11 May 1922
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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1922
Page
1
A reflective piece urges Rolfe residents to keep streets clean and yards tidy, praising public schools, teachers, and community pride. It warns that neglect leads to decline and urges Mothers Day observance and constructive civic effort to boost progress and harmony.
Bertha Bowers declares her candidacy for the office of Pocahontas County Treasurer in Iowa. She states support from Republican voters is sought at the June 5, 1922 primary.
County Treasurer F C Hartung declares candidacy for the office of treasurer of Pocahontas County Iowa subject to Republican primary voters in June 1922. Hartung asks for support at the primary.
Rose McCormick announces candidacy for re election to the Pocahontas County Iowa recorder post pending the outcome of the Democratic primary on June 5 urging voters support.
Edward John Kreul is a candidate for county recorder of Pocahontas County Iowa subject to Republican primary decisions on June 5 1922. The item notes the selection process and party affiliation for the 1922 election.
Fred M. Hudson announces his candidacy for re election as Pocahontas County Attorney in Iowa. He submits to the will of Republican voters at the June 5 1922 primary election.
Thomas F. Lynch states he will run for county attorney of Pocahontas County Iowa in the Democratic primary in June and seeks voter support. He emphasizes his willingness to serve following the primary decision and asks for backing from Democratic voters.
Robert Winegarden announces re nomination bid for Pocahontas County Sheriff Iowa subject to the June Republican primary. He asks for conscientious support from GOP voters and supporters.
W. W. Green declares candidacy for county clerk of courts in the June Republican primary and asks for substantial voter support.
P B Thompson announces candidacy for re election to a third term as Clerk of District Court Pocahontas County Iowa subject to Republican voters at the primary on Monday June 5 1922. He thanks supporters and requests continued votes.
The article discusses Hartung and Bowers as potential rivals for an election, praising Hartung’s courage and Bowers’ political savvy. It also covers Tom Lynch’s Democratic bid for county attorney, lauding his service and integrity. The piece stresses informed primaries and warns against blind party loyalty while condemning overbearing rhetoric.
A candidate announces re election for county auditor of Pocahontas county Iowa subject to the Republican primary in June and seeks party support. The statement notes intention to run again and mentions the party decision as a hurdle.
A candidate announces intent to run for representative of the Seventy-Sixth district comprising Pocahontas County on the Republican ticket at the June primary and seeks support from all voters who can conscientiously vote for me.
The writer announces entering the race for the nomination as representative from Pocahontas County Seventy sixth District at the June primary on the Republican ticket and seeks support from friends.
G B Peterson of Pocahontas Iowa announces his candidacy for the Seventy sixth district representative. He asks party approval and support on the Republican ticket in the upcoming June primary.
Laurens Iowa April 5 1922 F C Gilchrist announces candidacy for the Republican nomination in Iowa’s Fiftieth Senatorial District at the June primaries. He argues for strict budget restraint and restoring farmer prosperity through cooperative marketing tools and fair prices along with stronger support for soldiers. He pledges legislative action accordingly.
The candidate, Hartung, runs as a county treasurer on the Republican ticket. He claims Pocahontas as his residence and has paid county taxes for twelve years. He spent five years in the mercantile business at Fonda and about the same in Pocahontas in the implement trade, after previously living in Rockwell City. He invites inquiries and offers to direct interested parties to local residents for information.
Notice states the firm Daniels & Tompkins is dissolved and the business will be conducted by P. G. Daniels. Dated April 20, 1922. Addresses C. Daniels and F. Tompkins.
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