Pocahontas County Convention Ends Quietly Despite Tense Backroom
The Pocahontas county Republican convention passed without floor drama though a tense two hour resolutions committee session raised fears of a split over Hoover support. The final report urged unity with no minority report. currency inflation and tax readings sparked separate debates.
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Pocahontas
Resolutions Committee
Hoover
F. C. Gilchrist Jr
Pocahontas County
Political Announcements For Pocahontas County Republican Primaries
A compilation of Republican primary declarations from candidates across Pocahontas County Iowa announcing runs for sheriff clerk of the district court county attorney county recorder treasurer and supervisor. Names include E R Stahly G G Butler Luther Thompson S F Hiatt F M Tice A C Carmichael Katherine Boozell J F Carlson Clarence Jensen J M Bush with districts Powhatan Des Moines Clinton Garfield First District and Pocahontas county roles and June 1932 primary.
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Pocahontas County
E R. Stahly
Luther Thompson
Rolfe
Iowa
S. F. Hiatt
Pocahontas
F. M. Tice
Fonda
Katherine Boozell
J. F. Carlson
Powhatan
Des Moines
Clinton
Garfield
Clarence Jensen
Randall Melson
J. M. Bush
Plover
Republican County Convention Adopts Economic Reform Resolutions
The resolutions rail against hoarded gold and inflation, demand an honest dollar and better exchange, call for Congress to balance prices with commodities, oppose blanket loans, praise Rep Fred C Gilchrist and Gov Turner, and urge continued tax reduction efforts. The meeting adjourned after the committee’s report.
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the United States
Congress
Congress of the United
Fred C. Gilchrist
Turner
Gov. Turner
Pocahontas County Republican Candidate Presents Updated Photo
A political candidate accused of misrepresenting credentials uses a current photo. The nominee aligns with the Pocahontas County Republican platform as adopted in the convention.
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Pocahontas County
Tax shifts and social commentary recur in mild column
The piece notes January tax increases in Pocahontas County and speaks on tax distribution methods omitted by readers. It shifts to editorial humor on table manners and social pretenses, then critiques wealth, the Farm ers Holiday idea, and public attitudes toward price stability. It ends with a political jab on postal and liquor policy and Congress voting records.
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New
Pocahontas County
Iowa farm wives gain home equipment through extension program
More than 25 000 Iowa farm wives received new home furnishings through projects in 45 counties last year by the Home Economics Extension Service of Iowa State College via Farm Bureaus. A total of 2 480 local leaders attended training by home furnishings specialists and 8 949 sessions were held.
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Iowa
Iowa State College
Farm Bureaus
Women Attend Multiple Meetings and Craft Projects Totals
A report tallies 58 373 women attending meetings and 25 479 participating in the project. Among their creations are 22 610 baskets 5 554 dyed articles 4 863 re decorated pillows 1 888 chair covers 1 549 linoleum dyes surfaced pieces and 1 242 quilts completed.
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