Dickinson Strong in Iowa Farm Bloc Support
The Webster City Freeman Journal and Palo Alto Reporter note strong Republican backing for L. J. Dickinson in the 10th Iowa district. They praise his work for farmers, pushing for farm relief, cheaper money, and long term loans, while opposing a sales tax and gambling in farm markets. Dickinson is expected to win renomination and election.
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L. J. Dickinson
Board of Trade
Great Lakes
Middle West
Dickinson
Congress
United States
Dickinson Endorsement Urged to Preserve Farm Bloc leadership
The Hamilton for Dickinson editorial argues L J Dickinson of Iowa's tenth district acts as a proven leader in the farm bloc in the US House. It warns a renomination defeat would hinder future farm legislation, urging farmers to rally behind Dickinson to maintain influence and enacted measures. The piece praises Dickinson's experience and opposes repealing the Cummins Nich law, advocating level headed voting for national farming interests.
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Iowa
Webster City
Senate
Kenyon
Hamilton County
Dickinson
Freeman-Journal
East
Congress
Jewell Record
L. J. Dickinson
Farm Bloc
Glidden
My. Dickinson
Towa
America
Dickinson’s farm bloc plan cited as path to national balance
The Boston Herald quotes Representative J. Dickinson as outlining a farm bloc program. He argues for stabilizing food production economizing transport and financing, equalizing export demands and harmonizing regional interests to benefit the ordinary citizen John Doe.
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Boston Herald
J. Dickinson
Iowa
John Doe
Dickinson Praised As Top Iowa Contender For Congress
The excerpt lauds Congressman Dickinson as a capable citizen and skilled business man with strong agricultural insight. It argues no other candidate in the tenth district seems likely to challenge him, noting his alignment with voters’ needs in Iowa.
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Dickinson
Iowa
Tenth
Congress
Birthday gathering honors J. M. Bush at Bush home
Relatives and old friends from Plover Rolfe and Gilmore City areas convened at J. M. Bush's home last Sunday for a surprise celebration of a milestone. The event featured a hot buffet dinner crafted by Mrs. Bush and a large birthday cake baked by his daughters. Thirty six attendees shared memories, with gifts presented as a keepsake of the day. Out of town guests included the Peterson families of Rolfe and the Spies Bush Lynch Borg Peterson and Bendixon families of Gilmore City.
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Plover
Rolfe
Gilmore City
J. M. Bush
Mr. Bush
John
A. B. Peterson
Frank Spies
John Lynch
Chas. Borg
Anton Peterson
J. ‘N. Bendixon
Notice In Probate In the District Court
Notice of the appointment of executrix for the estate of Jens Peter Nielsen, deceased, Pocahontas County Iowa. Creditors must present claims or make payments as required by law. Dated May 31, 1922.
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Town
Pocahontas County
Dens
Peter Nielsen
Jens Peter Nielsen
Iowa
Plover Notes Followers and Local Games Highlight Week
Plover residents hosted visitors from Rolfe Mallard and Fort Dodge. The eighth grade closed a successful year with a picnic and trips to Silver Lake Lost Island Lake. The baseball team beat Mallard High 6 0 while local socials and decoration day events filled the week.
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Hazel Heathman
Rolfe
Fre
Garlock
Fort Dodge
Silver ‘Lake
Lost Island Lake
Mallard High
Lost Island
Elizabeth Brownlee
Mallard
Mena Mueller
Chad, Dodd
Gilmore City
Jas. Krejer
Henry Hahn
Malard
Henry Fitzgerald
Meina Mueller
Homer
Roland
Mueller
Blooming Prairie
Minn
C. P. Lathrop
Earlham
Plover
Nellie Dwyer
Fred Ehlers
Regina Bush
Estherville
Carl Kauffman
Ft. Dodge
J. W. Phillips
Thelma Heathman
A. G. Heathman
Biff
Brownlee
Wilma Mueller
State Teachers’ College
Cedaralls
Plover School Notes and Graduation Highlights
Novus Miss Evangeline Ward led the graduating class with an average of 95.82 percent, Ida Pishe second at 95.82. Dr Roadman praised the graduation program. Out of town teachers left for summer, and upper grades visited Silver Lake and Lost Island. The high school baseball team beat Mallard 6–0 with Pollock allowing two hits. The article thanks supporters and praises school teamwork with a closing quip about advice and borrowing.
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Evangeline
Ward
Clay
Ida Pishe
Silver Lake
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