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Rolfe Arrow

Location

Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1922

Page

1

Rolfe Citizen Grant Allegedly Switched Parties Overnight

A Rolfe resident, R C Grant, reports he was nominated for alderman and joined the Citizens party without consent. Overnight he says his affiliation was changed to Civic Improvement, forcing him to campaign under new banners while questioning majority tyranny and the ethics of political power.

Rolfe R. C. Grant Citizens’ Party Voice of People God Grant Civic Improvement Party Civic Improvement Richard

Unclear fragment hints at names in June 5, 19R2 record

Fragment mentions Coonan and Bertha with unclear date, likely personal notice or item in June edition. Source text is incomplete, limiting precise event or context.

Youngg Coonan Bertha

Local County Recorder Re-Election Announcement

A candidate for county recorder announces re-election for the upcoming primary election. Voters in Town are urged to support Jane Rose McCormick at the ballot box.

Candidate Announcement for Pocahontas County Recorder

Edward John Kreul announces his candidacy for county recorder in Pocahontas County Iowa in the Republican primary on June 5, 1922. He states his qualification and seeks voters support in the upcoming election.

Hudson Seeks Second Term as Pocahontas County Attorney

Fred M. Hudson announces candidacy for re election to the office of county attorney in Pocahontas County Iowa. He seeks the Republican voters approval at the primary on June 5 1922.

Pocahontas’ County Iowa Fred M. Hudson

Sheriff Candidate Announces Re Nomination Bid

Robert Winegarden declares his 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 conscientious support.

Pocahontas County Iowa Robert. Winegarden

W W Green Seeks Republican Support for Clerk of Courts Bid

Candidate W. W. Green announces run for clerk of courts in the upcoming June primary and asks Republican voters for support. He urges backing from party members as the decision approaches.

W. W. Green

Candidate for Seventy-Sixth Iowa District Seat

A Yon representative announces candidacy for the Seventy-Sixth Iowa District Pocahontas County on the Republican ticket at the upcoming June primary and seeks support from like minded voters.

Iowa Pocahontas

Re-election Bid for Poca hontas County Auditor

Candidate for county auditor of Poca hontas county Iowa announces he will seek re election subject to Republican primary in June requests votes from party and voters.

Disputes Over Prices and Sabbath Raise Town Debates

The column quotes opinions on gasoline and coal prices, legislative reform, and judge criticisms, noting how forgiveness, observance of the Sabbath, and business methods shape town concerns. It mentions a meeting with attendees from Havelock and nearby towns, a banquet, and a tax exemption figure of 2500 dollars for next year.

Ministers critique on Bible reading and civic duties in modern times

A public meditation contrasts today with past eras, noting the Bible is less read and less heeded, with moral criticism of contemporary behavior. It praises defeated aldermanic candidates, warns against crime and idleness, and recalls debates over building a new county courthouse amid county rivalries and a Rockefeller anecdote.

Four Sons Confer Degree On Father In Masonry

Four sons of C W Miller of Havelock conferred the Master Mason degree on their father at Mysterial Lodge No 583 in Plover last Wednesday. Elwood Miller was Master and Orin Miller Senior Warden with Roland Miller in Royal Iowa as Junior Warden and Luther Miller as Senior Deacon. The four sons were made Masons at Plover, a notable family distinction for the lodge.

Iowa Plover C. W. Miller Havelock Elwood Orin Miller Roland Royal Iowa Whirden Luther Plover Lodge

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