23 Mar 1922
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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1922
Page
1
A 1922 notice from Bokahonte County Iowa requests support for Bertha Bow in the Republican primary on June 5 1922. The message expresses appreciation for votes and mentions a subject linked to the party contest.
A fragmented note mentions Rose McCormick and a call to vote in an election, with incomplete lines referencing tones and appreciation for participation. The readable fragment focuses on civic engagement and a named individual.
Edward John Kreul announces his candidacy for Pocahontas County office subject to Republican primary decision on June 5, 1922. The sparse notice records his entry as a county candidate in the period political process.
An editorial argues that buyers pay a tax to fund a proposed alcohol bonus, contending objections come from those not taxed. It extols advertising as essential to business success, noting advertisers attract trade and that local merchants often copy rivals’ ads to capture customers.
Fred M. Hudson announces his candidacy for re election as Pocahontas County Attorney Iowa. He seeks the second term subject to the will and approval of Republican voters at the June 5 1922 primary election.
Announcement by Robert Winegarden announcing candidacy for re nomination to the office of sheriff of Pocahontas county Iowa subject to the will and pleasure of Republicans at the June primary. He asks for loyal support if possible.
W. W. Green announces candidacy for county clerk of courts in the June Republican primary and asks for voter support. This notice emphasizes seeking backing from Republican voters and the public.
A candidate announces intent to run in the June primary for the office of representative of the Seventy-Sixth Iowa District, comprising Pocahontas County, on the Republican ticket and seeks support from all voters who can conscientiously vote for him.
A notice announces Gilmore City's municipal election for March 27 1922 with polls from 8:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. for one mayor five councilmen one assessor one treasurer for two years and one park commissioner for six years. Clerk Byron G Boos signs the notice.
The piece argues toward modest advertising to boost local commerce and compares business growth to seasoning food. It shifts to political advice, urging Republicans to back John Hamill of Britt to challenge Brookhart, criticizing current senate tactics and railing against bad booze.
Notice to the qualified voters of Rolfe Iowa announces an upcoming election in the Incorporated Town. The proclamation outlines election authority, polling details, and the scope of local measures to be decided by residents. Action requires timely participation and adherence to local guidelines.
A price reduction advertises the Des Moines Tribune at 4.00 dollars per year. It invites readers to request free samples and contact local representative H. F. Thomas at phones 146 and 1230 for subscription assistance.
A fragment suggests the girl who avoids self inspection accepts whatever is said. the speaker notes such belief is fortunate as much of the presented material may be bunk.
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