Pocahontas County Treasurer Primary Announcement 1922
Announcement for county treasurer election in Pocahontas Iowa on June 6 1922. Message seeks support from Republican voters and mentions Bertha Bows as a candidate.
25 May 1922
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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1922
Page
1
Announcement for county treasurer election in Pocahontas Iowa on June 6 1922. Message seeks support from Republican voters and mentions Bertha Bows as a candidate.
RC Hartung announces his candidacy for county treasurer in Pocahontas Iowa subject to the Republican primary in June 1922. He asks voters for support and appreciation for his bid.
County Recorder Rose McCormick announces candidacy for re election in Pocahontas County Iowa. She states she will run in the Democratic primary on June 5 and asks for voters support.
A discussion on unattractive structures near transport routes prompts calls for owners to invest in repairs or removal. Community leaders urge persuasion rather than mandates, noting better maintenance boosts neighborhood appeal and returns. The piece contrasts civic duty with owner reluctance and highlights economic and social effects.
Edward John Kreul runs for County Recorder and Fred M. Hudson seeks re election as County Attorney in Pocahontas Iowa. Both candidates announce their candidacies subject to Republican voters at the June 5, 1922 primary election.
Thomas F. Lynch states County Attorney T will seek the Pocahontas County attorney post, pending the Democratic primary in June and asks for voter support from Democrats in Iowa.
County Sheriff Robert Winegarden announces candidacy for re nomination to the office of sheriff of Pocahontas county Iowa subject to the will of Republicans at the June primary. He asks supporters to vote and expresses willingness to serve if chosen.
J Quinn announces his run for the office of sheriff in Pocahontas County Iowa subject to the June 1922 Democratic primary. Voters are asked for support.
W. W. Green announces candidacy for county clerk of courts in the upcoming June primary and asks Republican voters for support. He asks for backing from the party and expresses appreciation for any assistance.
The candidate B. Thompson announces his candidacy for re election as Clerk of District Court in Pocahontas County Iowa. He notes it is subject to Republican voters at the primary election held Monday June 5 1922 and asks for support.
The candidate states intent to seek re election as county auditor of Poca and expresses appreciation for Republican primary votes in June.
Albert C. Schroeder announces candidacy for county auditor. He states the bid is subject to Democratic voters at the June primaries and asks for support from readers.
A candidate for the office of representative in the Seventy-Sixth Town District seeks June primary support on the Republican ticket. He invites all voters who can conscientiously vote for him to give their backing.
The author announces a June primary bid for representative from Pocahontas County Seventy sixth district on the republican ticket and invites supporters.
G B Peterson of Pocahontas Iowa announces candidacy for representative of the Seventy sixth District on the Republican ticket in the June primary and asks for supporter approval if deemed worthy.
Laurens Iowa April 5 1922 C Gilchrist declares for the Republican nomination in the Fiftieth Senatorial District of Iowa at June primaries. He urges strict government economy and restoration of farmer purchasing power with cooperative marketing to ensure fair prices and notes soldiers deserve more than gratitude.
The Red Cross appeals for 500000 to aid destitute families in Mississippi Arkansas Illinois and Louisiana. President Harding and Judge Payne support the drive with funds already allocated locally and nationally. Contributions are to be given at local banks for forwarding to the national organization.
Garfield township Republicans meet at Center School Friday June 2 at eight p.m. to name a township ticket and choose delegates for the primary on the following Monday. Randall Melson, Com.
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