldiers.
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