Editorial notes on subscribers and politics in Pocahontas
The piece blends civic reminders on paying bills with editorial opinions on public figures. It notes Dawes saving the U.S. a billion dollars by trimming waste, critiques past international agreements, and urges optimism. It also reports two Democratic candidates for county offices in Pocahontas: Albert C. Schroeder for county auditor and J. F. Quinn for sheriff, highlighting their roots and reliability.
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Chas. G. Dawes
United States
Dawes
Life Lessons From a Father Reflect in a Boy's Future
Douglas Malloch writes that a father’s example shapes his son more than words. The poem urges fathers to model honesty, self-control, and responsibility, since the boy will likely imitate his dad as he grows into adulthood.
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Conyright
Life Is a Blank In Dialogue About Futures
A brief exchange frames life as a blank canvas and prompts reflection on how individuals will fill it with choices and meaning. The dialog highlights personal agency and the uncertainty of outcome, inviting readers to consider their own paths.
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Nature
Bertha Bowers Announces Candidacy for County Treasurer
Bertha Bowers declares her candidacy for the Pocahontas County Iowa treasurer's office, subject to the Republican primary on June 5, 1922, and seeks the voters' support.
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Pocahontas
Iowa
Bertha Bowers
Pocahontas County Treasurers Candidate Announcement
F C Hartung announces candidacy for Pocahontas County Iowa treasurer subject to Republican primary voters in June 1922. Support requested from voters and friends in the county.
Rose McCormick Seeks Re Election as Pocahontas County Recorder
County official Rose McCormick announces candidacy for re election as Pocahontas County Recorder in Iowa. She states she seeks the Democratic voters support at the primary on June 5 and asks for their vote.
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Pocahontas County
Iowa
Kreul Announces Candidacy for Pocahontas County GOP Primary
Edward John Kreul announces his bid for Pocahontas County Iowa Republican primary on June 5 1922. He states candidacy is subject to party decision and invites support from voters and party members.
Hudson seeks second term for Pocahontas County attorney
Fred M. Hudson announces his candidacy for re election as Pocahontas County attorney Iowa. He seeks Republican primary approval at the June 5 1922 contest and asks voters support.
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Pocahontas
Iowa
Fred M. Hudson
Lynch Seeks Pocahontas County Attorney Nomination
Candidate Thomas F. Lynch announces his bid for county attorney of Pocahontas County Iowa and asks for support from Democratic voters ahead of the June primary submitting his candidacy for the election.
Sheriff Candidate Declares Re-Nomination Bid
Robert Winegarden announces intent to seek re nomination for sheriff of Pocahontas county Iowa subject to the will of Republicans at the June primary. He asks for conscientious support from voters and party members.
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Pocahontas County
Iowa
Robert Winegarden
Watac
Candidate Announces Sheriff Bid in Pocahontas County
A candidate declares intent to run for sheriff of Pocahontas County Iowa pending the June 1922 Democratic primary. The message appeals for voter support and notes it is subject to democratic voters decision with urging language amid campaign effort.
Green seeks Republican support for June primary Clerk of Courts bid
W. Green announces candidacy for county clerk of courts in the upcoming June primary and asks Republican voters for support. The statement frames the campaign as subject to party decision and gratitude for backing.
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W. Green
Thompson seeks third term as Clerk of District Court
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 asks for continued backing.
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Pocahontas County
Iowa
P. B. Thompson
County Auditor Seeks Re election in June Primary
C. W. Gilchrist announces candidacy for re election as County Auditor of Poca County. He states Republicans have made a decision at the reg war June primary and asks for support from voters.
Schroeder Announces Candidacy for County Auditor
Albert C. Schroeder submits his candidacy for county auditor directed at the June Democratic primaries. He seeks voter support and notes the will of Democratic voters.
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Albert C. Schroeder
Representative Nomination Declared for 76th Iowa District
The candidate announces entry into the race for the Seventy-Sixth Iowa District Pocahontas County at the June primary on the Republican ticket. He seeks support from voters who can conscientiously vote for him and asks friends to solicit backing.
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Iowa
Pocahontas
Pocahontas County
Candidate seeking Republican primary support for Seventy sixth District
G B Peterson of Pocahontas Iowa announces his candidacy for representative of the Seventy sixth District on the Republican ticket in the upcoming June primary and requests endorsement if deemed worthy. He signs from Pocahontas Iowa.
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Pocahontas County
G. B. Peterson
Pocahontas
Lowa
Senator candidate vows economy and farmer aid in Iowa race
Laurens Iowa April 5 1922 F C Gilehuist seeks Republican nomination for the Tit tieth Senatorial District of Iowa at the June primaries. He calls for rigid economy in government and restoration of farmer prosperity and purchasing power with cooperative marketing to secure fair prices. He says soldiers deserve more than gratitude and pledges legislative action.
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Tittieth
Iowa
Laurens
F.C. Gilehuist
Graduation Preparations Emphasize Solid Values Over Fashion
The piece urges students to pursue lasting goals as they near commencement. It contrasts costly outfits with simple gowns, praising self made frocks and urging families to limit spending. It calls on schools to guide students toward higher aims and sustained study until graduation.
Sudan grass provides strong emergency hay crop in Iowa
F. B. Wilkins of the Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station says Sudan grass offers a reliable emergency forage. It yields over three tons per acre on poor soil, seeds cheaply, and stools well. best sowing window is May 25 to June 15, broadcast and harrowed. Livestock accept it and feed value rivals cane.
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Iowa
F. 8. Wilkins
Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station
Iowa Station
Wilkins
Sudan
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